Pink Jeep Tours

What a wonderful experience. I wish we would have taken a more exciting tour but my mother is very nervoud of other people driving her and none of my family is used to being off road besides me. We did the ancient ruins tour and it did not disappoint. Our tour guide Mark, «Diggy» was really wonderful. He was knowledgeable, personable and really funny. There is so much great and fascinating history in this area. I definitely recommend the pink jeep tours to anyone traveling through Sedona.

Flee the heat my peeps head out to Sedona and take a ride on the wild side!
Our tour guide David was the coolest and very informative. The Ruins were beautiful, as is Sedona and it’s only 85 degrees !!!

I did the broken arrow tour … And it was awesome !!! I didn’t expect it to be so amazing. When they said off road I was thinking a dirt road little did i know it was going to be a crazy bumpy climbing over big rocks and jagged road type of drive! i highly recommend if you like roller coasters cuz it was like the Indian jones ride from Disney land but much cooler ! Also we took 3 or 4 scenic stops at breath taking Areas. And they also drive very slow in some locations to get a perfect picture with out getting out. I overall loved this place.

My wife and I took the Pink Jeep tour to the Grand Canyon recently while vacationing in Sedona. We had never been to either place before and decided rather spontaneously to try it — and we’re so glad we did.
The tour took about 11 hours total. We were picked up directly from our B&B and then taken to the Pink Jeep office in Sedona where we confirmed our online reservation and waited until the other 3 families that had signed up arrived. The vehicle was a closed van, which made the trip accessible for elderly passengers on this very hot day. We were trying to stay properly hydrated, which meant frequent bathroom breaks — not a problem.
Our driver, Marinza, has lived in the Sedona area for a long time and we enjoyed talking with her about the region and her family. She has a background as a schoolteacher and made the trip much more interesting for everyone by sharing information about the geology and local history of this part of Arizona.
Our tour included sandwiches (including vegetarian options) picked up from a local inn. We had stops at a trading post, the south rim of the Grand Canyon, the Grand Canyon visitor center and the historic hotel (over an hour to walk about — or rest in the shade — before meeting up at the van for the return trip.
Overall this was a great way to get acquainted with the Grand Canyon area for the first time. Meeting Marinza made the trip more memorable. Based on other reviews here it sounds like Pink Jeep has generally hired good guides, which makes a difference on tours as long as this one.

By far the best time I’ve had in years. Super great afternoon and we saw so much. I’m an experienced off-​roader and I had a blast. Our
Guide (Phillip) was awesome and so much fun. This excursion is worth the dollars. This is a must do.

My family and I did 2 tours with Pink Jeep and it was what we expected and more!
The two tours that we did were:
Broken Arrow (2 hours)
Grand Canyon (10 – 11 hours)
Broken Arrow — This awesome tour took you on a pink 4×4 Jeep for 2 hours and climbed up rocks and gave great photo opportunities! Our driver was Jim, he was very knowledgable and personable and we enjoyed having him as our guide. This is a highly recommended tour!
Grand Canyon — This is an all day tour basically, so keep that in mind. Our tour was 8:30 am and we arrived back in Sedona at 6:00 pm. Our driver was Ken, he was also a very knowledgable and personable and we enjoyed spending our day with him. Plenty of stops along the way to the Canyon (this is wonderful if you have kids) for restrooms, snacks, hydrate, or to just stretch! Plenty of awesome photo opportunities along the way in the van (10 people fit I believe) on top of the amazing ones we get once we arrive at the Canyon! I believe there were 2 – 3 stops around the Canyon before we were let loose to do what we wanted (about an hour and a half). Most of the tour was driving, but the tour guide kept talking to us on the way with lots of fun information and we had a video to watch in the way back about the Grand Canyon.
If you’re staying multiple days, these tours are highly recommended!

Great tour, Brent was very knowledgeable. Gave suggestions for other things to see. His food suggestions however… two bombed, the third had such bad reviews I said no way.

My Dad and I took the Broken Arrow/​Scenic Rim Combo Tour for $ 135/​person. It was a great way to see Sedona since we were only there for one day. Our tour guide Jeff was friendly and informative. The tour was casual and not canned rhetoric. He took great photos of us and positioned us so that we could see other Jeeps doing what we had just done.

Meh. I’ve experienced much better.
I did the ruins tour this past weekend & I have say I was not very impressed. The jeep ride was fun and scenic but I didn’t feel our guide had much knowledge on the history behind the area. I listened in on another guide behind us and felt the same way about that tour. No education, no formal training, no personal attachment to the area to give a passionate tour and learning experience. I’m not sure, maybe I’m wrong but I would think there are native americans in the area that are knowledgable of their history that would love to educate people and provide a memorable experience. However, if you just want to drive around in a pink jeep then this is the tour for you but if you’re look for substance look elsewhere.

