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Sedona Mountain Biking Tours
Sedona Mountain Biking Tours - What to Know
Whether you’re new to mountain biking or an experienced shredder, Sedona’s iconic red rock terrain offers endless ways to explore. Guided Sedona MTB tours range from beginner-friendly lessons on smooth singletrack to multi-day backcountry adventures tackling legendary trails like Thunder Mountain, Broken Arrow, and Munds Wagon.
If you’re just getting started, look for Sedona bike trails for beginners such as Bell Rock Pathway or Big Park Loop. Advanced riders can test their skills on the best Sedona mountain bike trails—slickrock climbs, tight switchbacks, and incredible descents with sweeping canyon views. Local Sedona MTB guides know the best routes for every skill level and can customize your experience around your goals.
Before you hit the trails, check out our helpful resources for planning your ride:
- 6 Best Sedona Intermediate Mountain Bike Trails – discover flowy, technical, and scenic rides that define Sedona’s red rock magic.
- Ultimate Guide to Sedona: Best Adventures – Hiking, Biking and More – plan your full outdoor adventure with where to stay, eat, and play.
When is the best time to visit Sedona for mountain biking?
The best seasons for Sedona mountain biking are spring (March–May) and fall (September–November). Cooler temps and firm trail conditions make these months ideal. Winter riding is also possible on sunny days, while summer brings hot midday temperatures—ride early or late.
Where to stay in Sedona for mountain biking?
The Village of Oak Creek (VOC) is a great base for easy trail access and quieter vibes. West Sedona puts you close to Thunder Mountain and the Dry Creek trails, while Uptown Sedona offers more dining and lodging options with quick access to the Bell Rock and Courthouse Butte loops.
Does Sedona have mountains?
Yes! Sedona sits at 4,300 feet in Arizona’s high desert and is surrounded by red sandstone formations and mesas. While not alpine peaks, these “mountains” create dramatic terrain ideal for mountain biking, hiking, and photography.
What are the best Sedona mountain bike trails?
Top-rated Sedona trails include Thunder Mountain, Broken Arrow, Slim Shady, and Templeton Trail. Each offers a unique mix of red rock riding, slickrock features, and epic views. Many tours link several of these for a full red rock experience.
How difficult is Sedona mountain biking?
Sedona’s trails are known for their technical features—rock ledges, tight turns, and exposed sections. Beginners can still enjoy smooth, scenic rides with a guide, while intermediate and advanced riders can push their skills on world-class technical singletrack.
Is a guide worth it for Sedona mountain biking?
Definitely. Sedona’s trail network is vast, and a local guide can maximize your ride time, choose the right routes, and help you build skills safely on challenging terrain.