Spin Sedona's Red Rocks: Two‑Hour Hardtail Rental on Bell Rock & Big Park Loop
Ride Sedona’s famous red-rock views on a two-hour hardtail rental designed for Bell Rock Pathway and Big Park Loop. Affordable and beginner-friendly, this rental includes a helmet, platform pedals, and trail info tailored to your outing.
The Experience
Before You Go
Start Early
Begin at first light to enjoy cooler temps, softer light for photos, and quieter trails.
Know the Limits
Rentals are restricted to Bell Rock Pathway and Big Park Loop—stay on designated routes to avoid fines and protect fragile soil.
Hydration First
Carry at least 1.5–2 liters of water per rider for a two-hour summer ride; refill options are limited near trailheads.
Bike Fit Check
Confirm saddle height and brake function before you ride; an hour of fit saves time and keeps you comfortable on technical sections.
Local Knowledge
Hidden Gems
- •Courthouse Butte Loop for close-up perspectives of surrounding fins
- •South Bell Rock viewpoint near the trailhead for sunrise silhouettes
Wildlife
- •Desert cottontail
- •Red-tailed hawk
Conservation Note
Ride only on designated trails, avoid wet slickrock, and pack out trash; these small actions prevent erosion and protect fragile desert soils.
The Verde Valley holds archaeological traces of Sinagua-era communities; the land continues to be culturally significant to local Indigenous peoples.
Photographer's Notes
- • Base of Bell Rock for foreground scale
- • Courthouse Butte overlook for layered vistas
- • Big Park Loop pullouts for wide panoramic shots
What to Bring
HelmetEssential
Though a helmet is included, bring your own for best fit and hygiene if preferred.
Hydration pack or water bottleEssential
Keeps you hydrated on exposed desert trails where shade is scarce.
Light mountain biking gloves
Protects hands from vibration and improves grip on rocky sections.
Trail shoes or flat pedal shoes
Sturdy soles and good pedal contact make climbs and technical moves easier.
Common Questions
What bikes are available for the two-hour rental?
The rental includes either a Norco Fluid HT or a Giant Talon hardtail, both with 120mm front suspension and frames available from Extra Small to Extra Large.
Can I ride anywhere in Sedona with this rental?
No. Rentals are restricted specifically to the Bell Rock Pathway and Big Park Loop to match the bike setup and rental policy.
Are helmets and pedals included?
Yes. Every rental comes with a helmet and platform pedals, plus trail information tailored to your ride length.
How much does the rental cost?
A two-hour rental is $29; a full-day rental is $49, as stated by the provider.
Are reservations required?
The provider’s reservation policy is not specified here; during peak season, reservations are recommended to guarantee sizing and availability.
Is riding safe in wet conditions?
Slickrock and packed gravel become slippery when wet—postpone rides in rain to avoid damage to trails and reduce crash risk.
Book This Experience
Check AvailabilityDuration
2 hours
Location
Sedona, Arizona
Difficulty
moderate
Fitness Level
Moderate fitness; able to manage short, punchy climbs, quick recoveries, and 1–2 hours of continuous pedaling.
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