It was certainly an adventure, riding all over the back country in a 4 wheel drive. The ride can be extremely bumpy at times and you will need to hang on for dear life. One person in our group has a heart condition and did not enjoy the bumpiness which needed physical effort to keep one from flopping all over the place.
The photos of the back country of Sedona looked much more interesting in brochures and ads, so in this respect it did not live up to my preconceived expectation. This is in comparison to Zion, Bryce, and Arches. May not be a fair comparison but the slot canyons in Page lived up to the pictures posted everywhere on the internet and is on par with Zion.

We did the Broken Arrow Tour. Cost was about $ 100/​pp. This was a wonderful tour. Our guide was Paul. He was funny, engaging, knowledgeable, great with photos and even remembered our names! Thanks Paul! He stops at a few different spots to allow for pictures and gives you some background on how Sedona was formed. The views are awesome! I wasn’t sure at first if the $ 100 would be worth it since I’ve never done a jeep tour but it was definitely A memorable experience. I would also recommend hiking this trail if money is scarce.
You can park on the street for free for 3 hours. This tour took 2 hours but they required you to get there half hour early to check in. There’s a coffee shop next door that you can have some coffee while you wait. Service is slow there, so just be aware.

What a great way to see Sedona! While I’ve lived in AZ for a while now I haven’t had a chance to really explore the state. I wanted to see Sedona and get some good pictures taken and Pink Jeep Tours was a great way to get out into the national park. Bonus, you get to drive down a 45 degree angle hill!
My tour guide was David — he was very knowledgeable and a great driver. I’ve never been off roading and he really made the experience.
Even if you’re from AZ I think this is well worth the time. Great price, multiple tour options, and best of all, you’re riding around in a PINK jeep!

5 stars all the way! I was traveling to Sedona with my parents and husband, and both my mom and dad had mentioned Pink Jeep tours as something to do that was recommended to them by friends and colleagues. I checked into it online and saw all the amazing reviews and knew we had to try it out. I was a little skeptical about doing something so touristy in Sedona, but it’s a must-​do!
I had a little difficulty booking online so I called Pink Jeep and someone assisted me over the phone and sent me a confirmation email right away. I ended up booking the Scenic Rim/​Broken Arrow tour (Broken Arrow is their most popular tour, I believe). I was nervous about taking my parents on a super bumpy jeep ride, but it ended up being SO FUN and everyone loved it.
Arrive early to Pink Jeep because parking can be a little tricky. We ended up parking sort of far away in a public lot that is free for 3 hours (our tour was about 3 hours so it was fine). After checking in, we met with our tour guide, Mike Lenz. He was awesome! He really knew he stuff and he was the perfect combination of fun, friendly, knowledgeable, and safe. We completely trusted him and knew we were in safe hands even when some of the angles of the jeep (sometimes almost vertical going down the steep rocks!) were a little scary looking. Mike also takes GREAT pictures — not just your average pictures, but he uses «trick photography» so you’ll have some really fun and impressive shots to remember forever.
It was a chilly morning so blankets were provided in the Jeep. They actually did help a little. We all got super dusty/​dirty so don’t wear nice clothes for this. The views are amazing and we learned a ton. Mike made the day really special for us. If you’re going to be in Sedona, this IS worth your time. THANK YOU Mike and Pink Jeep!

The first time I went to Sedona with my husband we just explored the area on our own and rented a buggy and during that adventure we saw a bunch of Pink Jeeps on the trails and thought it would be fun to try it out! So this second trip around to Sedona we went with the rest of the family and did the Pink Jeep Tour!
It was definitely a fun experience and although we only went on the scenic Sedona tour which was just on the pavement, our tour guide Paul was very knowledgeable about the history and geology of Sedona. The entire tour was not only a visually pleasing but very educational as well. I love the history and science of it all.
If you don’t have any injuries and such and can ride in uneven terrain I definitely recommend going on one of the off-​road tours. It’s just a different experience. I believe that the prices are a little bit more expensive for the off road tours since the scenic Sedona was about $ 60 per person but after speaking with other customers it’s well worth the price.
I’ve got to say if you go during a peak hour it might be difficult to find parking since Pink Jeep Tours is located in the heart of the town of Sedona so there are some private lots around the area but parking is limited to 3 hours in the adjacent stalls. We decided to go on an 8AM tour and finding parking was a breeze. In addition to that there was no traffic to deal with which I noticed there was a bunch during lunch hour on a Saturday. Definitely recommend the tour and would love to come back for more tours!

