Horse Riding and Camping

Bob Bear Trail (formerly known as the Fossil Springs Trail) is strenuous and not for the faint of heart. Do not attempt this trail—especially in the summertime—without being prepared for brutally…

This trail begins right at the edge of the town of Sedona and is as picturesque as it is convenient. Instead of keeping you tucked away in a deep canyon or clinging to the side of a steep slope as do…

This trail is conveniently close to Flagstaff and attracts a large number of weekend and afternoon recreators. It is regularly used by mountain bikers, hikers, and horseback riders who come to enjoy…

The Campbell Mesa Loop Trail is one of five loops within the Campbell Mesa Loop Trails System. This popular trail system begins in large stands of old-growth ponderosa pine and Gambel oak and swings…

The Campbell Mesa Loop Trail System includes five loops:Anasazi Loop TrailCampbell Mesa Loop TrailContinental Loop TrailSinagua Loop TrailWalnut Meadows Loop TrailThe Anasazi Loop shortcuts the west…

Comprised of Old Post, Ridge, Carroll Canyon, Herkenham trails:This interconnected series of trails lie within Sedona, but are mostly well out of sight of developed areas. They are accessed from…

Originally built to maintain power lines, Casner Mountain Trail offers spectacular views of Sycamore Canyon Wilderness, Red Rock Secret Mountain Wilderness, and the Verde Valley. The trail follows an…

This interconnected series of trails lies at the northern edge of Sedona near Dry Creek. Trails in this system include Girdner, Arizona Cypress, Dawa, Cockscomb, Rupp, OK, Anaconda, and Snake Trails.…

The Continental Loop Trail is one of five loops within the Campbell Mesa Loop Trails System.Continental Loop makes a short 2-mile tour to the northwest side of the mesa overlooking Walnut Canyon…

Campsites are scattered through cool groves of ponderosa pines and white firs. Recreational interest here usually centers around fishing in nearby Mormon Lake (when there is water in it), but even if…