Nearly everyone that visits Sedona is on some type of adventure or personal quest that finds fulfillment in one of the most beautiful places on the planet. Especially well suited for both Mountain Biking and Sedona Hiking, there are trails for every skill level, many starting at the door of the Red Agave Adventure Resort. There are many outfitters and bike shops, like our partners the Bike & Bean, that offer the latest gear, local advice, excellent service and repair, even rentals of both front and full suspension bikes. Whatever brings you to Sedona…

Your Sedona Adventure Begins at the Red Agave Adventure Resort

Sedona Area Mountain Biking Information

Bike and Bean Photo

Bike & Bean is the place for Mountain Bikers, serving a great cup of coffee and the opportunity to hook up with other mountain bikers, socializing and getting the insider story on Sedona’s Best Trails. Rental bikes include both front and full suspension bikes and all makes are serviced by our experienced mechanics. Need additional gear, advice, great coffee or a place to make life-long friends? Visit the Bike & Bean.

Sedona Area Hiking Information

Sedona Bell Rock Photo

Hiking Bell Rock, just a mile away, is a rewarding hour the whole family can enjoy with 360 degree views of Bell Rock that will fill your mind, body and soul with the Spirit of Sedona. Hiking Bell Rock is a terrific morning hike and a very special place to watch a Sedona Sunset...more
Mountain Biking Trail Photo

Mountain Biking: This is One Gnarly Ride, an over-the-top trail for the most advanced, technical mountain biker. Definitely not for the uninitiated the rewarding Sedona Vistas are worth the sweat…hearing about it just won’t work…You have to go there, be there…an unforgiving and unforgettable ride.
Red Rock Crossing Photo

Red Rock State Park is a 5 mile network of Family oriented trails with a wide variety of native plants and wildlife. The Forest Service presents talks on the natural history of Sedona. Fun and educational!
Fat Tire Book Mountain Biking Photo

Fat Tire Tales and Trails is The Arizona Mountain Bike Trails Guide. This revised, 20th edition, entertaining, hand-illustrated little guide will keep you laughing all the way to the best of the best Arizona trails! Including down-to-earth maps, summer and winter fun, gnarly glossary of bike lingo and steaming heaps of trail nuggets. A “must have”.
Oak Creek Hiking Photo

Oak Creek Hiking: Hiking along Oak Creek is a cool, refreshing interlude with nature that is beautiful, inspiring and yes, even romantic. A longtime favorite stroll for proposals and rekindling affairs of the heart, anywhere along Oak Creek is absolutely gorgeous.
Mountain Biking Trail Photo

Coconino National Forest: Enjoy the scenic beauty and rugged terrain on a group ride through Coconino National Forest with trails for every skill level. Considering an upgrade bike? Bike and Bean offers rentals of front and full suspension bikes.

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Palatki Ruins Hiking Photo

Palatki Heritage Site in Coconino National Forest contains the largest collections of petro glyphs in the Verde Valley. This glorious rock art by the Sinaugua, circa AD 100 to 1300, ancestors of the Hopis is well worth the hike.

Preparing for your Mountain Bike or Sedona Hiking Experience:

Enjoying your Mountain Biking or Sedona Hiking Adventure should include planning for Sonoran Desert conditions. There are several Sedona Outfitters that will assist you and ensure you have all the right equipment. Most trailheads will require the purchase of a Red Rock Pass available at many locations throughout Sedona. From the Red Agave you can ride from our property without the hassle of time that it takes to drive!!!

  • Tell someone where you are going and your expected return time.
  • Bring a map of the trails you are taking and check the weather before setting out.
  • Wear appropriate headgear and shoes and take a good SPF 30 sunscreen…sunglasses too.
  • Take extra water, desert conditions can require up to a gallon a day to avoid dehydration.
  • They take up a little room but a compass and basic first aid kit can come in very handy.
  • Don’t forget your camera and extra film or memory cards and batteries.
  • OK, you’re ready to enjoy the spectacular views of Sedona’s Red Rocks and desert vistas.

Additional information can be found at www.greatsedonahikes.com

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