Sedona Arizona was a very mystical place and the indigenous Indians of the area spoke of magical vortexes in which the Great Spirit would relay messages of importance. People still come from all over the world in search of the vortexes and there are also a lot of great places to ride your 4-wheeler in Sedona.
There are two main kinds of 4-wheeler terrain in Sedona, hard packed soil and loose, light sand. Make sure you have the right tires for the terrain and choose your 4-wheeler ride accordingly. You can ride your 4-wheeler in the Coconino National Forest or you can choose to take a guided tour around some of the areas that are off the beaten path in Sedona. If you choose to take a 4-wheeler tour, you will get a fully narrated tour and history of the area and bring your camera, as the panoramic views are incredible in Sedona.
The Coconino National Forest has designated areas for 4-wheeler riding and the trails are clearly marked so even the newest riders won't have a problem staying on the trail system. The National Forest will require that you have your 4-wheeler registered with the State of Arizona if you're a resident or you'll have to show your valid driver's license if you are visiting from another state. You must have a spark arrestor and muffler installed no matter what time of year your ride in the Coconino National Forest.
Most of the guided tours last 2 hours or less, if you're looking to make a day of your 4-wheeler outing - go for the self tour of the Coconino National Forest and enjoy the magic that Sedona Arizona holds for you.
