Whether you’ve just purchased Sedona property or having been living in a Sedona home for many years, a trip on the Sedona Trolley is a ton of fun. Especially right now, when kids are out of school and families are looking for fun things to do. Sedona Trolley offers two different tours. Tour A lasts 55 minutes and takes participants around south Sedona. You’ll see gorgeous views and pass through the famed Tlaquepaque’s Art district. There’s a 15 minute stop over at the renowned Chapel of the Holy Cross, a stunning worship space built right into the red rocks. The tour runs twice every day, at 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. Tickets are $19.99 for adults and $12.99 for kids.
Learn About the Area Around Your Sedona Home on a Tour
Tour B also lasts 55 minutes and goes around West Sedona and Boynton Canyon. This is a great way to experience some of the best views in Sedona. Check out Thunder Mountain and Chimney Rock. Then you’ll proceed to Coconino National Forest and see the stunning red rock canyons that have made Sedona famous. This tour runs four times a day, at 10 a.m., 12:30, 3:30, and 4:30 p.m. Tickets are the same price as Tour A. The guides on both tours are very knowledgeable and will narrate the whole trip, as well as answering questions.
If you can’t decide which tour to take, why not both? Tickets for the combination tour are $29.99 for adults and $19.99 for kids. You can opt to take the tours back to back or take a break between and get lunch and go shopping.
Right now, due to the city’s mask mandate and social distancing requirements, all tour-goes are required to wear a mask. Tours have decreased capacity, too, so it’s a good idea for Sedona property owners to book their tour as soon as they can.
Visit Sedona Trolley online to learn more about each tour and book your spot.
