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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.

Paddle a kayak along a scenic stretch of the Colorado River to Emerald Cave on this small-group tour that launches from Willow Beach. Exploring the river with a guide means you have plenty of guidance along the way—great for less-experienced boaters. Go at a relaxed pace, soaking up the views of the towering canyon walls, and keep your eyes peeled for wildlife such as bighorn sheep and bald eagles.

See some of the Grand Canyon's most popular landmarks on an incredible fixed-wing sightseeing flight. Enjoy aerial views of the Grand Canyon’s South Rim, the Painted Desert of badlands, Zuni Point, and Imperial Point, the Grand Canyon’s highest spire. Also fly over the North Rim and Kaibab National Forest, which borders both the north and south rims of the Grand Canyon. Upgrade to add an open-air Hummer tour after.

This morning Scottsdale e-bike tour is a great alternative to walking tours and allows you to cover the city without getting too tired before lunchtime. With a safety orientation beforehand, feel confident when riding with your small group and guide. Head out to pass by golf courses, parks, frisbee golf courses, and lakes, then visit points of interest such as Tempe Town Lake, Tempe Marina, and the tomb of George W.P. Hunt, Arizona's first governor. Stop at the Hole in the Rock—an impressive geological formation and viewpoint—for a short hike and photo ops.

Guarantee your spot in first class aboard the Verde Canyon Railroad when you prebook a starlight experience. You'll travel through Verde Valley, between two national forests, and along the Sycamore Canyon Wilderness to admire the high desert scenery, geological features, wildlife, and archaeological relics of the Sinagua people. Enjoy first-class seating on the train, which departs from Clarkdale.

Taste downtown Tucson on the city's original, #1-rated walking food tour. Locally owned since 2012, over 2,000 five-star reviews, 6–7 restaurant stops, & an expert local guide. There are newer Tucson food tours out there — but none of them started the movement, and none of them offer more. As the first and longest-running walking food tour in Tucson, we've spent over 14 years perfecting every stop, every story, and every bite. Our tours are crafted to give you more food, more fun, and more authentic Tucson for your ticket price —and that's a promise we've kept since day one. Even longtime Tucson locals discover something new on every tour. Visitors consistently call it the single best thing they did on their trip to Tucson. Whether you're a first-time visitor looking for the best things to do in Tucson, AZ, or a local who wants to fall in love with your city all over again, this tour delivers. As for all our tours for the lowest price, book direct on our Tucson Food Tours website!

Discover Phoenix through its diverse food scene with this small-group tour in Roosevelt Row. Learn about downtown Phoenix's arts district as you try Sonoran specialties, Indigenous treats, and more. You won't need to spend hours researching where to go or worry about navigating around with your guide leading the way.

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 the Sonoran Desert at your own pace on board a thrilling ATV. After a brief track run to get the hang of your vehicle, you’re free to roar along the area’s top trails and enjoy the views of the desert landscape framed by Arizona’s Bradshaw Mountains in the distance. Be as adventurous as you like, taking on the hills at top speed or hitting the brakes to snap photos.

Eat your way through Scottsdale’s Old Town on a walking food tour. Make sure to come hungry, as the 1.5-mile route takes you to several different stops including a few restaurants. Taste the eateries’ top dishes and wash them down with a cocktail or non-alcoholic drink. Whether you’re a lifelong Scottsdale resident or just stopping in for the weekend, the tour is a great opportunity to get to know the best restaurants in town.

Hop aboard a UTV for an adventure in the Sonoran Desert. Ride on rugged and rocky trails in the scenic Bradshaw Mountains and cross the Aqua Fria River during the scenic journey. Keep an eye out for wildlife: All sorts of animals live in the area, from coyotes and deer to bobcats and rabbits.

The perfect mix of outdoor adventure and relaxation, this tour combines a kayaking excursion with wine tasting in Arizona’s Verde Valley. Paddle down the Verde River in a kayak and stop at a vineyard for a sommelier-led tasting. Feel safe with a guide who can offer paddling and safety tips, as well as sharing information on the river’s flora and fauna.

Spend time aboard a single-rider ATV during a thrilling off-road tour in the Sonoran Desert. Ride on rugged and rocky trails in the scenic Bradshaw Mountains and cross the Aqua Fria River during the scenic journey. Your guide is knowledgeable about the region's plant life, wildlife, and history, with plenty of stories to share.

