People lived in these canyons for centuries before anyone called it Sedona. This 3-hour jeep tour heads into the red rock backcountry to the Honanki Heritage Site — one of the largest cliff dwelling sites in the Verde Valley, home to the Sinagua people from about 1150 to 1350 AD — where rooms, pictographs and the shape of a whole community still read clearly in the stone.
It's the thinking traveler's jeep tour: mild-to-moderate roads, a guide strong on archaeology and Native history, and a destination that puts everything else you see in Sedona into a much longer story.