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A Day IN the West Jeep Tours

August 25, 2022
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Extreme 4×4 fun with Combo Jeep Tours including Wine Tasting, Horseback Riding and Helicopter Tours! We are the oldest, family-owned jeep tour company in Arizona. Founder, Bob Bradshaw began providing Sedona tours on horseback in 1949, while he worked as stuntman, location scout and stand in actor for Hollywood western films. He also supplied horses and wagons, and helped build the movie sets. Bob’s son, John Bradshaw continues the family traditions of partnership, adventure, and extreme outdoor fun for the whole family at A Day in the West. Knowledgeable tour guides entertain you with fascinating movie history and pioneer lore.

• ADayintheWest.com

• 928-282-4320 • 252 N. SR89A in Uptown Sedona, AZ 86336, east side of the road.

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