Top Arizona Pack Animal Tours in 2026

Our staff is used to beginners and this ride is designed for beginners and riders of all levels. This is a walk only ride. Guided Horseback Ride for one hour leaving from the stunning Rancho De Los Cerros in the beautiful Catalina State Park located within Coronado National Forest with amazing views of the Santa Catalina Mountains. The views are amazing and the pictures are fantastic. Enjoy our horses that are trained for beginner riders with each one acclimated to riders of all types. We will take the time to personally assist you in loading onto your horse that we will choose to make certain that you are as safe as possible. Please note the weight limit is 230 lbs and this is strictly enforced. It is important that you allow us to match you to the perfect horse for your guided horseback ride and we take pride in this process.

Saddle up for a guided horseback riding adventure just 20 minutes from Sedona and discover the beautiful Arizona landscape from the back of a gentle, well-trained horse. Perfect for first-time riders and experienced cowboys and cowgirls alike, this scenic trail ride takes you through rugged desert terrain surrounded by impressive mountain views. Along the way, look out for views of the historic Tuzigoot ruins, learn about the fascinating history of the area, and experience the excitement of crossing the river on horseback. Whether you’re completely new to riding or already comfortable in the saddle, your guide will help you enjoy a relaxed and memorable journey through the Arizona countryside. Escape the crowds of Sedona, connect with the landscape, and awaken your inner cowboy on an authentic Western horseback riding experience. Suitable for ages 6 and up.

See Arizona from a perspective that few visitors experience aboard the Verde Canyon Railroad. Glide through the beautiful wilderness of the American Southwest near Sedona. Ride in a vintage train car or open-air viewing car to get a great perspective on the region’s natural and cultural treasures. See ancient cliff dwellings, historic mining sites, and more as your train cruises along a route that follows the Verde River.

Enjoy a unique horse ride experience to Horseshoe Bend. Guided by local Navajos on the horse back to the Horseshoe Bend. The Navajo Nation is the largest federally recognized Indian Tribe in the United States of American covering a geographical area of about 17,544,500 acres (71,000km²; 27413 square mile). The Navajo Nation is actually a sovereign nation with in the United States. One of the early settlers, Mr. Manson Yazzie (1886-1976) lived and grazed his livestock in vicinity of Waterhole Canyon. Loom Rock and Horse Bend area on a seasonal basic until he passed away in 1976. Mr. Manson Yazzie's family continues to live in this area practice Dine traditional way of life, they maintain horse, and other various livestock on their lands.

Discover the natural beauty of Lower Antelope Canyon, a slot canyon located in northern Arizona in Lake Powell Navajo Tribal Park. Lower Antelope Canyon is shallower than Upper Antelope Canyon, both of which are part of the Navajo Nation and require a guided tour; advanced reservations are highly recommended to check out this popular spot in Page.

Make the most of limited time and see the highlights of Grand Canyon National Park in just a couple of hours on this tour. Ride in a Hummer customized specifically for sightseeing, and listen to commentary from your guide. Visit some of the canyon’s best lookout points, where you can hop out, take photos, and explore.

Get to know the Grand Canyon on this guided Jeep tour around the South Rim. Choose from morning or afternoon departures, then enjoy the Grand Canyon’s brilliant colors, cliffs, and rock formations while learning about the history and geology of the area from your guide. Finally, receive a ticket to the Grand Canyon National Geographic Visitor Center’s IMAX Theater to watch *Grand Canyon: the Movie*.

Journey through stunning Arizona landscapes on this full-day tour from the Phoenix-Scottsdale area. Visit the Grand Canyon and explore Sedona with an expert guide who handles all the driving and logistics, leaving you free to soak in the incredible scenery. Explore highlights of the Grand Canyon, and drive through the Sonoran Desert on this small-group tour. With numbers limited to 13 participants, you can enjoy a more intimate experience of the Southwest's natural beauty.

