SEDONA
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The 6 most popular cycling tours in Sedona. Here's what they actually deliver, who runs them, and what they cost.
Self-guided Sedona e-bike tour from Uptown with Cathedral Rock, Holy Cross, Bell Rock views, and Tlaquepaque for shopping time.
“Staff was super helpful in making sure we knew how to operate bikes and how to get around. Bikes were in great shape. This was a great way to beat the traffic and take in the sights.”
3-hour small-group e-bike ride around Sedona’s Red Rock Loop Road, with Cathedral Rock views and a stop at Crescent Moon Picnic Site.
“The E-bike experience was awesome! Noah, with his local knowledge, did a great job of explaining the sites and adding color to all aspects of Sedona giving us a full understanding of the area.I highly recommend the tour!”
E-bike ride to Cathedral Rock and a vortex park in Sedona. Guided, mostly paved route with easy pedaling and big red-rock views.
“Cathedral Rock e-bike tour was a great way to start our Sedona vacation. Our tour guide, Don, took us on a great route I wouldn’t have found myself, showcased amazing rock structures, gave us the geological background of the area and recommended hiking trails and star gazing viewpoints. The route was a good mix of…”
Sedona e-bike through the Verde Valley to Alcantara Vineyard, then unwind with a $20 tasting credit and guided wine talk.
“We were eager to learn about and try an e-bike and Danny was funny as well as informative. There wasn't a lot of area to cover as this is a not a large vineyard, but it was everything we needed. The wine talk and tasting were great. Ron shared a great deal of info on…”
Rent an e-bike in West Sedona and reach red-rock trailheads with less hassle. 3 hours, clear guidance, and easier hiking energy.
“Beautiful ride and lots of fun. The bikes were easy to operate and a great way to see the area. Highly highly recommend”
A 2-hour Sedona e-bike sunset ride to Amitahba stupa, 7 sacred pools and Devils Kitchen, plus Red Rock Loop photo spots.
