Trails around Sedona

We list trails around Sedona, adding up to about 299 miles. Every one comes from the U.S. Forest Service’s own trail records, so each listing shows the Forest Service’s trail number, its length, and what the path is made of.

Who runs them: all of them are in the Coconino National Forest. Most are in the Red Rock Ranger District, which covers the red rock country around town. The rest are in the Mogollon Rim Ranger District.

Short and long: most are short, and the middle of the list is about a mile and a quarter. Only a few run longer than five miles. Each listing gives the Forest Service’s length for that trail on its own, so plan for the whole route you mean to walk, not one piece of it.

What is underfoot: almost all of them are dirt and rock. A couple are paved.

Before you go: parking is the hard part in Sedona, not the trail. Many trailheads fill early, and the rules for parking and passes differ from one lot to the next. Our trailhead parking and shuttle guide covers each one. Some trails close after a fire or a flood, so also check our trail closures guide or the Forest Service’s own alerts page.

We don’t rate trails as easy or hard. The Forest Service doesn’t publish that for these trails, and we’d rather not guess.

Is a trail here closed for good, or listed wrong? Use the correct or remove link on its page.