Sedona
Jeep Trails

Barlow's home base in Sedona Arizona offers some of the most spectacular scenery in the world. Sedona has become a major tourist destination with over 4 million visitors per year, offering a variety of scenic trails for the novice or experienced "Jeeper".

Maps will be provided to you free of charge when you pick up your Jeep. To purchase maps in advance, visit:

Trail Ratings

Easy: Can be done by the novice. Many sections may not require 4WD in good conditions. Roads are unpaved, infrequently maintained and are likely to have moderate grades, potholes, ruts, and edges with no guard rails.
Moderate: Can be done by the novice. Most people will find these trails to be a fun adventure with some steep climbs, narrow ledge roads (plenty wide for one Jeep, but not wide enough to pass in many places), some rocks that require slow & careful ascent. The key is to take your time, and pay attention.
Adventurous: Experience helpful, but not required. Inexperienced 4-wheelers may find the obstacles and ledges intimidating, and damage to vehicle is possible, unless caution, careful throttle control and precise wheel placement is exercised.
Difficult: Experienced 4-wheelers only. Solo travel not recommended. Vehicle damage possible, even with slow ascent and careful wheel placement. Tippy sections, big rocks and ledges, deep sand, slippery hills, commonly impassable due to wash outs or rock slides.

Highlights from a few of our favorite Sedona trails:

Schnebly Hill Road • 2 hours - Easy

In summer put the top down on your Barlow Jeep Wrangler and take a scenic drive high above Sedona. Features Sedona's famous red rocks with a background of green forest making this one of the most photographed areas in all of Arizona.

Ancient Ruins • 3 hours - Easy

Take a scenic drive along red rock canyons to discover 700-year old Sinagua Indian ruins. Actually go into the ancient rooms and view 4000 year old rock art. Fascinating cultural experience and great views of the red rock cliffs towering above you. Combine this with Schnebly Hill Road or the Outlaw Trail for a great half-day combo.

Soldier Pass Trail • 1.5 hours - Moderate/Adventurous

One of Sedona's most popular Jeep trails. A fun drive through a red rock canyon below Coffee Pot Rock and Thunder Mountain. Includes stops at the Seven Apache Pools and Devil's Kitchen Sinkhole. Combine this with Broken Arrow for a half-day of fun 4x4 adventure, or combine it with Schnebly Hill Road for a “scenic sampler” excursion.

Broken Arrow • 2.5 hours - Adventurous

Sedona’s most famous and popular Jeep trail, with fun four-wheel-driving and great views. Visit Submarine Rock, Chicken Point, Mushroom Rock, and the famous “Stairs” aka “Road of No Return”. Drive right up onto the red rocks. This trail is definitely an 'E' ticket!

Outlaw Trail • 2.5 hours - Moderate

A mild 4-wheel-drive adventure through Sedona’s historic ranch country, offering breathtaking panoramic views. We call it “just enough Jeeping” for those who want to get where other SUV’s won’t go, but with a Barlow Jeep, it’s a worry-free adventure. Combine with the Indian Ruins for an easy/moderate half-day excursion. Staff favorite!

Other Great Sedona Trails:

Van Deren Cabin Trail – Easy/Moderate
Cliffhanger – Adventurous/Difficult
Red Rock Loop Road/Chavez Crossing – Easy
Diamondback Gulch/Greasy Spoon - Moderate/Adventurous

We also have trail information on hand for Jerome, Lake Havasu and Flagstaff, Arizona; Moab, Utah; Ouray and Telluride, Colorado; and more!

Some of the maps we use are available for instant download purchase here: JeepTrailInfo.com

For an overview map of legal roads within the entire Coconino National Forest, scan these QR codes with your smart phone (we recommend the app "i-nigma")

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