We took the ancient ruins tours which is supposed to be about 3 hours with our great guide Larry. He was friendly, knowledgable and just talkative enough to keep us engaged. I did have my elderly parents with me so I chose this purely due minimal rough terrain. I will admit that I did enjoy the tour but was not blown away by it especially given the cost. If you can stomach it, take the Broken Arrow tour instead. Without our great guide I can see how much worse this could have been for some reviewers.
Lastly he was nice enough to make 3 stopovers that was not on the tour but he was nice enough to point them out for us to come back and explore on our own time

The Broken Arrow tour was amazing. I’ve lived in Arizona all my life and this is my first Pink Jeep Tour, and this won’t be my last. Randy, our tour guide, was very knowledgeable and funny. Kept us on our toes and made sure that everyone was engaged.

A must do when in Sedona. Renee was a phenomenal tour guide due to her awesome personality. She knew so much about the broken arrow trail as well as history of Sedona.

We did the broken arrow tour with PJ. Amazing experience! The whole tour was fantastic and he stopped a few times so we could hike around and get photos. We were lucky and went on a day it was snowing — a beautiful treasure. Great company and we found out how much they put into maintaining the trails — they care so much! What a fantastic company — please choose Pink Jeep!

Broken Arrow Tour… a must!
This review is long overdo! My husband and I spent our anniversary and Valentine’s Day in Sedona. We did the combo Scenic Rim/​Broken Arrow tour. Scenic rim was breathtaking but the Broken Arrow blew me away… Great off-​roading fun with wonderful picture opportunities! There was only one other couple in the jeep with us so we felt that the tour was catered to us and had all the time in the world for picture opportunities.
If you’re in Sedona, it’s well worth the $$

Fantastic tour, not your normal boring, homogenized tourist type tour. The trails were expert level trails with very challenging and exciting obstacles. The best part was that the driver Ryan kept it very safe and fun for the young kids that were with us.
Being a jeep owner we had low expectations of the sights and experience of taking a tour but we’re very pleased with the experience.

We took the Diamondback Gulch tour and enjoyed 2 hours of off-​road fun. We explored the high desert terrain and were shown famous rock formations like Chimney Rock which changes names to The Three Fingers when your vantage point changes.
We climbed and descended into arroyos and gulches.
Our guide, Philip, was brilliant. So knowledgeable and fun. Great driver too.
Yes, the jeep pitched, rocked, bounced and you were jarred to the left and then to the right but our driver never went over 8 miles an hour. He stressed safety first– his, ours, and the jeeps!
You can do it. Do not fear. Ask for the front seat next to the driver if it is available. That offers the most stability. The back seats are for the most adventurous.

Headed out to Broken Arrow. What amazing views and awesome terrain. Not for the faint hearted. (My mother was definitely nervous.) Our tour guide Andy was very knowledgeable and made the experience fun for the kids as well as the adults. Hoping to do the horseback riding tour with them if the weather clears up before we leave. I would absolutely recommend this tour.

I went on the Ancient Ruins tour ($ 76/​adult) with a small group of adults and we all found the tour rather dull and definitely not worth the price. It felt like most of the tour was driving to the site (on the highway, then off-​road on flat dirt/rocks…nothing too exciting). We took a short walk to the ruins where the guide talked about the rocks, pictographs, petroglyphs, etc. (less than an hour) and then back on the road again, same route. You could easily do this tour on your own (Cocino National Forest/​Honanki Hertitage Site) for only the cost of a Red Rock Pass ($ 5/​day) or National Parks annual pass.
The tour guide was knowledgeable but lacked any enthusiasm; she barely spoke on the drive back. The website says the tour is approximately 3 hours, but the guide picked us up from our hotel about 20 minutes past the start time and dropped us off about 25 minutes before the end time. I understand that the 3 hours includes the time traveling from their office to our hotel, but our hotel was only two miles from the office.

