A Day in the West calls itself Arizona’s oldest family-owned Jeep tour company, and the family is the Bradshaws: Bob Bradshaw arrived in 1945, opened a photo studio in 1949, and the family ran trail rides from his ranch before John Bradshaw took over in the mid-1990s. Today the tours are private, five or six guests plus a guide, on the classic West Sedona trails.
Tours and Prices
- Diamondback Gulch, the most popular and the roughest, rated extreme: two hours, $104.95, ages 3 and up, six maximum.
- Colorado Plateau up to the Mogollon Rim, Red Rock West for history, culture and movie locations, Lil’ Rattler and the easy Lil’ Outlaw: two hours, $104.95.
- Red Rock Highlights, in town and all ages, two hours from $59.95; Red Rock Panoramic, 90 minutes, $74.95.
- Doe Mountain guided hike: two to three hours, $119.
Prices as listed on the company’s website in October 2026, before tax and gratuity; groups of eight or more add 15 percent, and the 2 and 3 p.m. departures have run at 20 percent off. The horseback and cookout combinations of earlier years are no longer sold on the site; the company refers riders to Blazin’ M Ranch and Trail Horse Adventures.
Good to Know
- Check in at 2900 W. State Route 89A in West Sedona, the tour center it shares with Earth Wisdom and Red Rock Western.
- Open 7 to 7 March through October, 7 to 6 November through February, closed Christmas Day.
- Ages 3 and up, under 16 with an adult, free boosters or harnesses for the smallest riders; no pregnant guests. Dogs allowed, since the Jeep is yours.
A Day in the West Jeep Tours
2900 W. State Route 89A, Sedona, AZ 86336
(928) 282-4320
adayinthewest.com
Facts checked October 2026 against the company’s own website. Compare every operator in our guide to Sedona Jeep tours, or drive yourself with our ATV and UTV guide.
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