We took two tours today, both with Eric as our guide/driver. (Chapel of the Holy Cross and Airport…read moreMesa). He's funny, informative and friendly. We learned a lot and were entertained the whole time. It was particularly enjoyable for me, as I am always the driver so sightseeing is a bit difficult for me. The people at the counter were friendly and helpful, too. Highly recommend!!!

We had a great time on this tour. We called ahead to ask all of our questions and purchased the…read moretickets shortly after talking with the owner. Sedona was a beautiful relief from the Scottsdale heat. We took the ride through the city up to the Airport Mesa which didn't take too long. We were let off for about 20 minutes to take pictures at the top. Our guide was very knowledgeable of the area and even gave us a show playing his guitar. The location is perfect because after we finished we were able to go walk around all the shops.

Have you been to Sedona?????…read more All I can say is WOW!!!!!!! Pictures do not do it justice!!! It's breathtaking...just amazing.... Go and let me know what you think!!!!

I purchased a Groupon deal for a day tour to Antelope Canyon, Horseshoe Bend and Glen Canyon Dam…read more The company that picked us up at our Sedona Hotel was actually called "Great Venture Tours". We were picked up in a small luxury bus that seated 14 people. Our tour guide was Sheldon and he was absolutely wonderful! He had a cooler filled of water waiting for us on the bus too. Our first stop was Horseshoe Bend. It was so gorgeous there ! The hike to the bend is about 1.5 miles round trip and it's actually up-hill in both directions. It's not bad at all though. There's no shade so I wouldn't like doing it during the summer! It's also a sandy trail so wear appropriate shoes! Our next stop was Glen Canyon Dam. This is where we were given our boxed lunch. The view here was so pretty ! It was nice to sit in the grass and look over the dam during lunch. The boxed lunch was really good too ! It was a turkey sandwich on marbled rye bread, Poor Brothers kettle chips, macaroni or potato salad, and a chocolate chip cookie. Our final stop was Antelope Canyon. We were handed off to another tour company in Page run by the Navajo. We got into the back of their truck and were driven to the canyon. It was about 15 minutes from the tour company. Our guide was great, although I can't remember his name. The canyon itself is the most beautiful thing I've ever seen in my life ! The Navajo guides space the tours out and keep them moving so it's not a clusterf*ck inside. They also take great pictures for you ! I noticed the guide was putting my iPhone on the "chrome" setting and adjusting the brightness. All pictures turned out great ! Make sure to put your phone down and enjoy this place though ! We had plenty of bathroom stops to and from this trip. We stopped at the Cameron Trading Post, so if you're looking for Navajo souvenirs, you're in luck ! I would also recommend bring breakfast or snacks too.

We had a group of four, both couples with a groupon or a living social deal. We did the antelope…read moreslot tour. Not too much detail is provided on the website, so we were unsure what to really expect. We didn't know that the pick up time would be at 615am from our hotel followed by a 3 hour drive to page, however time flew by! The entire way up, our driver Shelton, shared some awesome history about the regions we were going through. We made plenty of potty breaks along our trek. He took us to horseshoe bend, Glen Canyon Dam and Antelope Slot Canyon. We were provided a rather large lunch too! Overall the trip was an all day experience however it did not seem to drag on as some other tours I have been on. I would highly recommend this tour, even to locals. You will see a side of Arizona that will amaze you!

I would HIGHLY recommend going to do Yoga in a Vortex in Sedona. I found the website and texted…read morethe number on a Wednesday to make sure they were doing an afternoon tour that coming Saturday. Yogi Blair texted me back right away and told me she would try to coordinate. By Friday morning she had us setup with a Yoga instructor/guide. We met our guide at the parking lot a little before 4pm on Saturday. We had the most amazing experience. We stopped in 3 different spots/vortexes. The first we did a small mediation. The second we did an offering to the land. And the third we setup our yoga mats and had the most amazing yoga/sound healing experience. I truly felt the energies from the land. We did the 2 hour tour and that was plenty for us, mostly yoga/mediation, just a little hiking, all amazing!!!

I would highly recommend this experience to anyone visiting Sedona! I came with a bachelorette…read moreparty and we all had a blast. Yogi Dani was so patient with us running late and held an excellent yoga session that was great for all of our levels of experience. It was really magical to do a practice on Cathedral rocks and you could feel the powerful energy! I loved the photos that she took and I really loved that we were able to pull oracle cards afterwards. Vortex yoga was truly amazing!

