Soar Above the Red Rocks, Then Climb Schnebly Hill: Sedona’s Airplane & Jeep Combo

SEDONA AIRPLANE FIELD GUIDE

Soar Above the Red Rocks, Then Climb Schnebly Hill: Sedona’s Airplane & Jeep Combo

A paired scenic flight and guided off‑road Jeep outing that shows Sedona’s red‑rock landmarks from air and trail—this guide explains what to expect and what to bring.

Soar Above the Red Rocks, Then Climb Schnebly Hill: Sedona’s Airplane & Jeep Combo.

Duration
2.5 Hours
Location
Sedona
Operator
Sedona Airways, LLC
Category
Airplane
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
Published Verified

This combined airplane-and-Jeep outing begins with a scenic flight from Sedona Airport over Cathedral Rock, Bell Rock, Courthouse Butte, Oak Creek Canyon, the Coconino National Forest and the San Francisco Peaks before returning to Sedona; after landing you switch to a guided Jeep that climbs Schnebly Hill Road and the historic Old Munds Wagon Trail for elevated views, landmark sights and local stories.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

Aerial Perspectives on Sedona’s Signature Landforms
THE FLIGHT

Aerial Perspectives on Sedona’s Signature Landforms

The scenic flight departs Sedona Airport and takes you over the red‑rock pillars and canyons—Cathedral Rock, Bell Rock and Courthouse Butte—then follows Oak Creek Canyon past Walnut Canyon toward the San Francisco Peaks and distant views of Sunset Crater Volcano before returning over Sedona country.

Schnebly Hill Road and the Badge of Honor Jeep Route
THE TRAIL

Schnebly Hill Road and the Badge of Honor Jeep Route

After landing you’re picked up by Jeep and driven up Schnebly Hill Road along the rugged 'Badge of Honor' trail and the Old Munds Wagon Trail, with guide commentary on flora, fauna, area history, and sweeping overlooks above Uptown Sedona and toward the Mogollon Rim.

Iconic Rock Formations and On‑Trail Sights
THE LANDMARKS

Iconic Rock Formations and On‑Trail Sights

On the Jeep portion you pass well‑known formations such as Snoopy Rock, Cow Pie Rock and Merry Go Around Rock, visit the Dripping Cave site (featured in the 1987 western The Quick & The Dead), and stop at an overlook above Oak Creek Canyon for photos and panoramas.

What the day feels like

A Two‑Part Sedona Circuit — Sky Then Sandstone

The experience moves quickly: check in at Sedona Airport, board a small scenic airplane for a guided tour over the red‑rock amphitheater and high pines, land back at the terminal, then transfer to a guided Jeep that climbs historic wagon and off‑road routes for close‑up views, local lore and elevated photo stops.

Aerial Perspectives on Sedona’s Signature Landforms

THE FLIGHT

Aerial Perspectives on Sedona’s Signature Landforms

The scenic flight departs Sedona Airport and takes you over the red‑rock pillars and canyons—Cathedral Rock, Bell Rock and Courthouse Butte—then follows Oak Creek Canyon past Walnut Canyon toward the San Francisco Peaks and distant views of Sunset Crater Volcano before returning over Sedona country.

Schnebly Hill Road and the Badge of Honor Jeep Route

THE TRAIL

Schnebly Hill Road and the Badge of Honor Jeep Route

After landing you’re picked up by Jeep and driven up Schnebly Hill Road along the rugged 'Badge of Honor' trail and the Old Munds Wagon Trail, with guide commentary on flora, fauna, area history, and sweeping overlooks above Uptown Sedona and toward the Mogollon Rim.

Iconic Rock Formations and On‑Trail Sights

THE LANDMARKS

Iconic Rock Formations and On‑Trail Sights

On the Jeep portion you pass well‑known formations such as Snoopy Rock, Cow Pie Rock and Merry Go Around Rock, visit the Dripping Cave site (featured in the 1987 western The Quick & The Dead), and stop at an overlook above Oak Creek Canyon for photos and panoramas.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this combination tour is appropriate for and what to confirm with the operator.

1
Sightseers who want fast payoffThe pairing of a short scenic flight and Jeep outing delivers both aerial panoramas and accessible overlooks; confirm any personal mobility or health considerations with the operator before booking.
2
PhotographersPhotographers will find both wide aerial compositions and elevated Jeep viewpoints; bring cameras and confirm any gear limits with the operator.
3
FamiliesFamilies can enjoy the combined format, but should confirm age and seating policies or other participant limits with the operator ahead of time.
4
Visitors with mobility concernsBecause the Jeep portion travels rugged roads and involves elevated overlooks, travelers with mobility or health concerns should check specific restrictions or accommodations with the operator.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

Duration

Total tour time is approximately 2.5 hours.

Meeting Point

Meet at 235 Air Terminal Dr., Sedona, AZ 86336 (Sedona Airport).

Check‑in

Arrive 30 minutes early for check‑in prior to your flight.

What to Bring

You are welcome to bring cameras and cell phones. If you bring a drink, only water is permitted and it must be in a container with a lid that closes.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

How long does the combined tour take?

The complete airplane and Jeep combo lasts approximately 2.5 hours.

Where do I meet for the tour?

The meeting point is 235 Air Terminal Dr., Sedona, AZ 86336 (Sedona Airport).

When should I arrive before my flight?

Arrive 30 minutes early for check‑in prior to your flight.

What can I bring with me on the tour?

You may bring cameras and cell phones; if you bring a drink, only water is allowed and it must be in a container with a lid that closes.

What sights will I see on the flight?

The flight passes Sedona red rocks (including Cathedral Rock, Bell Rock and Courthouse Butte), Oak Creek Canyon, Munds Mountain Wilderness, Walnut Canyon, and circles near the San Francisco Peaks and Flagstaff with distant views of Sunset Crater Volcano before returning to Sedona.

What happens on the Jeep portion of the tour?

After the flight you are picked up for a guided Jeep ride along the Old Munds Wagon Trail and Schnebly Hill Road, where guides discuss local history and natural features while you pass formations like Snoopy Rock and stop at an overlook above Oak Creek Canyon.