Hike

The majority of the hiking trails in the Sedona area are in the Coconino National Forest. Use this link to visit the Sedona Friends of the Forest gateway site.

You can also visit the U.S. Forest Service site for the Coconino National Forest. In addition, Posse Grounds Park has a small network of walking trails - get the PDF map here.

The trails that you enjoy in the Coconino National Forest are maintained by a partnership of groups: U.S. Forest Service, City of Sedona, committed citizens, proactive businesses and the Sedona Red Rock Trail Fund.

The City maintains two trailheads for entry onto Forest Service Land:

• Margs Draw Trail, located at the corner of Sombart Lane and Highway 179, east of Circle K.
• Sugarloaf Trail, located near the corner of Buena Vista Drive and Little Elf Drive.

Bike

A beautiful and fun Bike Skills Park is located within Posse Grounds Park, with flow trails, jumps and dual slalom, and pump park.

The Sedona Bicycle Plan encourages bicycle transportation.

Questions? Contact the Parks and Recreation office at (928) 282-7098.

Trails and Urban Pathways

The Trails and Urban Pathways Plan addresses direct access to and through Coconino National Forest lands and encircling the city. While the trails system is primarily for recreational use, the urban pathways component is intended for both transportation and recreational uses.

You can also download the Trails and Urban Pathways map PDF