If it's your first time in Sedona or you are a local this tour of Sedona is wonderful and informative! We had @ least 3 locals ask us questions about the attractions we had seen!! Very inexpensive @ less then $15 per person. It gave us a great over view of what we should see, stopping at a few great... More

the two trolley tours are a great introduction to sedona, Reasonably priced and gives you a great first thing to do when you get there and then you will know where to go and what to do

Taking Trolley A & B was the best way to first get a handle on all there is to do and see in Sedona. The guides are informative and answer all your questions. They point out hiking trails, vortexes, restaurants and take you up to the Holy Chapel and other sites. An inexpensive way to sort out all the activities... More

Really, if you are a first-time visitor(s), save yourselves some time, energy and gas by taking a local tour on the Sedona Trolley, before you do anything else! It costs only a few dollars, is great fun and will give you an over-view of what might be areas of interest to you and/or to your group. This first best Sedona... More

Took one of the 2 tours available which took us out of town to a number of hiking trail locations and some great views of the red rocks. Pointed out a number of interesting locations, and got us oriented. infomative guide. Lenght was just right.

After taking a pink jeep tour this is a definate let down. i would save the money and drive around on your own and not waste the time.

We took the two trolley tours and they were excellent. Learned the names of various landmarks and we were able to get the "lay of the land" so we knew where we wanted to go.

Since I am pregnant, my husband and I decided to take a mellow tour of Sedona. Though brief, it was worth the 12 dollars or so for the tour. We got to see that chapel so that was nice. Overall, it was short and sweet with nice views!

The Sedona Trolley is located in uptown Sedona and offers two routes – cleverly named A and B. My wife and I rode an expanded version of Route A which stops at the Airport Mesa, Tlaquepaque and the Chapel of the Holy Cross. The trolley has plexiglass windows which can be opened for photos or closed to shield you against... More