This short out-and-back ride follows Upper Red Rock Loop Road in Sedona, passing some of the most well-known and scenic red rock formations in the area. The ride also passes the road that leads to Crescent Moon Picnic Area which is a great resting spot for taking pictures and viewing Cathedral Rock. The ride follows a gradual downhill grade along a two-lane highway with a narrow shoulder so pay close attention to traffic along the way. The road does continue on after the pavement ends completing a loop back up to Highway 89A but this requires riding a short section of unpaved roadway.

This short out-and-back ride follows the Lower Red Rock Loop Road in Sedona to the entrance of Red Rock State Park. The roadway passes through scenic red rock country where lots of prominent rock formations can be seen all around. The ride follows a gradual downhill grade along a two-lane highway with a narrow shoulder so pay attention to traffic heading into the park. The road does continue on completing a loop back to Highway 89A but this requires riding a short section of unpaved roadway.

This scenic ride travels through the lower section of Oak Creek Canyon which offers some excellent scenery in the form of riparian forest terrain and beautiful vineyards. The narrow two-lane highway has no shoulder and requires cautious riding but is still far safer than riding the dangerous upper portion of Oak Creek where traffic is busier and blind curves are common. The ride can also be done as a slightly shorter trip by following Page Springs Road out and back. There are supplies and food available in Cornville.

AZ 89A leads through some of the most scenic red rock country in all of Arizona and connects multiple historic towns that make for fun and interesting tourist stops. This route starts in the picturesque and popular city of Sedona and follows the highway southwest through the communities of Cottonwood, Clarkdale, and Jerome. Most of the ride travels over small rolling hills but the last mile or so up to Jerome requires some hill climbing. There are plenty of food stops and resting spot in all three cities on the route. AZ 89A is a well-traveled highway that switches between two lanes and four lanes with varying shoulder widths, so pay close attention to traffic when riding room is tight.

The red rock country of Sedona is some of the best in the state and the route between Sedona and the Village of Oak Creek is a great way to see some of the most popular red rock formations including Courthouse Butte and Bell Rock. The ride follows Highway 179 between the two communities and is well-traveled so watch out for traffic. There are multiple trailheads located right off Highway 179 that provide access to many of the best trails in the Sedona area.

This ride is a very scenic ride that goes to the small town of Lake Montezuma. This is a remote ride so be prepared. The side of the road can be narrow at times so be aware of motor vehicles. This has light traffic. This is a fun ride for anyone and is a good out and back for anyone.

This ride is a very scenic ride. The side of the road can be narrow at times so be aware of motor vehicles. This has moderate traffic. This ride ends when the pavement ends. The bottom half of this ride is remote and there is nothing at the end of it so be prepared. This Trails connects to Sedona to Big Park Ride