Sedona can be a dark, dark place. It's not dark, as in gloomy and dangerous, but dark, as in, the…read moretown is small, it shuts down early at night, and there is not much going on. That is good because the light pollution is low and it also means the stargazing is probably far better than probably wherever you came from. So, for the "tour," you drive out to the middle of nowhere--to a school, actually--then you walk with your group and guides to a field where they have chairs, blankets, and a bunch of massive telescopes set up. The blankets help but dress warm. In fact, dress warmer than you think. With the wind, it was very cold out during our experience. Now, for stargazing purposes, it is definitely better if the moon is not full, and it is also better if it is not cloudy, but nature constantly reminds us who is in control. We had an almost full, extremely bright moon, and plenty of clouds. But we still had a great time checking out the various stars and planets and even the moon itself. If you are able to plan your tour, try to do it when the moon is at its darkest. The entire tour, if you want to call it that, lasts about an hour. It is not a thrill a minute experience but it is educational and, for those into astronomy, fascinating. This is definitely not for younger kids but mature teens might enjoy it. Plus, you almost certainly will see at least one falling star.

It was amazing how little light there was in Sedona where this tour took place. The stars were out…read moreand very bright with the absence of light pollution. There were three telescopes set up, and 6 people sharing. It was really cool how the guides could just push a button and the telescopes would adjust to view the particular spot they were describing. The guides seemed really knowledgeable. My advice is to wear warm clothing. It was really cold when we went in late May. Our tour was at 10pm. They do provide chairs and blankets, which was much appreciated. Like other reviewers, my negative would be the cost. It was $150 each for a one hour presentation. It was a neat experience, but not worth that much in my opinion.

GranTyke GrandCanyon RoadTrip Episode 6 It was early in the…read moremorning when he rode into the town.. He came riding from the south side, slowly lookin' all around "He's an outlaw loose and runnin'", came a whisper from each lip.. "And he's here to do some business with a Big Iron on his hip".. We Three hopped on to the Red Magic Trolley, which turned into a private Trolley Tour Ride (Thank You No-Shows..:). Our Driver and Tour Guide was Will. Will was a fun, knowledgeable Veteran. We saw "Chimney Rock", "Coffee Pot Rock" (not percolating at the moment..:), Camel Rock, Snoopy Rock, Teapot Rock (very celestial) stopped and toured solo "Chapel of the Holy Cross" (breath taking statue of Jesus, we also surprisingly found a Menorah Christmas Ornament..:), Courthouse Butte, Bell Rock Pathway and Castle Rock. Will also shared with us the history of Sedona, "The Founder, T.C. Schnebly initially wanted to name the post office "Schnebly Station" or "Oak Creek Crossing," but postal authorities rejected them for being too long. His brother, Ellsworth Schnebly, then suggested naming it after T.C.'s wife, Sedona Miller Schnebly, who was known for her kindness and hospitality. A fun informative Trolley Ride, Thank You Will!! "Now the stranger started talkin' made it plain to folks around Was an Arizona ranger, wouldn't be too long in town He came here to take an outlaw back alive or maybe dead And he said it didn't matter he was after Sedona Red After Sedona Red..:) Best, Avram Martyrobbins Jr.

Respectful customer service (meaning no one was outright rude), but absolutely terrible leadership…read moreand customer EXPERIENCE! I discovered Red Rock Magic Trolley from a Groupon I found online when researching tours in Sedona. I purchased the Groupon, and was able to book our tour for relatively early in the morning (before the weather got too hot). Two days before our tour, I receive a phone call from the company. The woman was very honest; she shared that they overbooked our tour by accident, and they are moving all the Groupon customers to later in the day when they have more availability. The only time that worked for us was 1PM (when it would be miserably hot). I agreed because they left us no choice, but we had to completely rearrange our plans for our trip to accommodate this last minute change. If you are going to offer discount rates, you cannot treat customers differently if they elected to use your discount. THEN, just a couple of hours before the tour, I got another call that the bus was having mechanical issues and that the tour was cancelled. This was our only day in Sedona, and because the tour was canceled only hours before, we were unable to book a tour with a different company. On top of that, we had to go back and forth with Groupon to get a refund because Red Rock Magic Trolley couldn't help us there.

Nestled in Oak Creek Canyon, and throughout the Red Rock District are several picnic and day-use…read moreareas. Popular sites include; West Fork, Red Rock Crossing, Banjo Bill and Grasshopper, which provide unique hiking, creek side picnicking, swimming and fishing opportunities. Picnic areas include Encinoso and Halfway, all Oak Creek Canyon campgrounds are also available for day-use sites. US Forest Service Red Rock Ranger Dist 250 Brewer Road 928-282-4119 http://www.redrockcountry.org

Very tranquil spot to stretch your legs and see the water flow along Oak Creek Canyon. Cool in the…read moreday when I went as the sun was already being shadowed by the numerous trees surrounding the area. Huge Sycamores I believe.

We absolutely loved this experience. Our tour guide, Dalton, was very knowledgeable and made the…read moreentire tour engaging and fun. Highly recommended!

A great jeep experience in Sedona. Our guide was great and the tour was great. We had to switch to…read morethe red rock panoramic due to weather issues that day. The pano tour was great! The off roading was much bumpier than expected, as this was a mild tour. My dad has mobility issues and he was fine, but it did feel a bit excessive.