Sedona jeep tours are inarguably the most popular tours to go on when visiting this beautiful red rock country. They're affordable, ample in availability, convenient, and offer a level of excitement for all people. From mellow, scenic sunset jeep tours to adventurous, cliff-hanging rides in the middle of it all, Sedona jeep tours allow visitors to immerse themselves in areas deep within the red rock canyons that would otherwise take hours to hike. Knowledgeable and skilled jeep and Hummer drivers offer entertaining stories with history and insight regarding the rock formations and culture that make Sedona so special.

Are Sedona Jeep Tours Worth It?

Yes! There's a reason why they are so popular and why so many different options are available. Sedona jeep tours allow visitors to immerse themselves in parts of the red rock country that they might not ever get to experience unless they are willing to go for a 10+mile, rock-scrambling hike. Also, the guides are entertaining and knowledgeable about the geology. cultures, and the ecology of the surrounding areas. Sure, Sedona is beautiful to see. But it's so much better when you get to know it!

What to Wear on a Sedona Jeep Tour

You are exposed to the outdoor elements on a jeep tour. Year-round, you'll want to wear sun protection like a hat, sunglasses, sunscreen, or sun shirt. During the warmer months, you'll want to bring water to stay hydrated, but make sure you have a way of securing it like with a carabiner or by carrying the bottle or water bladder inside a backpack. Bringing a light windbreaker is not a bad idea for the "in-between seasons" kind of weather. During the late fall and winter, you'll want to have an insulting jacket and again, bring a windbreaker. It's always easier to take layers off than not have enough to keep you warm! Pants or shorts are appropriate to wear just depending on the temperature. It is best to wear comfortable shoes that preferably stay on your feet when things get bumpy!

Do You Need to Reserve a Sedona Jeep Tour in Advance?

Jeep tours in Sedona run all day, 365 days per year and you can usually make reservations at the kiosks all over Uptown Sedona when you get here. But because of their popularity, we recommend that you reserve the day, tour, and the number of people in your party in advance to get the jeep tour that interests you the most. Many of the kiosk reservation attendants can put you and your group on an available tour, but if you know you want to go on a jeep tour while you're here, just book it in advance. From mellow sunset cruises to adventure rides, and archeological tours to combo hot air balloon and jeep ride tours, there definitely one for you to enjoy.

Some Good to Know Things About Jeep Tours

Just a warning, most Sedona jeep rides can be rough and they jostle and jolt their passengers. These types of jeep tours are not recommended for guests who tend to get back pain from similar motions. Ask the jeep tour provider which trails and tours offer tours that are smoother. There are certainly jeep tours that stay on more maintained trails and roads. There really is a jeep tour for anyone who is interested in going on one.

Before you arrive, explore some of the Sedona jeep tours being offered. There are so many different tours and offerings! Some offer wine tours, combined helicopter rides to the Grand Canyon, and even romantic picnics. The more in advance you plan, the more spectacular of a tour you can get for your money.

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