SEDONA · DAY TRIPS
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The 7 most popular jerome tours in Sedona. Here's what they actually deliver, who runs them, and what they cost.
Jerome Ghost Walk in Arizona uses EMF readers and spirit boxes at haunted sites, including Haskins House, for a lively 1-hour ghost hunt.
“Fun! Interesting using the ghost sensing equipment. We heard several ghosts. Our guide was very pleasant. Gave some good history of the city too.”
A 90-minute small-group walking tour of Jerome’s mining landmarks, told by a local guide with mine history, a sliding jail, and views.
“Great way to learn more about the history of the town of Jerome. Courtney is a fantastic guide and we enjoyed our experience!”
A 1-hour guided history walk in Jerome with small-group storytelling, stops at the Sliding Jail, and time to explore the museum.
“It’s complete mumbo-jumbo, a total farce! They hand you some cheap gadgets which is supposed to connect us with the spirits, imagine that in the middle of a sunny afternoon. I had to trust my intelligence and leave after 30 minutes of the tour, they take us for fools. Old stories, haunted buildings, dead people…”
A half-day van tour linking Sedona, Cottonwood, Clarkdale, and Jerome with mining-era stops, stories, and 90 minutes to explore.
“Great experience learning about the history of the town. We enjoyed lunch and shopping in Jerome as well.”
Small-group shuttle ghost hunt in Jerome, AZ. Use an EMF meter and PSB-11 spirit box at night or day for a 90-min experience.
“Levi was a great tour guide, very knowledgeable and down to earth personality. I got 3 solid voices on the Spirit Box and probably 10 that were obvious voices but unintelligible. Loved it.”
A 90-minute haunted history shuttle and walking tour in Jerome, Arizona, with ghost stories and an optional EMF meter.
“Tour guides were great! We had a fun time lots of great info. Great rainy day activity tour us 90% shuttle”
Join hunt master Tara for a phone-guided Jerome Arizona scavenger hunt using WhatsApp, stopping at Sliding Jail and Holy Family Church.
“The scavenger hunt with Tara is a waste of money. You would be better off exploring the stores and historic sights on your own. There are plaques around town that share information about various historical sites, the scavenger hunt just has you take pictures of things and asks you to approach other tourists. You would…”