We did the Ancient Ruins Tour earlier today starting at 9am. Our tour guide Jesse had a lot of great information, not only about the Honanki Ruins, but also about Sedona in general, as well as information about the plants found in the Coconino National Forest. We had a great group — five people in all including my husband, 8-​year-​old daughter, and another couple. The ride was a little chilly but there were blankets provided to keep us warm. You do go off the asphalt to get into Lloyd Butte where the ruins are located so it was a little bumpy but nothing too intense. The scenery was fantastic!
The hike to the ruins was short and supremely easy. I would say doing the tour early in the day is a great idea because the ruins are in the shade and the crowds haven’t arrived yet (and the crowds did arrive eventually, we saw several jeeps driving in as we were leaving).
At the ruins, my daughter had fun trying to interpret the wall art. The Native Americans had no written language so much of the existing art is left to one’s imagination. Our guide offered to take plenty of pictures for us so we were supremely happy about that. We didn’t have to worry about asking strangers to take our picture. We stayed in the ruins for about half an hour. As we drove back to town, our guide stopped at various places by the side of the road so we could take pictures of the epic scenery. He even dropped us off at the Wildflower Bread Company so we could have lunch after the tour.
In all, a fantastic, educational experience! Would definitely recommend this company for the ancient ruins tour.

Ditto what everyone else here has already said… We got a great deal (20% off, I believe…) taking both the BROKEN ARROW and GRAND CANYONE tours. Not sure if we’d go for both again, but as first time visitors with a relatively tight schedule, this was a GREAT choice!
LOVED Broken Arrow tour, Grand Canyon day trip was ok… GUIDES were fantastic, absolutely no complaints, and service from the moment we booked the tours ’til we reluctantly stepped back on to «solid ground» was second to none, but, like most «group» tours, so much depends on who else in in your group… Our Broken Arrow guide had the patience of 20 saints as «Ms. Selfie» took her 4000^th «me looking cute as I step off the jeep» pic, and to her credit, did her best not to let this take time away from the rest of us. Super informative guide, great «insider» info, and plenty of opportunities to take pics (or just drink in…) the awesome scenery. We LOVED every moment and it was definitely worth the money and the hype!
We debated back and forth when we first planned this trip on whether to go on our own or with a group to the Grand Canyon, and the discount offered, plus the bonus of savvy tour guides amd NOT having to spend all our time navigating convinced us to go with PJ on a day tour up to the Grand Canyon. Our guide expertly handled the crotchety old ladies who got pi$$y about where they did or didn’t want to sit on the bus (welcome back to third grade!!) and another two who could barely walk, much less get on or off the bus comfortably for the (numerous) stops we made. We did make an AWFUL lot of shopping/​bathroom break stops along the way, there and back, and I know that’s how «group travel» tends to operate, but I/​we were on this trip to see the Grand Canyon, NOT the inside of yet another Native American Trading Post. Forgetting about that minor issue, we had an AWESOME guide who truly knows the Grand Canyon region/​history/​experience inside and out, and (if I ever planned to take another guided tour) I’d go again with him in a heartbeat…
All in all, two great tours, especially helpful/​informative for first-​timers to this awesomely beautiful area of the country!

I was so disappointed with the Broken Arrow Tour! We were looking forward to it all week but it was not as exciting as it was described online.
The description makes it seem like the ultimate thrill ride but really there are only a few obstacles and the jeep goes down them VERY slowly (like 2 – 5 MPH). Not very thrilling. There was a hill called the point of no return. The pink jeep we watched coming down had a 3 year old in the back that SLEPT the entire time going down it.
The tour guide Wes was exceptional and the service is great and very knowledgeable. There were some great views which made a good photo opportunity.
If you are looking for thrills though, I recommend a tour I did with their competitors last year — Sedona Adventure HUMMER tours. That one takes you over creek beds and along mountains at a fast pace.

My dad first told my boyfriend and I about Pink Jeep Tours when he learned that we were going to Sedona for our August anniversary and said we HAD to do it, even though it would seem touristy. I brushed off his suggestion — he lost me at touristy — until my boyfriend sent me pictures from the Tour website. The pink Jeeps were ubiquitous around Sedona, and are a great marketing tool as they stand out so much because of the color. They’re also the oldest Jeep tour company in Sedona.
We decided to book the Broken Arrow Tour, the flagship tour for Pink Jeep. At $ 100/​adult for a 2 hour tour (including pick up at our hotel), it seemed like a great way to start the day, especially since tours run so frequently and we could essentially choose any time that we wanted. You can book at a physical Pink Jeep location or online, so it’s a very easy process. They have physical locations uptown in Sedona — you can’t miss them since they have the pink Jeeps out front.
We were picked up promptly at our hotel for our adventure — words cannot even sum up our fantastic experience. Our Jeep driver was phenomenal (Christine? Christina? She was fantastic and I feel awful I can’t remember her name), and knew so much about the Sedona area.
Neither of us were concerned about safety during our trip, but even if we had been, our minds would have been put to ease. Each Pink Jeep driver goes through hours and hours of classes and as our driver summed it up, «If you get stuck or have any kind of an accident, you lose your job.» So safety and great driving is what they’re paid to do — they don’t take that lightly.
We saw sights of Sedona we never would have seen, even while hiking (since even getting to the trailhead wouldn’t be possible for a lot of cars!).
There are two photo op stops built into the tours. The guides are happy to take pictures, and Christine was happy to do so, taking multiple angles and waiting until she got the perfect shots for us. That willingness and not just taking a picture to get it over with, was so appreciated — and she took some GREAT ones that we’ll treasure forever (with that said — don’t forget to tip your guide — they truly are fantastic). Each stop was for about 15 – 20 minutes, so there was plenty of time to look around, take in the sights, and get some beautiful pictures for holiday cards or framing.
Taking a Pink Jeep tour was one of the best things that we did on our trip. So worth the money!

