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Sacred Sedona Excursions Guided Tours Trip Prices
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Sedona Sacred Peaks & Petroglyphs Hike
Uncover Hidden Ancient Ruins and Rock Art Off the Beaten Path
Step off the crowded trails and immerse yourself in the rich cultural history of the Sedona and Beaver Creek regions. Guided by a local expert, this immersive journey takes you through centuries of Native American heritage as you explore ancient irrigation canals, historic ruins, and the remarkable petroglyphs at the Crane site. Beyond the rich archaeology, you will navigate breathtaking rock formations, learn the deep significance of Sacred Mountain, and hear captivating stories that bring these ancient landscapes to life. Designed for curious explorers of all ages, this trip offers rare access to lesser-known, quiet spots that standard tours miss. Bring your camera, sturdy footwear, and a sense of adventure for an unforgettable walk through history.
Sacred Sedona Excursions Tours Trip Information
TRIPS ARE SCHEDULED FROM 1ST WEEK OF NOVEMBER
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Good To Know’s
- All ages are welcome
- Guided tour with local historical and cultural knowledge
- Cancellation Policy: 7 Days
How Much Does a Sedona Hiking Tour Cost?
Sacred Sedona Excursions offers a guided Hiking and Site Exploration Tour for $200 per person. The approximately 4-hour experience is available for groups of 1 to 12 guests, with start times at 9:00 AM and 2:00 PM.
What Types of Hiking Tours Are Available in Sedona?
The primary experience is a guided hiking and site exploration tour featuring historic irrigation canals, Sacred Mountain, and the Crane Petroglyph Site. Specialty experiences may also include family-friendly exploration, history-focused tours, photography excursions, educational experiences, and customized private group outings.
What Is Included in a Sedona Hiking Tour?
The tour includes approximately 4 hours of guided exploration, local historical and cultural knowledge, water, and access to lesser-known sites. Guests can learn about Native American history, archaeological features, ancient ruins, rock formations, and local historical structures.
What Should I Bring on a Sedona Hiking Tour?
Guests should bring comfortable hiking shoes, sunblock, sunglasses, a phone or camera, snacks or a small lunch, and any additional beverages they would like. Dressing appropriately for the weather and hiking conditions is also recommended.
What Is the Best Time of Year for Hiking in Sedona?
Fall through spring are generally the busiest seasons for hiking and outdoor exploration in Sedona because cooler temperatures provide more comfortable conditions. These seasons are also suitable for sightseeing, photography, and exploring historical and archaeological sites.
Are Sedona Hiking Tours Family-Friendly?
Yes. Sacred Sedona Excursions welcomes guests of all ages. The tour can accommodate groups from 1 to 12 guests and offers opportunities for families to explore historical sites, petroglyphs, rock formations, and other features while learning from a knowledgeable local guide.
Can I Take a Private Hiking Tour in Sedona?
Customized private group experiences may be available upon request. Private tours can provide an opportunity to explore Sedona's historical and archaeological locations with an experience tailored to the group's interests.
Can I Visit Petroglyph Sites Near Sedona With a Guide?
Yes. The tour includes a visit to the Crane Petroglyph Site, where guests can see an extensive collection of petroglyphs while learning about the area's history, cultural heritage, and archaeological features from a local guide.
How Long Is the Sedona Hiking and Site Exploration Tour?
The guided Hiking and Site Exploration Tour lasts approximately 4 hours. Guests can select a 9:00 AM or 2:00 PM start time, depending on availability.
What Can I Expect on a Sedona Hiking Tour?
Guests can expect guided exploration of historic irrigation canals, Sacred Mountain, and the Crane Petroglyph Site. The experience combines hiking with local history, Native American cultural knowledge, archaeology, geology, storytelling, photography opportunities, and exploration of lesser-traveled locations around the Sedona and Beaver Creek area.
