Sedona: Ebike Tour to Cathedral Rock, Chapel & Tlaquepaque

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1/19

Duration2h 15m

GroupPrivate

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Ride Sedona’s red rock trails by ebike, stop at Cathedral Rock and explore artsy Tlaquepaque with time to wander

You’ll ride an ebike through Sedona’s red rock country—past Bell Rock and Cathedral Rock—with stops at Tlaquepaque Arts Village for coffee or shopping breaks. See the Chapel of the Holy Cross up close and enjoy easy riding with help from friendly staff who get you set up right. Expect fresh air, wide views, and plenty of moments that stick with you long after.

2h 15m

Step-by-step itinerary

Explore Sedona's iconic sites by ebike

Receive personal ebike instruction
Ride scenic Bell Rock area
Visit Cathedral Rock hiking spot
Stop at Chapel of the Holy Cross
Shop at Tlaquepaque Arts Village
Follow self-guided tour map

The Experience

I’ll be honest—I was a little nervous about hopping on an ebike in Sedona. I hadn’t touched a bike in years, but something about rolling past those wild red rocks sounded too good to pass up. The staff at EZRider were patient (I probably asked too many questions), making sure my helmet fit and showing me how to work the throttle. The air smelled like juniper and dust, and I could already see Cathedral Rock glowing in the morning light before we even set off.

Once we started pedaling—well, “pedaling”—I felt like a kid again. Our route took us right up close to Bell Rock first, where the path gets quiet except for your own tires crunching over gravel. There’s this moment where you look up and realize how tiny you are next to those cliffs. We stopped more than once just to stare or take photos (and catch our breath, though with the ebikes it’s almost cheating). A local woman waved as she passed by walking her dog; she called out that we picked “the best way” to see Sedona. I think she was right.

Tlaquepaque Arts & Shopping Village was next—cobblestone paths, bright tiles, little shops with windows full of glasswork and pottery. I grabbed a coffee there and sat under an archway listening to someone strumming guitar nearby. Our guide pointed out the Chapel of the Holy Cross from a distance first; when we finally rode up close, it looked almost unreal perched above the rocks. The story about Frank Lloyd Wright’s son building it stuck with me—something about families leaving their mark out here.

I didn’t expect how easy it would feel—just gliding along with all that space around you, sun on your arms and wind in your face. Sometimes I still think about that view from the saddle near Cathedral Rock: so quiet except for birds and my own heartbeat picking up a little. If you’re worried about fitness or hills, don’t be—the ebike does most of the work. And yeah, I definitely want to do it again someday.

What’s included

Your day includes use of an electric bicycle tailored for comfort and safety (with personal instruction if needed), safety helmet, locks for stops like Tlaquepaque Arts & Shopping Village or Chapel of the Holy Cross—and plenty of time to explore each landmark along your self-guided route before returning whenever you’re ready.

Good to know

Moderate physical levelNot for pregnant travelersNot for heart conditionsNot for back problems

Operated by EzRider of Sedona