Sedona Verde Canyon Railroad Tour
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Experience Highlights
Embark on the Verde Canyon Railroad adventure, a 3 hour and 30 minute ride through the spectacular wilderness of the American Southwest near Sedona. Ride an air-conditioned vintage train for panoramic views of the Verde River, rocky cliffs and historic relics, while toasting with an included glass of champagne.
The tour includes a pre-departure lunch which must be redeemed at least 1 hour before departure at the train's cafeteria (coffee, snacks and bottled water included). Meeting point is at the Verde Canyon Railroad Train Depot, 300 N Broadway, Clarkdale.
- Reserve your seat and toast with champagne as you explore Verde Canyon.
- Secure your pass with food included and enjoy unique views.
- Experience the magic of the Verde Canyon Railroad on a unique journey through the heart of Arizona.
What’s included
- Champagne toast at the start of the tour
- Snacks and light lunch (coffee, bottled water)
- Voucher to be exchanged at the train's cafeteria (1 hour before departure)
- Verde Canyon Railroad Ticket
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Step by Step
Discover Arizona from an insider's perspective aboard the Verde Canyon Railroad, a century-old train that travels 20 miles of canyon along the winding course of the Verde River. For 3.5 hours, you'll see a succession of red rock formations, historic bridges and a 7,000-foot tunnel that will transport you back in time to the Old West.
Choose between an air-conditioned vintage wagon or an open platform to feel the desert breeze up close. Before departing, you'll enjoy a light lunch in the depot's cafeteria, with snacks and bottled water, accompanied by a champagne toast to start the route in style.
Along the way, your live guide will point out ancient cave dwellings from the Sinagua culture, the remains of historic mining sites and the chance to spot bald eagles, antelope and other native species that inhabit this region. Every bend in the road offers a new postcard of Arizona's wild beauty.
Before you leave, be sure to visit the John Bell Museum, located at the depot itself, which displays artifacts and photographs that tell the story of the railway and the communities of Clarkdale, Jerome and the Yavapai-Apache Nation. When you reach the return point at Perkinsville Ghost Town, you'll learn about the history of the old mining town, the end point of this journey back in time.
It's a perfect plan for families, couples and nature lovers, combining comfort, history and unforgettable scenery in one tour.
