Prescott to Sedona Hike and Sights Tour

Jerome, Arizona is a historic hillside town known for its wild past, artistic spirit, and stunning views of the Verde Valley. Once a booming copper mining camp, this "ghost town" turned vibrant arts community is now home to eclectic galleries, unique shops, and haunted landmarks. Visitors can explore historic buildings, and experience the charm and character that make Jerome one of Arizona’s most intriguing destinations.

Tuzigoot National Monument preserves the ruins of a 1,000-year-old hilltop pueblo built by the Sinagua people, offering a fascinating glimpse into ancient life in the Verde Valley. Visitors can walk through the partially restored structure, explore a small but informative museum, and enjoy panoramic views of the surrounding landscape. Tuzigoot is a powerful cultural site that connects you to the deep history and ingenuity of the region’s early inhabitants.

Old Town Clarkdale, Arizona is a charming historic district nestled along the Verde River, known for its rich mining and railroad heritage. Once a company town for the nearby smelter, it now features preserved architecture, local museums, cozy cafés, and riverfront parks. With its relaxed atmosphere and easy access to attractions like the Verde Canyon Railroad, Clarkdale offers a quiet, authentic glimpse into Arizona’s past and small-town charm.

Bell Rock is a butte just north of the Village of Oak Creek, Arizona, United States, south of Sedona in Yavapai County. With an elevation at its summit of 4,919 feet (1,499 m), it is just west of Courthouse Butte. Its panoramic views make it a popular landmark and tourist attraction. We’ll stop here briefly for a photo opportunity.

The Red Rock Scenic Byway, also known as Arizona State Route 179, is a 15 mile-long highway through the Northside of Sedona. It's a popular destination for sightseeing, hiking, and other outdoor activities due to its stunning red rock formations and natural beauty. The byway is a gateway to the Red Rock Country of Sedona.

Perched dramatically on the red rock cliffs of Sedona, the Chapel of the Holy Cross is one of the most breathtaking viewpoints in the area. Built right into the sandstone, it offers panoramic views that stretch across Sedona’s iconic landscapes—towering rock formations, winding desert trails, and endless sky. It’s also one of Sedona’s most powerful energy vortexes, drawing visitors from all over the world who come to soak in the unique, grounding energy of the site. Yes, it gets busy—but that’s just a sign you’re in the right place. The buzz of visitors, and the shared sense of awe only add to the experience.

Tlaquepaque Arts & Shopping Village is one of Sedona’s most charming spots to wander, shop, and take in the scenery. Designed in the style of a traditional Mexican village, its vine-covered walls, cobblestone walkways, and shaded courtyards create a peaceful atmosphere that feels worlds away. You’ll find a mix of galleries, boutiques, and artisan studios tucked into every corner—perfect for picking up a unique piece or just enjoying the craftsmanship on display. It’s a great place to slow down, grab a coffee or bite to eat, and soak up the creative energy that makes Sedona so special.

Amitabha Stupa, and Peace Park are nestled in the red rock foothills of West Sedona and offer a serene and sacred space for reflection, healing, and spiritual connection. Centered around a traditional Tibetan stupa—a symbol of peace, compassion, and the enlightened mind—this quiet retreat invites visitors to walk the meditative path, spin prayer wheels, and take in the calming desert landscape. Whether you're seeking a moment of stillness or a deeper sense of meaning, the Peace Park is a beautiful stop on your Sedona journey with ARRA.

We hold permits for several scenic hiking trails surrounding Courthouse Butte and Bell Rock, giving your group the flexibility to choose the route that best matches your interests, preferences, and abilities.