The GO! Sedona Pathways Plan proposes a network of bike routes, trails, and pathways in the city of Sedona. The plan is a blueprint for making Sedona a more walkable and bikeable community over the next 10 years.

The plan introduced the "Sedona Trails and Pathways System" (ST&PS) as a network of pathways that will make walking and biking a viable option for getting around the city. As each pathway is completed and marked with the ST&PS logo, you will see the system grow throughout the city, as a visible reminder that you too can "Get Outside!" and walk or bike Sedona.

The GO! Plan Appendix includes: A) list of proposed pathways, B) public open house results, C) Wikimap public comments.

Project Information

Sedona in Motion (SIM) is the implementation effort for the Transportation Master Plan. The plan was completed in 2018 and recommends various strategies to address traffic congestion and mobility needs of residents, visitors, and commuters. The GO Plan addresses Strategy 11, Bicycle and Pedestrian Improvements.  See the bicycle/pedestrian SIM page for details on projects planned or underway.

Places to Go

• Sedona Bike Skills Park
  • The Bike Skills Park is located in the City of Sedona's Posse Grounds Park at 525 Posse Grounds Rd.
  • Outside Flagstaff is the Fort Tuthill Bike Park | Coconino (az.gov), located at N 89A/I-17
• National Forest Trails
  • There are about 250+ miles of trails in the National Forest in and around the city. Coconino National Forest - Red Rock District.
  • Electric bikes are not permitted on the National Forest trails.

E-bikes

Questions about electric bikes (e-bikes)? See "Electric Bikes," page 34 of the GO Plan. More info on e-bikes can be found at People for Bikes. 

Questions about the plan? Contact either: Cynthia Lovely, principal planner, 928-203-5035 or Lauren Browne, communications and public relations manager, 928-203-5068.