Broken Arrow Trail

Great trail in Sedona! It’s a fairly easy hike and it’s about 3.4 miles out and back. I love that it’s shaded throughout a good portion of the trail. The views are just incredible from here & you can see various valleys and we even came upon a sinkhole. The trail is easy to navigate and there are various indicators to let you know you’re on the trail. My dog had so much fun here with all the running around! It is busy with the pink jeep tours at times, so that was the only con since I love hiking to get away from the city life. Aside from that i enjoyed this trail and loved the views and canyons throughout the trail.

I really liked this trail, you drive down at the end of Morgan Road. My husband parked in a dirt lot along with other vehicles. Nice thing is you can park and someone has set up lines so you know where to park and not have someone take too much space. There is enough parking for I would say 15 – 20 vehicles.
I thought it was easy but some challenge too it. You will so some walking up on a flat trail, some curves and some walking up on boulders for some work on the glutes and hamstrings. For th casual hiker like me it wasn’t bad at all. They have set up nice trail markers and took the trail all the way to broken arrow. When we hiked back to the sign that divides in different directions, we decided to take another trail to Submarine Rock and not too bad to hike. The view is beautiful!
I have to say the beginning of the trail from the parking lot to the beginning of broken arrow trail. You will see 4×4 tire tracks for weekend jeep tours so keep in mind they come in pretty quick but are some nice people. We saw some 4×4’s on some of the trail near submarine rock (you you have to hike into) and also near the area you will see some mountain bikers.
All in all a A+ trail for us and we will be back for sure. Very quite area so enjoy it. Plenty of shady spots too. Can’t go wrong.

My favorite trail. I love a trail that starts out with a challenge. if you can’t handle the first boulder you can turn around before it gets too expensive for you ;) Excellent view at the end of the trail. Short enough you can hit a couple other trails in town.

Great easy trail! You have to go down the trail head dirt road to park. The parking lot will be on your left (we didn’t realize initially that we had to go down that road to park so we were a bit confused). I really love that there are some shaded spots and it is dog friendly. There are a few clearings where you get great views, especially at the end of the trail of course. It can get busy, especially since the Pink Jeep tours go through here but we still enjoyed it.

The Broken Arrow Trail was great and the view was even better. There were three 4×4 vehicles driving around in the area. One of those were the pink jeep tours while the other two were something else. A little further down the trail was chicken point where the mountain looked like a chicken. It was a great photo op in my opinion. A lot of people were taking pictures on top of the rock for the view. Other than that, the trail was used by a lot of bikers and hikers. It was definitely nice to see in person as pictures don’t really does it justice. We had a great hike through the area and would recommend checking it out.

Such a beautiful and peaceful hike! Hiked in the afternoon on a holiday weekend and nearly had the place to ourselves. It’s not a lot of work for a truly beautiful experience. Park at the trailhead and take a short hike to a hill where you can get a great view of Submarine rock. Keep going past there (we didn’t) or keep it a short hike like we did. Highly recommend this trail.

Hands down this is the most beautiful trail I’ve ever run. This a challenging 4×4 trail only suitable for modified vehicles, and not recommended for fullsize trucks like mine. I ended up with a little Arizona pinstriping but it was well worth the views. You could probbaly run this trail from start to finish in about an hour, but you’re going to want another hour to get out and absorb the panorama.

Whenever I think of Sedona, the Broken Arrow trail always comes to mind. It has got to be one of the most awesome 4wd trails ever!
If you do not have a 4wd vehicle, then rent one or take the Pink Jeep tour here. You will not regret it. While you are enjoying the bumpy ride, you can take in all the beautiful scenery. Red rocks everywhere! Stop and take pictures at places like Submarine Rock, Chicken Point, and Devil’s Dining Room.
My favorite part of this trail is going down «The Steps»!! I have heard it called the Devil’s Staircase! It is an awesome descent down some very rocky ledges! Very cool!
Broken Arrow Trail is a place in Sedona that should not be missed by folks who love off roading!

One of the best trails in sedona, I have done most of them! Scenic, beautiful and a good workout, awesome for sunset views

Please rent a jeep and drive this trail. We had so much fun hanging by our seatbelts on some of the steep downhills, and the views were awesome! I’ve never seen hubby smile so much!

I will keep this short and sweet.
You enter, and there is a parking lot, park your car there if you don’t have a badass4x4, your car will get messed up!
This is by far one of the sickest trails I have been on, hands down.
There is even a slide rock you can keep going on and around until you get dizzy!
Just make sure you follow the tire tracks, you do NOT want to get lost!
This trail is not for the faint of heart, you may be better off walking it!
You also get some of the most unique views of the city as well.
Did I mention there is a sinkhole here with bats flying out of it randomly? YESSS!

If your are in Sedona, do yourself a favor and rent a jeep from Barlow’s Jeep and go play on this trail. If you ever dreamed about driving down a flight of stairs, you must hit this trail. You’ll be hanging by your seat belt. The views are spectacular so take your camera.

Must-​see. Rent a jeep from Barlow’s, the pink jeep tours can’t compare to driving yourself! Intensely beautiful views; though short, this is truly one of the most awe-​inspiring journeys you could take, and for so little effort! Chicken point is other-​wordly. Like stepping back in time…

For Hiking:
Quite possibly our favorite trail yet. Husband doesn’t do heights or steep drop offs. Me, I’m a bit more adventurous (but not too much more). This trail fit the bill for both of us. Scenery, solitude (minus the Pink Jeep crossings ½ way in), and varied terrain. Lots of sun but also plenty of trees to keep things interesting instead of flat desert landscapes in every direction.
Glad there was a fence around Devil’s Dining Room. Would have hated to «stumble» upon that one in the dark. (Cue Wile E. Coyote falling off a cliff)
Posted a few pics to share the views.
Can’t wait to go back!

This is the trail that got me started with off-​roading, so I might be a little biased.
TRAIL
Easy-​peasy. The Pink Jeep guys try to make it seem all horribly difficult, but I’ve done this trail in bone stock Xterra and did just fine. Granted, as a newbie you will have quite a few opportunities to sweat through your diapers. Overall, there really isn’t much of a place to do something horrible to your truck.
VIEWS
A few very nice places to crawl out, take pictures, wander off into the distance. The places looks awesome during sunset and is out of this world during full moon.
TRAFFIC
Many many Pink Jeeps and on a weekend many groups and single drivers all over the place. Pink Jeeps don’t like traffic, but will tolerate you anyway.
OTHER
There is a steep step that your truck needs to get over right at the beginning. For anyone interested to know, Infinity FX45 on 20″ rims cannot get over it without tearing front bumper off.

Stunning, Must see during sunset, take the 5PM jeep tour or ask jeep compnay when is the beszt time to see sunset, you won’t believe it. l