Went to Cottonwood to ride and dogsit. Bike broke. Went to Verde Valley Bicycle and their top notch…read moreservice had me with a tune up, new chain and rear cassette and derailiuer at an extremely affordable price I'm so grateful and I'd highly recommend them to anyone.

Verde valley bicycles saved my ass last week. My bike fell off the rack and was dragged 500'…read moreIt was Saturday right before closing and we showed up, got immediate attention and had the bike fixed in 30 minutes Great team and great service. I will definitely go back there the next time in Cottonwood John Metz

Greg at Thunder Mountain was kind, helpful and went above and beyond at all times. I highly…read morerecommend working with them!

Is this the best bike shop in the country? Absolutely. I've rented MTB bikes all over the USA on…read moremultiple trips & this is hands down the best experience ever. Very reasonable rental rates especially w discount for multiple days + fantastic selection of premium equipment, but it's the folks at the shop like Greg & Mike who make it special. Mike graciously helped fix a rental reservation snafu on my part at the last minute while Greg took his time fitting the bike just right for my riding adventures in Sedona & offered unparalleled local hospitality w both great trail & food recos. Can't wait to come back to this shop & ride the rest of Sedona!

Our Girl, Tenielle (sp?), was a total trip & an absolute BLAST! He knowledge was fantastic and her…read morelove of life and the region was better than we could have imagined!

GranTyke GrandCanyon RoadTrip Episode 6 It was early in the…read moremorning when he rode into the town.. He came riding from the south side, slowly lookin' all around "He's an outlaw loose and runnin'", came a whisper from each lip.. "And he's here to do some business with a Big Iron on his hip".. We Three hopped on to the Red Magic Trolley, which turned into a private Trolley Tour Ride (Thank You No-Shows..:). Our Driver and Tour Guide was Will. Will was a fun, knowledgeable Veteran. We saw "Chimney Rock", "Coffee Pot Rock" (not percolating at the moment..:), Camel Rock, Snoopy Rock, Teapot Rock (very celestial) stopped and toured solo "Chapel of the Holy Cross" (breath taking statue of Jesus, we also surprisingly found a Menorah Christmas Ornament..:), Courthouse Butte, Bell Rock Pathway and Castle Rock. Will also shared with us the history of Sedona, "The Founder, T.C. Schnebly initially wanted to name the post office "Schnebly Station" or "Oak Creek Crossing," but postal authorities rejected them for being too long. His brother, Ellsworth Schnebly, then suggested naming it after T.C.'s wife, Sedona Miller Schnebly, who was known for her kindness and hospitality. A fun informative Trolley Ride, Thank You Will!! "Now the stranger started talkin' made it plain to folks around Was an Arizona ranger, wouldn't be too long in town He came here to take an outlaw back alive or maybe dead And he said it didn't matter he was after Sedona Red After Sedona Red..:) Best, Avram Martyrobbins Jr.

The owner of this shop was extremely helpful with rearranging our pick up and drop off time for the…read morebike. Also, very quick to respond and very accommodating as a whole. Not only did we receive awesome information about the area, but we also got to play with the office pup while we waited for all of the paperwork! Great experience and we will be back.

We rode in to Sedona from the Grand Canyon on an Eaglerider bike we picked up in Scottsdale. There…read moreis not much on the north rim, so waking to a flat tire was not a great start to the day but Luck was on our side. it was a holiday so the only gas station was closed, but the owner just happened to swing by so opened up to give us air. After filling the tire, we were off to the next station for air, and the next, and the next...you get the picture. When we arrived in Sedona luck was with us again. We met Mike at Eaglerider Sedona and our troubles were over. Mike had one tire in his shop and it just happened to be the one we needed! His mechanic Chris, repaired the tire and did a complete check on the bike Giving us confidence the rest of our ride would be trouble free. What did we learn? If you want to rent a Harley do it in Sedona! The care and attention they pay to their bikes, making them safe and keeping them in great condition, along with there exceptional customer service ( thanks Mike for the discount rate info on the Marriott and thanks Steve and Chris for the great ride ideas). They are far superior to Scottsdale where we left with a low tire that turned in to a flat. Thank you Mike, Chris, and Steve for making our trip end on a high note rather then a "flat" one! Luther and Kathi

Susan who gives the tours is spectacular. She took us to all of the places in Sedona in 2 to 3…read morehours and we found that she was filled with knowledge that goes way beyond what you would appreciated the beginning. You need to start asking questions of Susan and she will expose his entire life not only of Sedona but I have her own personal life. I found that the tour was so interesting that my wife and I went out and bought 2E bikes so that we could try and duplicate and adventure that I know we will never be able to without Susan. So that we will return and do more tours with her and then use our E bikes to try to supplement the amazing amount of knowledge that she has. If you don't sign up for a tour it will clearly be your loss and we are coming back to Sedona to do more tours with Susan.

