Mountain Biking Tours in Sedona

Sedona is known for its stunning red rock terrain

With year round riding - stick to the morning in the summer mind you - Sedona, Arizona, has plenty of steep canyon walls and red rock buttes to keep mountain biking diehards of this desert town return year after year. Lots of the trails in Sedona have been around a long, long time as animals and people have made their tracks through the desert for hundreds of years - with the advent of mountain bikers, the community has been creating some fantastic ones of their own!

A labyrinthine network of trails across the desert awaits

While great warm-up trails like Chuckwagon and Llama and Aerie Trails are perfect intros to Sedona, you’ll see that regardless of difficulty, even the mellow tracks are ridden time and time again because they are so much fun. If you want technical and difficult terrain, there’s plenty too. There’s Hangover, which is NOT that kind of “hangover” and deserves careful consideration even when you are stone cold sober! Other technical faves in the area are Hiline and Hog Heaven. For the intermediate riders in the group, check out Slim Shady, Mescal and Broken Arrow. You gotta ride them all!

Our favorite MTB adventures in Sedona

Sedona Mountain Biking Tour - 2 hour tour - from $120
Sample some of Sedona’s sweeping red rock and dirt and ride some of the area’s classic starter trails, like Bell Rock or take Long Canyon to Deadman’s Flat! This introductory tour is ideal for families, first time mountain bikers and any rider who’s new to the area. Learn more at 360 Adventures

Sedona Mountain Bike Tours - full day - from $275
Go on an extended tour and tackle some of the area’s more difficult and challenging trails in this full day adventure. Hiline anyone? Or Cathedral Rock Big Loop? Slim Shady? The day is up to you and your guide to decide! Enjoy Sedona’s sweet terrain! Discover more at Hermosa Tours

Sedona Singletrack Bike Trip - 5 days - $1,295
Discover how varied Sedona’s desert terrain is with this 5 day tour! It’s the perfect chance to ride through oak tree canyons, take on some slickrock and bomb by juniper. This is a one of a kind way to get the most out of Sedona’s solid singletrack. Learn more at Western Spirit

Who should go to Sedona?

With its outstanding network of trails and easy access, Sedona is for young and old, beginner to pro. And hey, year round riding sounds perfect.