Possibly the finest riding destination in the country.

We’re proud to offer you this challenging and fun 3-day Tour of Sedona, Arizona

If you thought that Moab has a corner on red-rock desert riding, think again. Trails here range from Chutes and Ladders-style twists and turns on dusty singletrack through loose piñon pine and junipers, to nonstop rollercoaster ups and downs with blocky sandstone step-ups and step-downs, with big basins and swells of slick rock to play in at every turn. There’s loose and chunky stuff, nicely constructed flow trails, high-consequence technical challenges, and even cruisey riding in the ponderosas.

We ride a solid mix of everything Sedona has to offer into this 3 day tour. Join us for this unforgettable mountain biking experience.

General Camp Schedule and Details:

3 days / 2 nights

Day 1

Mileage: 17 miles

Climbing: 700’

Fitness Level: Intermediate

Terrain: Singletrack, moderate technical


— 8:45am – Camp starts! Arrive at trail head

– 12pm – 1:00pm – Lunch Break

— 6pm Dinner at hotel

Day 2

Mileage: 20 miles

Climbing: 700’

Fitness Level: Intermediate

Terrain: Singletrack, moderate technical


– 8:45am – Arrival at trail head

– 12pm – 1:00pm – Lunch Break

— 6pm Dinner at hotel

Day 3

Mileage: 23 miles

Climbing: 1200’

Fitness Level: Intermediate

Terrain: Singletrack, moderate technical


– 8:45am – Arrival at trail head

– 12pm – 1:00pm – Lunch Break

— 4:30pm — Camp is officially over. At this time, you are free to hang around and get in some extra credit riding or pack up and head back home to the real world.

Includes:

3 days of professionally guided rides

Breakfast Friday, Saturday and Sunday

Dinner Friday and Saturday

Snacks and post-ride refreshments

Accommodations (Inn, hotel or shared house)

Bike mechanical support

Bike assembly and packing

Shuttles (if applicable)

Add-ons (contact us):

Bike rental $249

Private room $199

Does not Include:

Airfare and bike transportation to event location

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You can think of our Tours as an awesome opportunity for what we like to call a “traincation”—a fun-filled vacation in which you get to spend most of your time doing what you like to do most—ride your mountain bike!