USA · JEEP TOURS
The 7 best jeep tours you can book right now, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Sonoran Desert Jeep tour from Scottsdale at sunset. Ride rugged trails, learn desert history, spot wildlife, and watch saguaro cacti glow.
“Our driver/tour guide was awesome! Whitney was witty and very knowledgeable! The views were beautiful and breathtaking! Whitney had cold water for us and a surprise frozen treat as well.”
A 2.5-hour Sedona vortex jeep tour with a short uneven hike to one or two sites, guided by local stories and spiritual lore.
“It was perfect and JC was so informative and explained the vortexes and history of Sedona very well!”
Monument Valley backcountry Jeep tour with a Navajo guide. Small group, restricted sites, iconic buttes, flute music. 150 minutes.
“The tour was such an awesome experience. Very glad we did it. Our host, Donna, was absolutely amazing! 10/10!!”
Private Scottsdale off-road Jeep tour into the Sonoran Desert with a guide, Tonto National Forest stops, and Native American history. Low-speed ride.
“Fun family friendly trip. Easy from start to finish and would highly recommended. Jeff was the best guide.”
2-hour Sonoran Desert Jeep tour from Scottsdale with certified guide, cacti and wildlife spotting, plus Pinnacle Peak and Verde River stops.
“My husband and I went on a March tour and enjoyed seeing the desert in the winter months. It was a beautiful route that was peaceful and scenic.A really great time exploring the desert!! Thank you Grace!!!”
Rugged 2.5-hour Jeep tour from Sedona to the Mogollon Rim. Learn geology, visit Snoopy Rock, and get big views with a pro guide.
“Robert (our Jeep guide & driver) was great and the views were amazing. Booking through Viator was not, as there was a two person minimum. Safari Tours offered me a complimentary ticket, but I am traveling solo and left the next day. To be fair, I did agree to pay double for the experience, but it's a lousy way to do business. 5☆ for Safari / 1☆ for Viator.”
Jeep through the San Andreas Fault near Palm Springs, see a bubbling desert oasis, and learn Cahuilla desert survival and quake geology on a small guided tour.
“Three hour tour of the desert near Palm Springs. Our guide (Ron)?did a great job describing the geology of the SanAndreas fault, the Cuhilla Indian tribe who’ve lived here for thousands of years & some of the more recent history of the area. It is not a very rough tour riding in the jeep. Very glad we did it. Plenty of water and snacks provided.”
Every kind of day out, and the best of each.
