Sedona Central Reservations - A Day in the West

At A Day in the West we offer a wide variety of tours, including: Jeep Tours, Horseback Rides, Winery Tours, and now tours up onto the Colorado Plateau (Grand Canyon, Colorado River Float and the Hopi Nation). We’ve got a tour for every type of person, and thousands of thank you letters to prove it.

And what better way to end a day in Sedona than with a sunset tour, or a Cowboy Cookout. Sedona’s dramatic western canyons and rock formations are known throughout the world, and every day we see photographers just burn through film. Just tell the guide what your interest are—natural history, Indian and pioneer history, geology, etc.—and they’ll talk your ear off. If you’ve got a few days in town, we offer great rates on Rental Jeeps, which come complete with maps and directions.

Combine panoramic views of the red rocks with a rugged 4X4 trail, packed with more of a punch than the Red Rock West Tour. You'll want to have your seatbelt tight! This is a great trail for seeing critters as well as desert plants and other wildlife. The Western Canyons were also used as backdrops for numerous movies, so the area might seem familiar to you

Move back in time on a tour of the Pioneer Trail. This casual tour explores the route taken to Flagstaff by the towns's first settlers. On the way your guide will tell you about the various movies that were filmed in the area and even show a cave that was featured in a few of those movies. Your ride will take you over 1,500 feet above Sedona. This dirt road that meanders among the red rocks is in good condition, so relax and enjoy the breath-taking views.

This tour begins with a visit the Page Springs Winery, on the banks of Oak Creek. Here you will go to a tasting of four of their fabulous wines, and be given a $15 credit toward on of their bottles. After relaxing on a terrace overlooking the creek you will head off to the western canyons of Sedona for a mild, scenic jeep tour with your cowboy guide. This tour is perfect for sunsets.

This is your chance to be an outlaw—from Robber’s Roost to the Shaman’s Cave, this rugged trail has it all. Explore the land that the Sinaguans and Apache called their home. See the canyons where many of the old western movies were filmed. With unobstructed western views, this trail is perfect for sunsets.

This is our best 4 x 4 trail, filled with woop-d-dos and good climbing sections. The kids will love it! The drive to the trailhead alone is breathtaking as you pass Bell Rock, Cathedral, and Courthouse Butte. Once on the trail, get ready for some rugged 4 x 4 adventure and simply awesome views.

Explore the route taken by the the town's first settlers. On the way, marvel at the incredible rock formations, vortexes and some of the most bizarre sandstone in the area. Continue on until you're 2,500 feet above Sedona - 7,000 ft. in elevation. At the top, look down at the entire Verde Valley before exploring the Ponderosa Pine forest. You may even spot some elk or mule deer.

Take a drive into the shadow of Thunder Mountain . This tour slips around behind the mountain, then continues into the Secret Canyon wilderness area. This is a place of stories; a place where pioneers were chased by grizzlies ,and, Native Americans went in search of the last waterholes. The terrain is a mix of high desert and washes, filled with cacti, wildflowers, snakes and rabbits. Watch for javelina and mule deer.

Duration: 2.0 hours
Cost: Adults $55 / kids $40

1 Hour Jeep Tour

1 Hour Horseback Ride

This is your best chance to explore Sedona's breathtaking high desert landscape. Begin with a 4X4 Jeep tour on the Diamondback Trail and then mosey over to the ranch for a trail ride, followed by a mouth-watering cowboy cookout.

Start your adventure with a 4 x 4 jeep tour through the beautiful high desert surrounding Sedona, then saddle-up for a scenic 1 hour horseback ride on a 45,000 working cattle ranch.

Travel to the Hopi Reservation to visit the oldest continuously inhabited village in the United States. On this intimate tour, you will visit a home, and meet Hopi artisans. You can purchase crafts directly from the artists if you wish, although there is no pressure to do so. You will also be guided on a tour of the village, and visit the Cultural Center and the Hopi Museum. The traditional Hopi lunch includes frybread. This tour is 10 to 11 hours, and is not recommended for children under five.

Board a luxury motor coach specifically designed for your comfort and convenience. On board restrooms, movies, tour guides, foot rests and extra padded seats are just a few of the luxury amenities that make this road trip one to remember! After traveling north to the Glen Canyon Dam, you will board your raft for a smooth water float trip down the majestic Colorado River. Your river guide will point out the highlights, as you take in the splendor of Glen Cayon. Side hike to Petroglyph Beach optional. Generally offered Mon/Wed/Fri 12 hours Adult....$164 Kids....$154

Experience the awesome beauty of the Grand Canyon aboard a coach designed for your comfort & convenience (bathroom aboard). Your fun and friendly guide will entertain you along the way. Upgrades for the Grand Canyon Train from Williams are available. Starts July 30. Generally offered Tues/Thurs/Sat/Sun