I'm an experienced ebike rider and owner who has taken a number of tours both in the US and abroad…read more I wanted to share this wonderful experience with my girlfriend who hadn't ridden an ebike before. In talking to Susan a couple of nights before our ride, I explained the situation to make sure the ride was appropriate for a beginner. She was very nice and assured me it would work out fine and that we were the only two riders scheduled for that day. On the day of our ride Susan briefly explained the bike to my girlfriend and seemed anxious get started. I felt she was cutting short the time my girlfriend needed to feel comfortable and get familiar with her bike. I tried to explain some of the things I have learned over the years to make it easier, and safer. But I was cut off and was told it was too much information, and that she (Susan) would take care of the instruction. The familiarization part of our time was cut shorter than I had experienced with other tours and I didn't feel it was adequate before we took off on our tour. At our first stop Susan stopped where the ground was slightly sloped. My girlfriend fell pretty hard when she stopped, as she wasn't prepared, nor very experienced with dismounting, especially on a sloped surface. Susan didn't really react very quickly to help. Once bandaged up, I again tried to help show my girlfriend ways that might help make it easier and safer, as I saw her fall and Susan didn't. Again I was told, this time in a condescending manner, that she was the only one that should be telling my girlfriend how to safely ride. The trip was nice and the scenery beautiful. However, it seemed maybe Susan had just done this trip too many times and the joy was no longer there. Fortunately, I did manage during the trip to explain to my girlfriend about the gears on the bike, which she had no earlier explanation of, making some of the hills a little easier. As we arrived back at our starting location, my girlfriend was a little hesitant about coming up to where we were stopping, she again fell. Susan again didn't rush over to offer assistance, but stood off to the side until I got there to help. She doesn't seem to have very good reactions, or just doesn't seem to want to get involved. A first for me anywhere for a tour guide. She then scrutinized the bike to make sure it wasn't damaged, pretty much ignoring my girlfriend, then let me know I had used a lot of power on my bike. Despite feeling poorly taken care of we tried to tip her $20.00. However she didn't have change, so we ended up tipping $30.00. Looking back at our experience, tipping at all was probably sending the message we were happy with the service, which we weren't. It is not my intent to punish by giving a bad review. Rather to point out that more instruction on riding and a more supportive attitude could have made a safer and more enjoyable ride.

We did an ATV Tour for 4 with Jordan and Tom during our vacation. These guys made sure that…read moreeveryone could safely operate their machines before we left the building. The tour in Sedona was awesome! They offered to take pictures of everyone throughout our adventure. They were both professional, fun, personable and knowledgeable of the area and environment. We had so much fun and highly recommend you ride with them. You wont have any regrets! Thanks again Tom and Jordan for a great day!!

Jordan our guide - YOU THE BEST EVER!!! Guided us on the tour, full of fun facts and information,…read moreand he's a Teddy Bear to hug if you get fun and personal with him! Very caring and always looking out throughout the tour to ensure the group/line up is all together and good. Waters and Granolas along the trip, Yes Please!! Thank you Jordan for the awesome experience!!!

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!

We went on June 13th. The water was very shallow, but that was great since we'd never kayakwd…read morebefore. The group of 7 of us left on-time. The shuttle dropped us off at a convenient launch point. They provided quality kayaks, life jackets, and water pistols. Water shoes are required, but we saw they rent them for $5 if you dont gave them. Our guide was Maverick and he was super helpful when people got stuck or had questions. He knew a lot about the birds, trees, flowers, mining, etc. In the area and pointed out hawks, beaver dams, etc. He was very friendly and helpful. We 100% recommend and hope to be back in a few months to go agsan. again

We had a super fun day kayaking the Verde River with Maverick. Lots of fun ripples and even an…read moreanimal sanctuary along the way. Would highly recommend this