Bell Rock Tours and Tickets

Regardless of where you are on your life's journey, it's never a bad time to recharge and reconnect to the universe around you. Sedona's red rock spires and plateaus offer direct access to the astral plane via interplanetary vortices. And if that sounds like a bunch of hippy-dippy mumbo jumbo, fear not, you don't have to be enlightened to enjoy these geologic wonders and the sweeping desert views they provide.

See Sedona's red rocks and mountain peaks on a breathtaking 1.5-hour on-road Jeep tour to Airport Mesa, the Chapel of the Holy Cross and Cathedral Rock. Take in sweeping views of the colorful scenery, and learn the history of this remarkable region's people and landscape; follow your guide on a short hike to a picture-perfect vista, watch for the birds, lizards and mammals that make their home in the Sonoran Desert. Capture unforgettable images of soaring rocks and rugged plains, then finish the excursion at your Sedona hotel.

Experience the mystique that is Sedona and admire its red rock landscapes on this 10-hour tour from Phoenix. Natural and cultural attractions may include Bell Rock, Tlaquepaque Arts and Crafts Village, and Chapel of the Holy Cross. This tour is limited to just five people for a small-group experience.

Discover the natural beauty of the Southwestern United States on a 2.5-hour tour from Sedona. This tour can be customized to your interests, with highlights such as driving through the incredible scenery of Oak Creek Canyon, a visit to Bell Rock and Airport Mesa, and a stop at Chapel of the Holy Cross, an architectural gem built into a tall rock spire. Browse stalls with Native American jewelry and crafts, and hear about the spiritual significance of some of Sedona's most renowned sites on this fascinating introduction to Sedona.

Explore Sedona's iconic red rock formations on a 35-minute helicopter tour, and enjoy aerial views of the cliffs and ridges that define the Sonoran Desert landscape. Soar above Cathedral Rock and Bell Rock, then steer past the imposing Three Nuns; take in Snoopy Rock and Steamboat Rock, and watch for the javelinas, elk and deer that thrive in the wild desert terrain. As you bank back towards Sedona, get a glimpse of Secret Canyon and see the cliff-side dwellings of the Sinaguan people, built high into an inaccessible cliff.