Sedona Guided Diamondback Jeep Adventure Tour

There’s more to Sedona than just new age retreats and fancy resorts. Case in point: this thrilling 3 hour guided Diamondback Jeep tour through the canyons and mysterious red rocks around this lauded Arizona town. Strap yourself in and prepare for a 4-wheel-drive adventure over rough terrain, learning about the geology, history and wildlife of the area as you go. You'll see sights like Thunder Mountain, Boynton Canyon, Bear Mountain, the Cock’s Comb, Doe Mesa, Greasy Spoon and Diamondback Gulch.
No children under 5 yrs old and not recommended for anyone with neck or back issues, or for pregnant women!

Meeting Point

335 Jordan Rd

335 Jordan Rd, Sedona, AZ 86336, USA

What's included:

• Professional guide
• DOGS - over 25lbs we charge a childs rate and NEEDS ADVANCE notification directly to our company.

Not included:

• Parties of 6 or more people we charge a minimum 18% gratuity at check-in
• No Children UNDER 5 years old allowed - this is an Extreme Tour!

What to expect:

Duration: 3 hours

Thunder Mountain Trailhead

Thunder Mountain Road, Sedona, 86336, Arizona

Your tour starts as you hop in your Jeep with your guide and take off through the rough-and-tumble hills and canyons around Sedona.
As you go, learn about the geology of the Sedona area, and listen to your guide's stories about local history, including American Indian lore, and what types of wildlife and vegetation exist here. Get an up-close view of some of the best canyons and mountains, including a different perspective on jaw-dropping Thunder Mountain, also known as Capital Butte, one of the tallest mountains in the area.

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Doe Mountain Trail

Boynton Pass Road, , Sedona, Arizona

Stop for a look at the curiously named Cock’s Comb, a jagged, spiny ridge clad in various shades of red, and check out other natural highlights like Boynton Canyon, Bear Mountain, Doe Mesa, Greasy Spoon and Diamondback Gulch.

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Boynton Canyon Trail

Sedona, 86336, Arizona

By the time you return to town, you'll have a new appreciation for the rugged natural beauty of this corner of Arizona.

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