Sedona, AZ 86336-3710
Relax and let Sedona take the keys, you can travel to and within Sedona without compromising your access to unforgettable experiences. A network of private, public and human-powered transportation options is now available.
Many Sedona hotels are within walking distance of dining and shopping options, and the Sedona Trails and Pathways System (ST&PS) makes biking around town a breeze. If you need motorized transportation, Sedona Shuttle Connect serves most hotels and businesses for just $2 and connects you with Sedona Shuttle Trailhead Routes for easy access to popular trailheads. The Verde Shuttle can also get you around town to select stops, as well as to and from attractions in Cottonwood. And Groome Transportation can get you to and from Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport. Details below!
Sedona Shuttle Connect is on-demand public transportation that comes to you, providing curb-to-curb pickup within its service area for $2/ride. In other words, call for it when you need it. Shuttle Connect operates every day during spring break, March 3 to April 27, 2025, 6:30 AM to 8:30 PM. Check sedonashuttle.com for the schedule and service area.
Download the TransLoc to request a ride from your phone:
PRO TIP: Some popular shopping areas like Hillside Sedona and Uptown Sedona have their own designated pickup/drop-off locations. Make sure you find the Shuttle Connect sign at each location when ordering a pickup.
The free Sedona Shuttle Trailhead Routes provide transportation from three Park & Ride lots to popular trailheads at Cathedral Rock, Soldiers Pass, and Dry Creek Road. The Trailhead Routes operate every day during spring break, February 27 to April 27, 2025, 7 AM to 5:30 PM. Check the schedule for details. It's free!
Sedona Shuttle routes and service areas:
The Verde Shuttle provides regular service between Sedona and Cottonwood for $2/ride, and to twelve stops along SR 89A and SR 179 in Sedona for $1/ride.
Groome Transportation provides regular shuttle service between Sedona and Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport. Trips run year-round, multiple times per day.
Several rental outfits in Sedona offer mountain bikes, electric bikes and road bikes for you, your family or group. Use them on the ever-growing Sedona Trails & Pathways System (ST&PS), which provides miles of shared-use paths throughout the city.
Several adventure outfitters in Sedona offer guided excursions: hiking the trails, 4x4 off-roading, or learning about the Sedona vortexes, to name just a few. Many offer pickup and drop-off at several Sedona hotels. Check with your hotel concierge or vacation rental host.
Seriously. Did you know Sedona city limits are roughly 6 miles long by 3 miles wide? Many shopping and dining options are walkable from Sedona hotels. Shops, galleries and restaurants in Gallery Row are about a 15-minute walk from Uptown Sedona. Most of West Sedona is located within a 2-mile stretch of State Route 89A. Get around Sedona the old-fashioned way: walk!