Pink Jeep Off-Road Tours

In a landscape carved by wind, water, and time, Pink Jeep Tours has been leading the way—quite literally—through Sedona’s most iconic and hidden terrain for over 60 years. Based in the heart of Sedona’s historic uptown district, this legendary outfitter offers year-round, small-group excursions into some of Arizona’s most breathtaking backcountry.

Locals simply call it “Pink Jeep.” Visitors call it unforgettable.

Who It’s For
Pink Jeep Tours is designed for a wide spectrum of outdoor enthusiasts—from families with young adventurers to photography buffs, geology geeks, and anyone looking to see Sedona beyond the sidewalk. Whether it’s your first visit or your fifth, these guided tours offer access to places most travelers only see in postcards.

The experience is both rugged and refined: fully customized Pink Jeep Wranglers, rebuilt over a nine-week process for stability and comfort, traverse rocky ridgelines and dusty forest roads with ease. The ride is thrilling, but it’s the guides—many of whom are Certified Interpretive Guides (CIGs)—who transform the tour into something personal. They blend geology, ecology, and local lore with humor and grace, tailoring each ride to the interests of the group.

Guides like Sean, frequently mentioned in reviews for his storytelling and photography advice, bring a human connection to Sedona’s otherworldly beauty.

When It Happens
Tours operate daily, year-round, with morning, midday, and afternoon departures. Spring and fall are the most popular seasons, thanks to mild temperatures and golden-hour light perfect for photography. Booking ahead—especially from March through May or October through November—is highly recommended.

Options range from 1.5-hour scenic drives to extended 3-hour backcountry adventures, with most tours departing from the company’s central hub at 204 N State Route 89A, just steps from Sedona’s best restaurants and galleries.

Where It Happens
All tours depart from Pink Jeep Tours’ Sedona office, located in Uptown Sedona, surrounded by local landmarks like Tlaquepaque Arts & Shopping Village, The Hudson (a top-rated local eatery), and L’Auberge de Sedona along Oak Creek. From there, Jeeps climb into the sandstone wilderness of Coconino National Forest, weaving through ancient trails and exposed rock formations that few vehicles can reach.

Featured tour routes include:

Broken Arrow Trail – a Sedona signature, offering heart-pounding switchbacks and sweeping views from Submarine Rock.

Scenic Rim Tour – ideal for panoramic views of Bear Mountain, Thunder Mountain, and the Verde Valley.

Ancient Ruins Tour – pairing off-roading with archaeology at Honanki Heritage Site, a 700-year-old Sinagua cliff dwelling managed by the U.S. Forest Service and Pink Adventure Tours in partnership.

Fly into Flagstaff Pulliam Airport (FLG) for the closest regional option, or access Sedona via a 2-hour drive north from Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport (PHX) along Arizona Route 179, known as the Red Rock Scenic Byway.

Why You Should Go
Because you can’t truly see Sedona until you leave the pavement behind.

Pink Jeep’s tours are immersive, educational, and fun—a rare balance of adrenaline and insight. Whether you’re navigating red rock ledges on Broken Arrow, stepping inside ancient ruins on the Honanki tour, or photographing Cathedral Rock at sunset with the help of a guide who knows the light by season, every moment is tailored, hands-on, and deeply place-based.

The Jeeps might be pink, but the experience is anything but soft. It’s about rugged access with polished service.