Sedona Trails and Urban Pathways

Sedona Trails and Urban Pathways


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Sedona Trails and Urban Pathways is a joint effort between the City of Sedona and the U.S. Forest Service.The 28-mile trail system encircles the city and provides direct access to and through Coconino National Forest lands. Designed for multi-modal recreation, the trail system provides areas for walking, hiking, equestrian use, and mountain and road bicycling.

The trail footprint and trailheads are 99 percent on Forest Service land. From any entry point on the trail loop, trail users will experience phenomenal views and see a variety of native plants. The red-rock scenery includes Cathedral Butte, Boynton Canyon, Cockscomb, Greyback, Ship Rock, Sugar Loaf Hill, and Camel Rock. The trail crosses Oak Creek in two places. Elevation changes are varied due to the extensive trail length, which also allows for varying degrees of hiking difficulty.

Facilities: Sedona Trails and Urban Pathways has various amenities offered at different trailheads.

Reservations: Reservations are not needed or accepted for Sedona Trails and Urban Pathways.

Best Time To Visit: Sedona Trails and Urban Pathways is open year-round.

Fees: There is a fee to use this trail.

Accessibility: This trail does offer handicap access.

Rules: Trail map available at Sedona City Hall offices. Map indicates types of uses allowed in various trail areas. Permits are required in some areas. Trailheads are subject to Red Rock passes.

Directions: Trail users can access Sedona Trails and Urban Pathways at several streets, roads, and trailheads in and around Sedona. (See map available from City of Sedona.)

Attractions Near
Sedona Trails and Urban Pathways

Coconino National Forest
Oak Creek

Address

City of Sedona Partnership

102 Roadrunner Dr.

Sedona, Arizona 86336

Phone
General: (928) 282-3113

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