My husband and I went on this tour on our honeymoon in Sedona and we loved it! I highly recommend the Broken Arrow Tour, as it offers a great view of the Coconino National Forest.
Our guide, Bill, was wonderful. He told us a lot about the climate of the area, plant life, Arizona history, and more. He really knows his stuff!
You will bump around a lot, but that’s part of the fun!
I’ve heard plenty of people talk about just renting a jeep instead of paying for the tour. Honestly, I can’t imagine anyone other than a trained guide driving up the hills and rocks in Coconino! I definitely felt that this tour was worth the price.

Fantastic experience and would definitely return. Pick up at hotel, super friendly and entertaining tour guide! Here’s a positive shout out to Kevin :)
The views are incredible; if u can definitely do the broken arrow and rim combo, it can’t be beat!

We were in Sedona for vacation and saw that pink jeep tours had a tour for ancient ruins. We had time for another outing before leaving the area so we thought it would be something fun to do. We booked the tickets online which were a very reasonable price for the next day.
We showed up early for our tour with Scott. The drive was fantastic, Scott was very accommodating and told us many stories and interesting facts about the area. When we arrived at the ancient ruins site, Scott gave us a great tour of it by giving us not only what the book says but his own personal perspective on the ruins. We had some extra time so Scott was generous enough to take us to a few other places afterwards which I thought was really great. Being that this was my first time in a jeep doing off road it was quite a bit of fun.
In general, if you visit Sedona make sure you do a tour with Pink Jeep Tours it will be well worth your time. I know if I come back I’ll be doing another one of their tours.

A MUST EXPERIENCE! So, so fun!!! Worth every penny for the rich history, adrenaline rush and pure memory of your visit to the Red Rocks of Sedona!
If you’re more than a party of two, and have experience in off road driving, I can see why it makes sense to rent your own jeep ($ 250), but for a couple, or a family without experience in navigating that type of terrain, enjoy the professionalism of PJT! ($ 95 pp)
Go for it! Enjoy your experience. Heck, why don’t YA contribute to their $ 21 mil they made last year! Ha! Our tour guide Mike shared with us that they had hit a record of over 215,000 guests last year! So my little noggin did some math. That averages about 8 – 10 tours an hour, minus their royalty fees towards JEEP, Im sure they grossed over $ 20 mil. Helluva gig. Go for it, contribute to their continued success because they deserve it! Hope you get MIKE with his 30+ years experience, he was awesome!

AMAZING!
Our guide, who had studied both biology, geology and archeology was super.
The ride was wild and crazy — bumpy and steep — with breathtaking scenery.
It was expensive, but totally worth it!

Staple business associated with Sedona for off road tours.
After all these years of going to Sedona we finally decided to give it a try. They are very accomodating with different tours in length of 1 ½ hours to all day tours, sensitivity of rough ride to soft ride.
We did the 1.5 hour scenic tour and was a little bumpy but calm enough not to get me motion sick.
Our guide was very accomodating to stop and take photos that were very well framed up.
Would recommend this company to tour you through Sedona.

I’ve been on a Pink Jeep Tour twice now and have had a memorable experience both times. For this most recent tour, we really wanted to try either the Broken Arrow or the Coyote Canyon but unfortunately they didn’t have availability so we went on the Scenic Rim tour again.
They describe it as a not as bumpy of a ride, which is interesting because this time I thought it was really bumpy compared to the previous time! I didn’t mind it at all but make sure you come prepared to go off roading! … I will say that the best part is that you get some great photo moments.
As far as our tour guide goes, I thought she was a little eccentric but she was entertaining. She told us many stories along the way and even had photographs to share. I guess they’ve now changed it so that you can no longer go to the very top, which was a little bit disappointing because there are some phenomenal views up there.
When I go back to Sedona again, if I’m not able to go on one of the other tours, I’d probably pass but it’s definitely worth going once to see many of the areas in Sedona that you wouldn’t get to see otherwise.