Description
Fly where few have walked. This 30-mile helicopter tour takes you deep into Sedona’s Boynton and Long Canyons, revealing ancient Sinagua ruins hidden from hikers. It’s history, altitude, and awe—all in one ride.
This isn’t your average sightseeing flight—it’s a rare glimpse into Sedona’s ancient soul. As your helicopter lifts off from the Sedona Airport, the red rock horizon unfolds beneath you. Within minutes, you’re soaring over Boynton and Long Canyons, where the remains of Sinagua cliff dwellings cling to the rock face, untouched by time and inaccessible by foot.
Your pilot guides you through 30 miles of rugged terrain, pointing out iconic formations like Cathedral Rock and hidden ruins that most visitors never see. The aircraft slows for key moments, giving you time to absorb the scale and silence of these sacred spaces. With all forward-facing seats and air conditioning, comfort is built in—whether you’re a first-time flyer or a seasoned traveler.
This tour is ideal for those who want to experience Sedona’s history without the strain of hiking. It’s immersive, intimate, and visually stunning. From the thrill of liftoff to the quiet reverence of ancient architecture, every minute is designed to leave you breathless—in the best way.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How long does a Sedona scenic helicopter tour last?
Flights average 20 minutes, giving ample time to enjoy the landscapes.
What will I see on a Sedona helicopter tour?
Highlights include:
- Cathedral Rock
- Bell Rock
- Snoopy Rock
- Steamboat Rock
- Thunder Mountain
- Boynton Canyon
- The Praying Hands
- Ancient sandstone cliffs
Are there weight restrictions?
Yes—Comfort seats for 230–269 lbs; Comfort Plus for 270+ lbs. Forward seats required if needed.
Can solo travelers fly?
Yes—solo flyers can request shared seating instead of purchasing an extra seat.
How much does a Sedona scenic helicopter tour cost?
Rates start at $279 per person depending on your choice of seat.
Is a Sedona scenic helicopter tour safe?
Yes. Experienced pilots and modern, well‑maintained helicopters ensure a safe and enjoyable flight
When is the best time of year for a Sedona scenic helicopter tour?
Our operators fly all year long, but late afternoon in spring and fall offers dramatic lighting, perfect for photography.