See more of Scottsdale than you could on foot while avoiding the daytime heat. This guided sunset Segway tour takes you through Old Town, the arts district, the waterfront, and other local highlights, letting you cover more ground with ease while enjoying cooler evening temperatures and some of the city’s most photogenic views.

Explore the sandstone slopes of Lower Antelope Canyon, sometimes referred to as Corkscrew Canyon, with this guided tour. Your professional guide will take you and a small group of fellow explorers out to the orange-hued canyon, where you'll have around 45 minutes to walk around and take pictures as you learn about the canyon's geological history.

Take in the vibrant red and orange Sedona natural rock formations and snap photos of some of Arizona’s most stunning vistas on this half-day small-group tour of the city of Sedona and the surrounding countryside. Riding in a climate-controlled van, see sights such as Cathedral Rock, Courthouse Butte, and Boynton Canyon, before stopping for lunch in Uptown to explore the city.

Discover the red-hued landscapes and landmarks of Sedona on a half-day sightseeing tour. Join a small group and stop at top locations including the Chapel of the Holy Cross, the Sedona Heritage Museum, and the Peace Park. Gain insight into the geomagnetic vortexes in the city and walk through Uptown Sedona, with time to purchase lunch.

Discover the stunning landscapes of Horseshoe Bend and Antelope Canyon on this unforgettable day tour. Starting from Einstein Bros. Bagels in Phoenix, journey through Flagstaff before arriving in Page, Arizona. Enjoy a delicious lunch at a local restaurant before taking a scenic hike to Horseshoe Bend, known for its breathtaking views. Afterward, explore the sacred Antelope Canyon, accessible only with Navajo guides, where nature's artistry is on full display. This tour is perfect for nature enthusiasts and those interested in Native American culture, led by a knowledgeable local guide who knows all the hidden gems. - Full-day tour from Phoenix to Horseshoe Bend and Antelope Canyon - Scenic drive through Flagstaff with beautiful views - Local lunch at a highly-rated cafe - Expert Navajo guides for a unique cultural experience at Antelope Canyon

This guided ghost walk in Jerome, Arizona, is the real deal, since you’ll be using EMF readers and Spirit Boxes in your hunt for ghosts. You’ll explore Haskin’s House, a haunted area, and see if you can connect with ghosts and spirits from the past. The Jerome Historical Society supports this tour, and stories told come from the JHS archives.

Scottsdale is known for its unique Southwest food scene, but to go beyond disappointing tourist traps, local knowledge is essential. On this small-group, half-day tasting tour, dine in a hand-picked selection of locally owned restaurants. Along the way, learn about the city’s origins as a humble citrus grove as you dig into dishes such as crispy, Tex-Mex chimichangas and the Native American-inspired Three Sisters Salad.

Explore Arizona’s Sonoran Desert in a unique, eco-friendly way on this electric bike adventure. Ride premium Bosch and Yamaha mid-drive e-bikes built for both on- and off-road trails, offering comfort even to first-time riders. Enjoy stunning views of Black Mountain and the surrounding landscapes while learning about the local area. This safe, exhilarating experience makes desert exploration accessible, fun, and unforgettable.

Unless you’re a pro at exploring mountains solo, you’ll enjoy this Camelback Mountain Guided Hiking Adventure that takes you to the mountain’s peak with a guide who is either an EMT or wilderness first responder. A guide safely takes you through the strenuous trail that involves a bit of rock climbing, too, while showing you secrets of the mountain very few people know about.

Sedona has some of the most impressive sights in all of Arizona, but by going on big tours of the area, you can sometimes miss out on views by being blocked or by rushing through areas faster than you’d like to. This Sedona Self-Guided E-bike Tour allows you to explore Red Rock sights and the Tlaquepaque Arts and Shopping Village at your own pace by e-bike.

Deep in the Arizona wilds near Page lies Secret Antelope Canyon, an orange and red deep valley carved into the rock. Explore the canyon on this half-day small-group tour, as well as Horseshoe Bend—a site of great historic importance to the Navajo Nation—while you learn the area’s storied geological and cultural history.