I was so impressed by the organization and professionalism of this shuttle. The busses were clean and the drivers were extremely polite. They even offered water. Sedona has been wonderful and I truly appreciate the effort it takes to maintain such an impressive public transit system that is entirely free. Thank you Sedona! read more

We used the shuttle to go to dinner and the grocery store. The dispatchers were so very very nice and the drivers were amazing. Highly recommend this inexpensive way to get around Sedona without a car. 100 out of 10!!!! read more

When government gets something right it's worth applauding so here's to the City of Sedona, who definitively answered the need for people to get to and from popular trailheads without having to worry about parking anywhere near them. The Sedona Shuttle is a free service that takes folks to and from a couple of designated (also free) parking lots to the trailheads of the most popular of Sedona's trails. It runs every 20 minutes and offers free bottled water to those about to embark on their hike. If I had anything negative to say about this service it would only be that the shuttles hold a limited number of people (about 20-25) so they do fill up, in which case you'll need to wait for the next shuttle.* In addition to the Sedona Shuttle the city also runs 2 other interesting shuttle services: Sedona Shuttle Connect (SSC) is on-request via app or phone (though nobody answered the phone when I tried that) which picks up and drops off riders at designated sites along a predetermine route. This proved useful when, not wanting to drive in the snow, I used the SSC to get from my hotel (Residence Inn) to downtown Sedona and back. The fee is $2 each way ($1/seniors) and with only a small exception I found this service quite useful. (When requesting a ride back, the app was not recognizing that I was on their route, despite the fact that I was. After moving around several times while retrying, I was able to summon my ride). Verde Shuttle, which I didn't use, operates more like a bus, with a route that takes you all over Sedona while also linking Sedona to Cottonwood. I was super-impressed with Sedona's public transport system. * Pro tip - Make sure everyone waiting to board is in an orderly line (yes, that falls on you) so that boarding happens in a way that's fair to those who have waited the longest. read more

Parking in Sedona is ridiculous. The shuttle provides Easy transportation to trailheads!

Just mentioned to someone. This shuttle may work on off - not busy days. A relatively busy day proves the shuttle system is run by those who are incompetent, or inconsiderate. Waiting needlessly for hour(s) can wreck a wonderful day. read more

What a great idea! I was in Sedona in 2021, and other than Cathedral Rock, parking was not a big problem. Fast forward out of the pandemic an Sedona is overwhelmed by vehicles. You can't get parking spots at many trailheads even at 9am. The convenient shuttle (15) has a designated parking lot and serves Cathedral Rock and Little Horse Trail. The driver is super friendly and helpful & keeps to schedule. There are other designated parking lots that serve other busy trailheads. I only used the #15. It enables more people than ever to visit the popular Cathedral Rock. Great! read more

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Sedona's new shuttle service launched just in time for my visit! The city now offers free (eco friendly) shuttles to some of the most popular trailheads in the area. They are currently running Thursday-Sunday. I wouldn't be surprised to see this expand based on demand. It was the perfect way to get around. We didn't have to stress about not finding parking and the busses were all right on time. We took the shuttle to Cathedral Rock from the North SR 179 Park & Ride. This shuttle also goes to Little Horse. They actually had the Cathedral rock road blocked off making this the only way to get to this trail. I'm not sure if this will be the norm or if they are just trying to get people to use to the new service. We also visited Soldier Pass from the Posse Grounds Park & Ride. The shuttle picks you up at the dog park area, but we couldn't find parking there. We had to park a little further into the park, but it was still a smooth experience. There are a few other options including Devil's Bridge that I'm sure we'll use next visit- not enough time for this one! The shuttles come about every 15min. The drivers were all SO friendly, sometimes the bus was a little crowded, but it meant that no one had to wait for the next shuttle so we were fine with that! read more

Incredible service. Thank you City of Sedona! I would highly recommend using the shuttle.

Outstanding service. Truly very impressive. We are very grateful for this hassle free way of getting around Sedona. Thank you so much!

If you stop at little horse, don't expect to get on a shuttle back to the parking lot. Two shuttles have already told us that they couldn't take any more passengers. This sucks read more

completely incompetent. I checked the online schedule for today and no shuttle service for soldier pass until 9:30. which conflicts with the website. stranded. clearly a government run business read more