Explore Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe Bend on this guided day trip from Flagstaff. Meet up your Navajo guide and begin to descend into the canyon, the rays of sunlight make for beautiful photos. Later, take a short hike to Horseshoe Bend, where the Colorado River snakes and bends and twists. It's one of the most dramatic spans of the entire river. A picnic lunch at Glen Canyon Dam is included.

Located on Navajo Nation land in Arizona, Antelope Canyon is a slot canyon known for its remarkable rock formations and colors, making it a photographer's dream. With this entry ticket to Upper Antelope Canyon, you'll have access, which is only granted to members of the public with a Navajo guide. This portion of the canyon is at ground level, meaning you don't have to climb, so it's suitable for most visitors. Once inside, look up at the beams of sunlight that shine down from the sky. Note, you must arrive 1 hour before your entry time to check in.

Get a real-life, cowboy experience on an overnight at the Grand Canyon Western Ranch, choosing between a horseback ride and campout, or a comfortable cabin stay with a Grand Canyon helicopter ride. Whatever you opt for, you’ll enjoy an evening of Old West stories and cowboy songs by a blazing campfire, roast marshmallows under the stars, and enjoy included meals served western-style.

This Grand Canyon day trip from Flagstaff or Sedona is limited to a small group ensuring a more personal experience. The tour blends ancient ruins, lava fields, majestic volcanoes, and amazing views throughout Grand Canyon National Park and the remarkable Painted Desert. Highlights include a drive along the South Rim and East Rim and visits to Sunset Crater Volcano National Monument and Wupatki National Monument.

Visit Grand Canyon National Park, with a stop for pictures of the Red Rocks of Sedona, on this multi-hour tour from the Phoenix area. Travel through beautiful Oak Creek Canyon, where you can browse local crafts if you wish. When you reach the Grand Canyon, make stops in the park to see the natural wonder from multiple viewpoints.

The world is changing, and traveling is changing with it. One-size-fits-all vacations are no longer desirable. We no longer want to just admire the outside world - we want to live in it. We want to explore on our terms and immerse ourselves in local culture. The world's most significantly beautiful locations can be explored at finest through glamping, a fusion of glamour and camping. Lodging is nestled in the middle of our ranch. You also can upgrade your wagon, tipi or tent with views of the canyon rim.

Ride in a group with our Professional Wranglers for 1 hour of fun and adventure through the ranch hillsides overlooking Grand Canyon West, just 2 Miles from the famous Sky Walk! (This tour is open to the public. Private tours are available - please call directly to upgrade.)

Explore Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe Bend, two of Arizona's natural treasures, on this small-group day trip from Sedona or Horseshoe Bend. Explore the canyon in the company of a Navajo guide; stop at an authentic trading post; and see the Glen Canyon Dam. Your guide shares commentary about the region's history, geology, and wildlife as you discover the American Southwest.

Explore the natural wonders of Antelope Canyon, a narrow slot canyon carved by wind and water through the ages. A Navajo guide helps you photograph the shifting light and creamy colors of the sandstone canyon, a must-see amid the splendor of the American Southwest. Views of Glen Dam, Lake Powell, and Horseshoe Bend are included en route from Sedona. Time is allotted for lunch on your own.

The Navajo Nation is the largest federally recognized Indian Tribe in the United States of American covering a geographical area of about 17,544,500 acres (71,000km2; 27413 square mile). The Navajo Nation is actually a sovereign nation with in the United States. The Dine culture, language, and traditions are still practiced today by many of the Navajo People. Horseback riding is a big part of our culture, even used in many of the marriage ceremonies and healing ceremonies. One of the early settlers, Mr. Manson Yazzie (1886-1976) lived and grazed his livestock in vicinity of Waterhole Canyon. Loom Rock and Horse Bend area on a seasonal basic until he passed away in 1976. Mr. Manson Yazzie's family continues to live in this area practice Dine traditional way of life, they maintain horse, and other various livestock on their lands.