I took a kayak tour with Sedona Adventure on Saturday June 7, 2025 and it was a blast! I highly…read morerecommend this relaxing, fun, and safe 90 to 120 minute "float" down the Verde. The staff are welcoming, informative and friendly. They give you important information - LISTEN TO THEM. A couple pieces of advice, 1) don't rush the float, try to go as slow as possible, 2) you're going to get wet but won't get soaked, so take care of your phone.

My boyfriend and I signed up for the e-bike tour and had an amazing time! Thomas, our guide, was so…read morefun, energetic and knowledgeable. We rode down to and along the river (which was beautiful) and rode around the winery. We'll definitely be coming back to try another one of their tours in the near future -- I'm really interested in their kayaking experience! After our tour, we had food and drinks at the winery (part of your ticket goes toward a $20 credit for the winery!) We sat outside and enjoyed the fantastic weather -- overall, it was an incredible experience and we will definitely be back soon!

It was a fantastic tour! My kids loved it! Jesse was awesome. He pointed out animals and how the…read moreriver worked. He took photos and videos of us. Great tour very beautiful scenery. We are going to do this again. Everyone who loves Arizona should do it at least once!

Located in cottonwood about 1 hour south of Sedona. Fun fun fun! I want to go again 10 times!…read more This is usually a self guided kayak excursion. Ben came with us today, a special treat and he is amazing, had knowledge of the river, plants, birds. He made sure everyone was safe and had a good experience. The time on the website and email are slightly off. It says 10:00a to 1:00p. This is more than enough. Meeting time is 8:45a and you need to be at meeting area by 9:00a. Then you get on a shuttle for a 10 minute drive to go up river where you will launch. So you car is at the end point of kayaking. We got a tandem inflatable kayak which cost about $150 for 2 people. There are taxes and don't forget gratuities, in cash. Don't know if they take venmo or Zelle. The adventure...so most of it is easy slow floating. There are a few spots where it flows faster and you may have to steer trees and rocks. We came in last week of August, so low water season. The river is only 3-4 feet deep in the majority of places. The weather was perfect today at around 70sF near 9:00a and around 82F at 10:00a. High is 88F at 2-3p. It rained in the last few days so we got very fast flow and completed our trip from 9:00 to 11:15am ish. We were down changing and in the car by 11:30a. In the 2.5 duration, you may get out on land halfway and take a snack / water break and stretch legs for circulation. We were told that high water season is spring. Something about May being the month where they let water out so water is lower then as well. The Verde river provides water to Phoenix. You can be all levels and come. The guide will give you general instructions in the beginning and provide life vests. All ages kids and toddlers can come. If your kid is smaller than perhaps age 12, you may need to bring your own baby or kid sized life vest for them. Your butt and arms, and bag will be wet. They suggest a zip lock bag to hold your phone and wallet, but bring any backpack. It will get a little muddy from your feet (just clean it at home). Definitely need hat, sunglasses. Suggest to bring 1-2 liters of water and snacks. You have time to eat 1 hour in on the land. Suggest you to wear swim suit or quick dry T shirt, and board shorts (for surfing, boogie boarding) or quick dry hiking shorts and water shoes like Teva. There is a lot of trees on the route but you'll get sun. They do not take more than 11-12 people at a time. I hope this helps. I look forward to coming again.

We took the custom duckie trip w/o the winery. River is really pretty!…read more I would higly recommend this kayak trip down the river. Exciting rapids and beautiful sceny made this a really nice day. - Tamara Cross

Me and my sig other had an awesome time floating in inflatable kayaks down Verde River. The staff…read morewas friendly, informative and on time! The tour was just as I had expected, no screw ups or lost kayaks. Mark was especially helpful. I left a few valuables on the kayak. He came to my house personally that evening to return them. Now That is service!! If your a local I recommend going on a Sunday as it is Half Price. 2 single rentals for $60 plus tax, a real bargain!

We had a blast! Easy to access, zero hiking required! Plenty of shade and areas to sit as well. The…read morejumping rock area isn't too too deep so I would caution when jumping from the rocks. We did not do the hike down to the "crack" we asked multiple people and they suggested since there's no shade it's not the best for a 5 year old. We will be back to this creek for sure :)

Really enjoy this swimming hole. BEWARE THE BLACK FLIES they bite :(( cover up well if you can?…read moreMaybe keep moving? Idk that kinda sucked, but otherwise love this hike.

I love this little watering hole! This was our first time but it won't be our last. It was nice and…read morepeaceful. The walk down has a lot of stairs and big boulders to get to the water. So if you're not comfortable coming down and going up stairs you might want to skip this one. There are shallow and deep parts here so it's nice for everyone, swimmers and littles who prefer shallow water. The parking area is small which is nice so it doesn't get over crowded. Parking is $5 per vehicle. America the Beautiful pass is also accepted for day use parking.

Great place to spend the day and pack a lunch, work on crossword puzzles, and take a nap . Be sure…read moreto buy your parking pass when you arrive. The ranger stops by often. Restrooms. Picnic tables. Easy walk to the creek.

Up for some adventure? Head to Grasshopper Point for a short…read morehike and some cliff jumping! Or just sit by the water and enjoy watching others do so like I do... Grasshopper Point provides a fun way to cool off on a hot day and makes for some great photos, videos, and memories to hold onto. A few notes: *You do have to pay per vehicle to get in ($10 or $12). *There are decent bathrooms in the parking lot. *You'll want to wear decent shoes to walk on the rocky path and perhaps even into the water / to climb the cliffs. We haven't dealt with the challenges that others have written about with parking or walking down but our kids are a bit older (11 and 12 at the time of this review). They are the perfect age for this type of excursion. Enjoy!

Recently, I visited Grasshopper Point in Sedona for a beautiful hike!!! Now during the summer this…read moreplace can get pretty busy as everyone is enjoying the water. Especially on the weekends. The parking lot can be full and and it's pretty hard to find any parking. But during the cold months, it is a lot easier to park here and the hike is breathtaking. I have seen deer here too. The rock formations are absolutely beautiful and you hear the sounds of the Creek as you walk through the trails. Attaching some photos here for you to see.

What a great day fly fishing! Brian Mowers was our guide and he is great at what he does. From the…read moretime he picked us up we truly enjoyed every aspect of the adventure. I had some experience, my wife had none and Brian had us successfully roll casting the creek within 30 minutes of being on the water. He is a great instructor, very patient and fun to be around! Most importantly he put us on fish. My wife had strikes and I set the hook on a large Rainbow. You will not be dissatisfied with this outfit! Thank you Brian!

Victor and Chris were our guides and they really did give us a comprehensive tutorial on fly…read morefishing. The "roll cast" was new to me but invaluable as it is a perfect technique for our setting in Pennsylvania. They got us to a great location and our group caught and released several rainbow trout. Highly recommended!

We had a great time at the rainbow trout farm. Everything was perfect with a lot of room to fish…read moreand plenty of poles (do not bring your own equipment). The staff were very friendly and professional from the cashier to the fish cleaning staff. The trout itself was delicious and extremely clean, I've caught a lot of fish and these are the cleanest I've ever seen, most likely due to the clean water that continually flows from the nearby creek. Make sure to pace yourself because it's really easy to catch too many trout, it is VERY easy fishing and I absolutely recommend taking the kids. Absolutely worth planning a trip around the goal of going to the trout farm.

Entrance fees, then processing 8 fish, cost an additional $151.00…read more About $100 to much for 8 fish. Strongly don't recommend it, unless over paying is your thing!