Bike-Friendly Lodging In Sedona

Hotels & Rentals

Arabella Hotel Sedona

A $4-million 2018 renovation transformed this 1940s-era motel into a hip escape with modern rooms and amenities and a lush, quiet property scattered with al fresco patios and sitting areas. The only downfall of staying here is you might not want to leave the premises.

Baby Quail Inn

Centrally located off Highway 89A, this sweet little hotel offers affordable accommodation and sparkling clean rooms courtesy of a friendly, local owner who’s regularly on site.

Folsom Management Rentals

Folsom Management homes provide a truly exceptional living experience, as they provide top-notch amenities, comfortable living spaces, and a dedicated staff committed to creating a welcoming and enjoyable environment. With Folsom Management, residents can expect unparalleled attention to detail, exceptional customer service, and a commitment to ensuring a safe and enriching community while in our care.

Poco Diablo Resort

Poco Diablo Resort welcomes mountain bikers from around the world.  The resort is centrally located to over 250+ miles of trails, the resorts own fixit and bike washing station, 20 acre resort to relax and unwind after a day on the trails including Spa at Poco Diablo, Willows Kitchen & Wine Bar, and several firepits with red rock views. Book your next Sedona experience and keep your bike safe in your guestroom. 

Red Agave

Built for mountain bikers by mountain bikers, the Red Agave Adventure Resort has kitchen-equipped garden-level studios for couples and two-story chalets for groups up to five, all surrounding a communal pool, hot tubs, grills, and fire pits where bikers congregate after rides. Best of all, singletrack feeds from the property directly onto the Slim Shady trail.

Sara-zona Airbnb Rentals

Looking for more than just a hotel? Got the entire family or a crew of friends? Nothing better than having a garage for the bikes and a patio to hang out after the ride. We recommend checking out these mountain biker friendly Airbnb listings from Sara-zona.

Sedona Real

This sprawling property in the middle of West Sedona offers spacious rooms, on-site bike-washing stations, outdoor patios and common areas with barbecues and firepits, and bike-friendly management.

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Sedona Courtyard by Marriott

Situated on the quiet west end of town, this newish hotel has rooms with expansive views down over Cathedral Rock and the only rooftop deck in Sedona. And the backyard singletrack leads directly into the Carroll Canyon system, as well as Scorpion and Pyramid trails.

Sedona Rouge

This Mediterranean-style boutique resort is centrally located and offers not only luxury accommodation but an in-house spa featuring a heated pool and jacuzzi, on-site yoga classes, and a range of body treatments including deep tissue massage.

Sedona Springs Resort

Unpretentious and affordable, the apartment- and condo-style suites at this centrally situated hotel are ideal for families or big groups. Shelby Road trailhead, with access to Carroll Canyon and Airport Mesa, are just around the corner.

Sky Rock Inn of Sedona

Recently renovated with mod-Southwest-themed rooms and a trendy, terraced outdoor bar and deck, this new place’s other big attraction is Adobe Jack out the back door.

Sugar Loaf Lodge

One of the most affordable hotels in town, this homey, historic, no-frills motel is on the main drag near Thunder Mountain Bikes.  It is managed by arguably the coolest mountain biker in Sedona.

Campgrounds

The nearest developed camping to Sedona is northeast of town in Oak Creek Canyon. Located between six and 13 miles from downtown, none of the sites have direct trail access, and bikes are discouraged from riding the road due to heavy traffic. However, the campgrounds are lush and shady beneath cottonwoods and pines, there are swimming holes and many sites set directly on the creek, and it’s a quick drive to many top riding areas in town.

Cave Springs

Thirteen miles from downtown, Cave Springs is the best bet for scoring a spot, with 84 campsites including 21 open for advance reservations. It’s also the top choice for vans, RVs, and trailers as there are sites that accommodate vehicles up to 36 feet, though there are no hook-ups. It’s a pretty spot, too, with a leafy canopy beneath red rock cliffs.

Chavez Crossing

The only forest service campground within city limits, Chavez Crossing offers three huge campsites all aimed at groups between ten and 50 people (with prices to match, starting at $80/night). Cost and size aside, it’s an urban oasis, with creek-side sites set in a grove of Arizona sycamore and cypress. Reservations are mandatory.

Manzanita

The smallest but closest of the three USFS campgrounds in Oak Creek, Manzanita has intimate, tent-only sites on the banks of the creek. Eleven of 18 sites can be reserved up to six months in advance.

Pine Flat

Just up the road from Cave Springs, Pine Flat is in a shady stand of ponderosa in the upper reaches of the canyon. Eighteen of 56 sites can be reserved, and there’s space for up to 36-foot campers, though no hookups.

Dispersed Camping

For those looking for a more rustic setting, dispersed camping is possible at several locations on Coconino National Forest around town.

This is primitive camping, so there are no bathrooms, no water or services, no trash cans or picnic tables, and campfires are not permitted. In order to keep these areas open, please abide by all signage and adhere to strict Leave No Trace practices.

Our favorite spot is around seven miles west of town, along Forest Road 525. A few miles of pedaling from camp will bring you to excellent singletrack at the Boynton Pass area, including the Aerie, Boynton Pass, and Dawa trailheads.

Directions: Head west on Highway 89A; turn north (right) on Dry Creek Road; left (west) on Boynton Pass Road; and finally left again at the stop sign. Continue west when Boynton Pass Road turns to dirt, then make another left at the next intersection of Forest Road 525. Camping is available at pull-offs along the road. Forest Road 525 is also accessible from the south via Highway 89A.