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Sedona Airplane and Jeep Combo Tour

Oak Creek Canyon

  • 3 hours
  • Free cancellation up to 24h before
  • Guided in English
  • Instant confirmation

Highlights

Soar above Sedona's stunning landscapes on a scenic flight that showcases the breathtaking beauty of Arizona's red rock country. Departing from Sedona Airport, marvel at iconic landmarks like Cathedral Rock and Bell Rock as you glide over Oak Creek Canyon and the lush pines of Coconino National Forest. Get an aerial view of the majestic San Francisco Peaks and enjoy the remarkable vistas that are unseen from the ground. This unforgettable experience is guided by highly experienced staff, ensuring a smooth and safe adventure while capturing the essence of Sedona from above. - Scenic flight showcases Sedona's red rocks and Oak Creek Canyon - Experienced pilots provide expert guidance throughout the tour - Capture unique aerial views of iconic landmarks and natural beauty - Tour includes pre-flight check-in; approximately 30 minutes early arrival recommended -2 hour "Colorado Plateau" Jeep tour with Sedona Jeep Tours

Inclusions

What's included

  • Expert pilot and tour guides

Itinerary

  1. Flying high with Sedona Airways, you’ll take in sweeping views of Sedona’s world-famous red rock landscape glowing under the desert sun. The town unfolds between rugged cliffs and mesas, surrounded by winding roads and green pockets of vegetation. From above, Sedona’s vibrant colors and stunning formations make it one of Arizona’s true natural wonders.

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  2. Soaring over Sedona with Sedona Airways, Cathedral Rock’s massive red spires rise like a natural cathedral against the sky. The sunlight brings out deep orange and crimson hues in the stone. It’s one of Sedona’s most photographed landmarks — even more impressive from the air.

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  3. From above with Sedona Airways, Bell Rock stands out with its rounded, layered form resembling a massive bell set in the desert. The glowing red slopes catch the light beautifully throughout the day. Sitting beside Courthouse Butte, it creates one of Sedona’s most recognizable landscapes.

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  4. Circling over the Courthouse Butte area with Sedona Airways, you can see the looping trail that winds gracefully around the towering rock formation. The surrounding desert glows with reds and greens from the soil and juniper trees. It’s a perfect aerial example of Sedona’s blend of rugged adventure and natural beauty.

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  5. Flying over Sedona’s downtown with Sedona Airways, you’ll spot Snoopy Rock — a formation that perfectly resembles the cartoon dog lounging on his doghouse. Its playful shape stands out among the cliffs and ridges. From above, it’s a fun and unmistakable highlight of Sedona’s skyline.

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  6. To the west, Thunder Mountain dominates the view on your Sedona Airways flight, its broad slopes and cliffs glowing in the desert sun. The mountain’s massive profile gives Sedona’s western horizon its bold, powerful look. From the air, you can appreciate the vast canyons and rock layers that make it so distinctive.

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  7. As you soar with Sedona Airways, Oak Creek Canyon reveals itself as a deep, winding corridor carved through layers of red and white rock. The lush green canopy below traces the path of the creek as it snakes through the canyon. From the air, the contrast between forest and stone highlights the canyon’s incredible natural beauty.

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  8. Flying north with Sedona Airways, you’ll pass over Munds Park, a peaceful mountain community surrounded by dense pine forests. From the air, its winding roads and cabins are tucked neatly among the trees, offering a sharp contrast to Sedona’s red rock terrain. The area marks the transition from desert to high country, showcasing Arizona’s stunning variety of landscapes.

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  9. From your window aboard Sedona Airways, the endless green expanse of the Coconino National Forest spreads across the horizon. Volcanic peaks, canyons, and ponderosa pines create a dramatic tapestry of color and texture. It’s an unforgettable reminder of Arizona’s remarkable blend of desert and alpine environments.

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  10. Flying northeast with Sedona Airways, you’ll glimpse Walnut Canyon — a narrow gorge etched deep into the plateau. The pale limestone walls and dark vegetation reveal a striking contrast from above. Hidden within the canyon are ancient cliff dwellings, offering a glimpse into centuries of human history.

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  11. As your aircraft climbs northward with Sedona Airways, the majestic San Francisco Peaks rise dramatically from the surrounding plains. Their snow-capped summits and volcanic crater are easily visible from miles away. The scene showcases Arizona’s highest mountains and the beauty of its alpine forests.

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  12. On your way toward Flagstaff with Sedona Airways, you’ll see a mountain city nestled among dense pine forests at the foot of the San Francisco Peaks. Its streets and university campus form a neat pattern amid the greenery. From above, it offers a refreshing contrast to Sedona’s red desert terrain.

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Cancellation

Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the experience starts, for a full refund.

Know before you go

Meeting point
Once you arrive at the terminal, walk inside and our flight crew will be there to check you in!
Pickup
Everyone meets at the starting point; there is no pickup.
Ticket type
Mobile or paper ticket accepted
Group size
Up to 6 travellers
Operated by
Sedona Airways
  • Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
  • Service animals allowed
  • Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
  • Suitable for all physical fitness levels

How it compares in Sedona

  • Its from-price is 148% above the median of the 346 experiences we list in Sedona.
  • Its length is typical for the group.
  • The operator lists free cancellation on it.

About Sedona

Sedona is an Arizona town surrounded by red sandstone buttes and canyons, a landscape of rock formations, hiking trails and creekside cottonwoods.

Sedona lies at the mouth of Oak Creek Canyon in northern Arizona, at about 1,300 metres, surrounded by red sandstone buttes and spires with names such as Cathedral Rock, Bell Rock and Courthouse Butte. The rock gets its colour from iron oxide, and it glows orange and crimson at sunset. Many believe certain spots hold spiritual energy, called vortexes, and the town has a New Age following.

Top-ranked sights in Sedona: Chapel of the Holy Cross, Oak Creek Canyon, Cathedral Rock.

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