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Sedona, Cathedral Rock Hiking Tour with a Private Guide

5.0 ★ · 12 reviews · from USD170

Sedona, Cathedral Rock Hiking Tour with a Private Guide

Our guides are Sedona locals and experts in philosophy. They help you explore the deeper meaning and significance of this special place. They will guide you through the breathtaking sights, identify flora and fauna, and unravel the geological and human history of Sedona. This is a moderate to slightly challenging tour that can be adjusted depending on the abilities and preferences of our guests.

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✓ A 2.5 hour guided hike with a local, educator guide.

✓ Treking poles, bottled water, and snacks provided.

✓ Panoramic views of Sedona's iconic Red Rocks, including Cathedral Rock.

✓ Learn about the history, nature, and culture of this amazing place.

✕ Clothing layers, windbreaks, and rain coats during inclimate weather (recommended).

✕ Personal bag/backpack (recommended) to carry water, sunblock (recommended) and personal items.

✕ Gratuity

1

15 min

Your guide will pick you up at your location and drive you to Cathedral Rock, a stunning and iconic rock feature of the Sedona landscape and the most popular vortex site of Sedona. During the daytime this area is only accessible by public shuttle and by permitted companies like ours.

2

We will begin at the Cathedral Rock Trailhead where there is a bathroom available at the beginning and end of the tour.

3

15 min

We will hike up Cathedral Rock Trail to a plateau at the base of Cathedral Rock. There are large rocky steps going up and there is approximately 100 feet of elevation gain in .2 miles.

4

2 hr

We will hike 1-2 miles on the mostly flat Templeton Trail along the base of Cathedral Rock. Enjoy spectacular views of Cathedral Rock and other Sedona red rock formations. There will be lots of stops for photographs and to learn about the geology, flora, fauna, and history of Sedona.

5

25 min

There is an optional hike to visit Oak Creek. This is one of the few publicly available access points to the spring-fed waters of Oak Creek. This will require hiking downhill and back uphill again with approximately 100 feet elevation gain in .2 miles.