SEDONA
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The 4 most popular walking 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.
“People are nice, but the tour is pretty lame. Each of the “high activity” area are conveniently free or public spaces like a dirt lot and a park.”
A 1-hour guided history walk in Jerome with small-group storytelling, stops at the Sliding Jail, and time to explore the museum.
“Very knowledgeable guide, which was appreciated. However, there was almost no walking. We walked across the street to a church and back across the street and our guide gave us lots of information at the two spots. I’d been Looking forward to walking around Jerome and hearing about the different sites on the spot, so…”
A 2-hour Sedona vortex walk with Rosane Gibson—sunrise or sunset, mindfulness coaching, gentle movement, and tools to calm your mind.
“This is a can’t miss experience. Put it on the top of your list of things to do. I needed a reset from politics and eating pints of ice cream due to stress. I came to the right place.,”
Take a Jerome night ghost walk with a Spirit Box and EMF meter, stopping at the Sliding Jail and historic storefronts for a spooky hour.
“Great tour! Lots of history of the town and the hauntings. We got to talk to several spirits and one followed us back in the van!”
