Red Rock Jeep Tours, Sedona
Last Updated: Oct. 14, 2009
by – Alex McCarty, Tour Manager, North America
The city of Sedona, Arizona, is the physical setting for scores of old-fashioned John Wayne-style westerns and until the 1980’s was a rugged enclave filled with real life cowboys and cowgirls.
The trails that they traveled on horseback still exist to this day and hikers and off-roaders explore their endless dusty twists and turns throughout the year. After your hour-long tour you’ll have time to discover your own special treasure in the downtown area and have a bite to eat for lunch.
Red Rock Jeep Tour drivers are some of the most knowledgeable folks in town on the history of Sedona, are experienced off-road handlers and dress in the uniform of the Wild West, true to tradition—six guns blazing!
Red Rock Jeep Tours is offered as an optional excursion on Contiki USA Tours visiting Sedona.
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What an amazing way to see Sedona, capture amazing photos and have fun with your tour mates. An extra optional not to be missed!
Nurse Kara
posted on Sep. 30, 2008
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oh and also not only do you get to see and take pictures of the beautiful scenery (trust me some of these rocks the colours and the shapes are amazing) i was excited to be taken past Madonnas house YES SHE HAS A HOUSE IN SEDONA lol
skaifie
posted on Mar. 04, 2008
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oh my god !!! this had to be the funnest thing EVVVERRRRR we had a ball !!! and the wild western cowboys taking us on the tour we’re a laugh a minute – DO THIS TOUR !!!! YOU WONT REGRET IT !!!
skaifie
posted on Mar. 04, 2008
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