A Magical Day in Sedona

From Flagstaff

Tour Provider: Silver Spur Tours

Season: All year except December 24, 25, Thanksgiving Day and New Year's Day.

Tour Days: Monday, Friday

Departure: 9:00 to 9:15 AM

Return: 4:30 PM

Trip Duration: 7.5 hours

Fee: $148 per person, plus tax
Maximum 8 Guests per vehicle

A journey through the astounding beauty and mystical lands of Sedona, Arizona. A maximum of eight guests per van travel in the comfort of a Mercedes built touring van.

VIP Flagstaff Area Hotel Pickup & Dropoff
Customized Mercedes Built Luxury Van
All Park Entrance Fees
Lunch at Indian Gardens (Wine Tasting Optional)
Drive Through Sedona's "Vineyard Region"
Scenic Oak Creek Canyon Drive
Sedona Red Rocks & Mysterious Vortexes
Tour of Montezuma Castle Indian Ruins.
Souvenir Sedona Insulated Bistro Bag included.

Oak Creek Canyon. Rand McNally Call It Spectacular.

Get ready for one of the most scenic drives you'll ever experience. This all day tour brings you up close and personal with Oak Creek Canyon as it descends from the Ponderosa Pine rim edges of Flagstaff, Arizona into a breathtaking series of switchbacks through a panorama of red rock monolith cliffs, thick forests of Aspen and Oak as it hugs the edges of shimmering Oak Creek. On the way to Sedona, we make stops at Sterling Springs, The West Fork Trail and Historic Indian Gardens.

This is a narrative tour with a knowledgeable Silver Spur guide that will tell you all about the history of Sedona, its geological formations, ancient Native American inhabitants and prehistoric Sedona when it actually was beneath the ocean sea.

Majestic Red Rocks & Mysterious Vortexes.

Proceed up Airport Mesa with wide angle views across Red Rock Country and the famous red rock monoliths. A scenic drive along the edges of picturesque Boynton Canyon where the Secret Mountain Wilderness contains the mysteries of past civilizations.

On To Montezuma Castle.

A short drive to the ancient cliff dwellings of the original Native inhabitants of the Verde Valley. View the "apartment type" homes of the Sinagua Indians built into the sandstone cliffs along Beaver Creek. The Sinaguans farmed corn and beans during the day before climbing ladders to the safety of recessions in the cliffs high above the lands below.

Deja View From A Different Angle.

We head back through Village of Oak Creek and visit Monumental Bell Rock and its mysterious vortex. You will also get up close and personal with Cathedral Rock and the Chapel of the Holy Cross.