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    Flagstaff E-Bike Tours

    5.0 (3 reviews)
    Closed 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    Sedona E-Bike Tours

    Sedona E-Bike Tours

    4.4
    (16 reviews)
    31.1 mi

    Susan who gives the tours is spectacular. She took us to all of the places in Sedona in 2 to 3…read morehours and we found that she was filled with knowledge that goes way beyond what you would appreciated the beginning. You need to start asking questions of Susan and she will expose his entire life not only of Sedona but I have her own personal life. I found that the tour was so interesting that my wife and I went out and bought 2E bikes so that we could try and duplicate and adventure that I know we will never be able to without Susan. So that we will return and do more tours with her and then use our E bikes to try to supplement the amazing amount of knowledge that she has. If you don't sign up for a tour it will clearly be your loss and we are coming back to Sedona to do more tours with Susan.

    I'm an experienced ebike rider and owner who has taken a number of tours both in the US and abroad…read more I wanted to share this wonderful experience with my girlfriend who hadn't ridden an ebike before. In talking to Susan a couple of nights before our ride, I explained the situation to make sure the ride was appropriate for a beginner. She was very nice and assured me it would work out fine and that we were the only two riders scheduled for that day. On the day of our ride Susan briefly explained the bike to my girlfriend and seemed anxious get started. I felt she was cutting short the time my girlfriend needed to feel comfortable and get familiar with her bike. I tried to explain some of the things I have learned over the years to make it easier, and safer. But I was cut off and was told it was too much information, and that she (Susan) would take care of the instruction. The familiarization part of our time was cut shorter than I had experienced with other tours and I didn't feel it was adequate before we took off on our tour. At our first stop Susan stopped where the ground was slightly sloped. My girlfriend fell pretty hard when she stopped, as she wasn't prepared, nor very experienced with dismounting, especially on a sloped surface. Susan didn't really react very quickly to help. Once bandaged up, I again tried to help show my girlfriend ways that might help make it easier and safer, as I saw her fall and Susan didn't. Again I was told, this time in a condescending manner, that she was the only one that should be telling my girlfriend how to safely ride. The trip was nice and the scenery beautiful. However, it seemed maybe Susan had just done this trip too many times and the joy was no longer there. Fortunately, I did manage during the trip to explain to my girlfriend about the gears on the bike, which she had no earlier explanation of, making some of the hills a little easier. As we arrived back at our starting location, my girlfriend was a little hesitant about coming up to where we were stopping, she again fell. Susan again didn't rush over to offer assistance, but stood off to the side until I got there to help. She doesn't seem to have very good reactions, or just doesn't seem to want to get involved. A first for me anywhere for a tour guide. She then scrutinized the bike to make sure it wasn't damaged, pretty much ignoring my girlfriend, then let me know I had used a lot of power on my bike. Despite feeling poorly taken care of we tried to tip her $20.00. However she didn't have change, so we ended up tipping $30.00. Looking back at our experience, tipping at all was probably sending the message we were happy with the service, which we weren't. It is not my intent to punish by giving a bad review. Rather to point out that more instruction on riding and a more supportive attitude could have made a safer and more enjoyable ride.

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    Trail Lovers Excursions

    Trail Lovers Excursions

    5.0
    (42 reviews)
    26.4 mi

    What a perfect day! Jason and Phil came to pick us up at our Air BnB at the assigned time. We…read moredrove a short while to the start point and then we received backpacks, poles, water, and snacks for the day. Jason led us on a 6 mile traverse hike. Jason was amazing. He shared his knowledge of the area, and pointed out plants and wildlife along the way. He knew every lookout and picture opportunity and used our camera to take some fantastic group pictures. He also airdropped us pictures he took along the way as well. Having the hiking gear provided was great as we had traveled in the night before and could not bring everything with us. We tried poles for the first time and are hooked. We stopped for a snack about midway and were pleasantly surprised. There was something for everyone! The bento box was delicious as well as the packaged snacks. We found some new favorites! At the end of the hike we were offered some cold beverages and took a few more pictures with the scenic red rocks. We learned so much about the area and also learned what is needed on long hikes. Jason was a great storyteller and made the hike so enjoyable. We would use this company again and highly recommend.

    Incredible hiking trip! Our original guide was sick day-of so the owner did our tour and we had an…read moreincredible time. He had anything we could have possibly needed (hand warmers, mittens, water, snacks, etc.). We found that the trails in Sedona aren't super well marked, so highly recommend booking with Trail Lovers.

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    Sedona Bike & Bean

    Sedona Bike & Bean

    4.1
    (62 reviews)
    30.3 mi
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    I looked up 4 different e-bike shops and this place had the cheapest options of the 4 places. It…read morecost $77.52 total for a 4 hour cruiser e-bike rental. If you've never tried an e-bike, you really should as they are quite fun. Sedona has a bunch of hills so if you like going downhill, this is the place for you. The owner was very chill and told us he would not be strict if we were a little late coming back. He was helpful, showed us a bunch of places we could visit, and helped adjust our bikes and helmets. They also sell coffee here too. One of the closest things here were the bell rock and cathedral rock hikes. Unfortunately, you can't use your bike on the cathedral rock trail (it's because the hike is so steep that you're almost climbing the mountain at certain points). I liked the service, the bikes were fantastic. I used 48% of the battery.

    A Great Ride & Great Vibe at Sedona Bike and Bean!…read more We had such a great experience renting e-bikes from Sedona Bike and Bean! The bikes were lightweight and sleek--you almost wouldn't even know they were electric until you start climbing hills and feel that awesome boost. One of my favorite features was the seat lift you could control with your thumb--super handy for adjusting on the fly, especially when powering up those inclines. We biked all around the southern Sedona area and loved the freedom it gave us to explore without worrying about parking. While others were circling crowded lots near Cathedral Rock and the Chapel of the Holy Cross, we cruised right in on our bikes and got to enjoy those iconic spots stress-free. After five hours of riding and exploring, we returned to the shop, and I treated myself to a delicious Iced Americano. I also picked up a fun pair of locally crafted bike-chain earrings--such a cool souvenir! The staff at Bike and Bean were terrific from start to finish. They helped us plan out the best routes, made sure we were comfortable with the equipment, and genuinely seemed excited to help us have a good time. My only (small) complaint: at 5'2", I was on the edge of being tall enough for their bike models and felt a little off-balance in a couple of moments. Thankfully, no spills--but a slightly smaller option would've made the ride perfect. All in all, this place is a gem. If you're visiting Sedona and want a fun, flexible way to explore--skip the car and grab a bike from Bike and Bean. Highly recommended!

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