Devil's Bridge Trail

Your adventure begins with a rugged off-road journey deep into Sedona’s backcountry, far from the crowded parking lots and tour buses. Traveling by Jeep along rocky desert trails, you’ll reach a remote trailhead most visitors never see before setting out on a scenic hike to Devil’s Bridge, Sedona’s largest and most iconic natural sandstone arch. The hike winds through red rock desert landscapes, juniper trees, and towering cliffs before revealing the breathtaking bridge itself — a massive natural rock formation suspended high above the canyon floor. Guests can walk out onto the arch for unforgettable photos and sweeping views of Sedona’s legendary red rock wilderness. This stop combines adventure, stunning scenery, and one of the most photographed natural landmarks in Arizona.

Next, we tackle one of Sedona’s most famous off-road routes — the historic Schnebly Hill Road. This rugged trail climbs high above Sedona through dramatic red rock formations, offering a true off-road adventure filled with rocky terrain, sweeping desert views, and incredible photo opportunities. Originally built as a wagon road in the early 1900s, Schnebly Hill winds along the edge of towering cliffs and mesas, giving guests a completely different perspective of Sedona’s landscape. This section of the tour is where the Jeep really shines — delivering a fun, authentic off-road experience while climbing into the heart of Sedona’s red rock country.