Tour Overview
Designed for beginners and confident riders alike, this 2-hour guided Sedona mountain bike tour rolls across smooth sandstone slickrock and flowing red rock singletrack - big scenery and fun, rolling terrain without extreme technical downhill skills required.
Duration: 2 hours
Tour Highlights
- Rolling Red Rock Singletrack: Classic Sedona trails winding through juniper and manzanita with red rock walls on every side.
- Smooth Sandstone Slickrock Flow: Fun, grippy, flow-style riding built for momentum - all the fun of Sedona rock without extreme technical demands.
- Iconic Panoramic Vistas: Bell Rock and Courthouse Butte framing the ride from start to finish.
- On-Trail Skill Building: Confidence-building progression on body position, braking, and line choice - at your own pace.
Tour Itinerary
Your Sedona mountain biking adventure begins at our local partner bike shop in the Village of Oak Creek - the meeting location is provided upon confirmation. Your guide runs through a pre-ride safety briefing, fits you to a high-performance front-suspension mountain bike, and checks your helmet and gear before we roll out.
The ride eases into the iconic Sedona trail system, where smooth sandstone slickrock and rolling red rock singletrack set the tone for the day. The terrain is flow-style - smooth, grippy, and built for momentum - so you can focus on the riding while your guide shares tips on body position, braking, and line choice and points out the geology and history around you. Bell Rock and Courthouse Butte ride along on the horizon.
We pause at scenic pull-offs for photos, water, and trail snacks before looping back to the bike shop, leaving you with dusty tires, new skills, and that unmistakable post-ride desert stoke.
Pricing
Solo rider (1 person): $275
2-7 riders: $175 per person
8-12 riders: $175 per person + automatic 15% gratuity
Private tour option: available for an additional $50 group fee.
Guide gratuity is not included.
Requirements
- Skill Level: Introductory to intermediate. The flow-style terrain is designed for fun without extreme technical downhill skills.
- Minimum Age: 10 years old.
- Riding: Approximately 2 hours on trail; distance and pace tailored to the group.
- Attire: Closed-toe shoes required. Helmets and gloves provided.
What's Included
- Professional Guide: A 360 Adventures mountain bike guide who leads the ride, knows the terrain, and shares the trail's story along the way.
- Bike Rental: High-performance front-suspension (hardtail) mountain bike.
- Safety Gear: Helmet and gloves.
- Hydration: Bottled water and trail snacks.
- Permits: All park entry fees.
What to Bring
- Closed-toe shoes (no sandals)
- Sun protection (hat, sunglasses, sunscreen)
- Camera - you'll want to take a lot of pictures
- A small day pack for personal items
Season & Departure Times
This tour operates year-round. From May through September, departures are at 9:00 AM - an early morning window to beat the midday heat. From October through April, departures are at 9:00 AM and 1:00 PM.
Important Notes
RESERVATIONS REQUIRED: Meeting location provided upon confirmation at our local partner bike shop in the Village of Oak Creek, where your bike fit and gear check take place. Routes are tailored to your group's skill level, so trail selection may adjust with seasonal conditions or weather. Wear closed-toe shoes and bring sun protection. For groups with kids under 10 or groups over 12, write to [email protected].
Cancellation Policy
This tour has a 72-hour cancellation policy. Please read your confirmation email for details.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this tour suitable for beginners?
Yes. The tour is designed for introductory to intermediate riders on smooth, flow-style terrain - slickrock and rolling singletrack that's fun without requiring extreme technical downhill skills. Your guide tailors the route and pacing to your group's ability.
How long is the tour?
The tour runs approximately 2 hours on trail. Distance and pace are tailored to your group.
What gear is included?
Your tour includes a high-performance front-suspension (hardtail) mountain bike, helmet, gloves, bottled water, trail snacks, all park entry fees, and a professional guide. Full-suspension isn't necessary for these smooth flow trails - the hardtail is the right tool for the terrain.
What is the minimum age?
The minimum age is 10 years old. For groups with kids under 10, write to [email protected] and we'll talk through options.
Where do we meet?
The meeting location is provided upon confirmation at our local partner bike shop in the Village of Oak Creek, where your bike fit and gear check take place before the ride.
What time do tours depart?
From May through September, departures are at 9:00 AM - an early morning window to beat the midday heat. From October through April, departures are at 9:00 AM and 1:00 PM.
Can we make it a private tour?
Yes. Private tours are available for an additional $50 group fee - just your group on the trail.
What is the cancellation policy?
This tour has a 72-hour cancellation policy. Please read your confirmation email for details.
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