Although this hike ascends about 450 feet, the ascent is mostly gradual and the climb is not too physically demanding. Bring plenty of water especially on hot days. Be especially attentive when driving to the trailhead as the entrance is not well marked and easily missed. more

This trail is a bit hard to find as the road isn't marked well. You stop where it says red rock passes are available and then keep going on that road. The "road" isn't for cars, etc. It's for SUV's and Jeeps. It's very rocky, so much so that I hit my head on one of the big bumps while... more

The road leading to the trailhead is definitely not for the typical car...my husband was so excited to use the 4-wheel drive on his Jeep and sail past all the people who wisely abandoned their cars and walked the 1+ mile to the trailhead. We were able to park right near the trailhead in a cleared area for cars (don't... more

We read about Devil's Bridge online and planned to go while we were visiting Arizona. We stopped at the Coconino National Visitors center as we entered Sedona on 179. We talked to one of the workers about the trip plan. He gave us directions and told us that about the last mile of the OFFROAD drive was rough and best... more

Just visited Sedona in early October and this hike was definitely one we hoped to do. Unfortunately, we made it half way down the UNPAVED road before chickening out and turning around. The road is pretty bad. We thought about hiking down the road a mile and a half and then doing the actual hike but we were afraid it... more

After hiking Cathedral Rock, we figured no other hike would be able to compete, but Devils Bridge was awesome in it's own right! While it's a solid "moderate" hike, we were surprised to see kids as young as seven getting to the top. That said, unless you're a finely tuned athlete, it will still get the heart rate up to... more

Devil's bridge is spectacular to see and to walk out on. The view is amazing. It is not an easy hike. Most of the people walking looked to be in pretty good shape. However, I am not a hiker and just had total knee replacement surgery in January 2008. The last part of the hike is pretty steep but is... more

Definitely a "moderate" trail - it gets tough towards the top - but totally worth it! I'm pretty out of shape, but I only had to huff and puff at the top. Don't forget to take the bottom and the top loop! more

I strongly disagree with Trip Advisor that this is an “easy hiking trail”. My sister and I are in good shape, she does kick boxing 3/week and I run 27 mi/week and this trail was NOT easy for us! It’s very steep and winding although not very long. Plus the “road” to get there is not paved. But with all... more