Tours$$Guided hikes
A local guide chooses a trail for your fitness and handles the navigation and parking.

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Walk out onto the largest natural sandstone arch in the Sedona area.
Devil's Bridge is the most photographed arch around Sedona. The final climb to the arch is short and steep, with rock steps, and the bridge itself is wide enough to walk onto if you're comfortable with the drop.
Distance depends on where you park. Most cars start from the Dry Creek Vista or Mescal trailheads, roughly 4–6 miles round trip. Only high-clearance vehicles can drive the rough road to the trail's own trailhead, which cuts it to about 1.8 miles round trip.
Facts last checked November 3, 2026. Prices, hours and rules change, so confirm with the official source before you go.
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