Trail House and guided outdoor adventures: arranging hikes, bikes and classes
Enchantment’s Trail House outfitter arranges guided and self-guided hikes, mountain-bike and e-bike rentals, rock-climbing trips, photography and dark-sky outings, and multiday excursions (many require 48 hours’ notice). You can book guided hikes and bike outings through the resort’s on-site outfitter or the concierge; bring layers, sun protection and plenty of water for red-rock trails.
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What the Trail House does
The resort’s Trail House is the on-property outfitter that helps guests plan guided and self-guided outdoor adventures across the Sedona trail network. Services include guided hiking, mountain-bike and e-bike rentals, rock climbing, photography and dark-sky outings, kayaking and longer private trips such as Grand Canyon days.
Many Trail House activities require advance notice; the property advises reserving certain outings at least 48 hours ahead. The Trail House can also arrange partner excursions off-property, like Northern Arizona wine tours and Pink Jeep off-road trips.
- Guided and self-guided hiking (Boynton Canyon trail access from the gate)
- Mountain-bike and e-bike rentals and guided rides
- Rock climbing, trail running and photography/dark-sky outings
- Kayaking day trips to slot canyons and private Grand Canyon days
| Service | Typical booking note |
|---|---|
| Guided hike | Reserve 48+ hours when possible |
| Mountain-bike/e-bike rental | Available through Trail House; guided rides arranged |
| Photography/dark-sky tour | Often scheduled evenings; ask concierge |
Arranging hikes from Enchantment
Boynton Canyon Trail starts just outside the resort gate and is the most immediate hiking option; the Trail House and front-desk concierge can help you choose sections, arrange guides, or provide route suggestions. The full Boynton Canyon main route is listed as about a 7.3-mile round trip.
For shorter or different terrain, the concierge can recommend nearby trails such as Fay Canyon, Devil’s Bridge, Cathedral Rock and Bell Rock. If you request a guided hike, the outfitter will advise on difficulty, required gear and any timing considerations (like monsoon-season afternoon storms).
- Trail House can book guided hikes and provide maps and local trail advice
- Book guided outings at least 48 hours ahead for availability
- Check weather—monsoon season (early July–Sept) can bring sudden afternoon storms and flash-flood risk
| Trail | Notes |
|---|---|
| Boynton Canyon Trail | Trailhead immediately outside the resort gate; ~7.3-mile round trip |
| Fay Canyon / Devil’s Bridge | Short drives from the resort; ask concierge for driving and parking tips |
| Cathedral Rock / Bell Rock | Iconic formations within easy driving distance; trail conditions vary |
Mountain biking, e-bikes and rental options
Enchantment’s Trail House offers bike rentals and can schedule guided mountain-bike and e-bike excursions across Sedona’s singletrack and red-rock terrain. The outfitter works with local guides to match ride difficulty to your experience level.
If you prefer self-guided rides, Trail House can provide route recommendations and maps; for guided rides, reserve early to secure a guide and the right bike size or e-bike model.
- On-site bike rentals (including e-bikes) available through the Trail House
- Guided rides arranged for a range of skill levels
- Ask about helmet and protective-gear requirements before you go
| Option | Ideal for |
|---|---|
| Guided mountain-bike | Riders wanting local-route knowledge and support |
| E-bike rental | Riders who want assisted climbs on longer trails |
| Self-guided rental | Experienced riders with navigation confidence |
Fitness classes and outdoor instruction
Enchantment runs a schedule of complimentary group fitness classes—yoga, Pilates and strength training—plus a Fitness and Movement Studio. Some premium or private fitness sessions carry an extra fee; ask the front desk for schedules and sign-up procedures.
Outdoor instruction (such as guided trail running or technique clinics) can be coordinated through the Trail House or by booking with local guides the outfitter recommends. Mii amo’s Fitness and Movement Studios are reserved for guests ages 16 and older.
- Complimentary group classes: yoga, Pilates and strength training
- Premium/private sessions available for an additional charge
- Mii amo Fitness and Movement Studio access is restricted to guests 16+
| Class type | Where held |
|---|---|
| Yoga / Pilates | Indoor studio or outdoor lawn classes (schedule varies) |
| Strength training | Fitness and Movement Studio |
| Outdoor group fitness | Occasional lawn or terrace sessions; check daily schedule |
On-site logistics and useful tips
Enchantment’s address is 525 Boynton Canyon Rd, Sedona, Arizona; the resort sits on about 70 acres and offers free self-parking and complimentary Wi‑Fi. Check-in begins at 4:00 PM and check-out is by 12:00 PM (noon).
The resort is family-friendly and operates a supervised children’s program, Camp Coyote (ages 4–12). The on-site spa facilities at Mii amo and its communal areas are reserved for guests 16 and older and require a booking to access.
- Bring layers, sun protection and at least 1 liter of water per person for hikes
- Reserve Trail House activities and private guides 48 hours or more ahead when possible
- Pools and poolside dining are available on-site; one pool is wheelchair-accessible
| Practical detail | What to know |
|---|---|
| Check-in / Check-out | Check-in from 4:00 PM; check-out by 12:00 PM |
| Parking & Wi‑Fi | Free self-parking; complimentary wired and wireless internet |
| Spa access | Mii amo treatments and facilities reserved for guests 16+ and require a booking |
Choosing a room if you’ll be active outdoors
Enchantment’s casita-style accommodations include compact guest rooms and larger multiroom suites. If you need space to store gear or want a living area to stretch after a long hike, look at the suite options or the Studio Casita layouts that show living areas and fireplaces.
Room types include Room (Casita), Studio (Casita), Junior Suite, 1 King Bed, Junior Suite, 2 Queen Beds, and several two-bedroom Suite configurations. For specific bed configurations and layout needs, confirm the listed room type when booking.
- Room (Casita) and Studio (Casita) for compact, single-room stays
- Junior Suite and Suite options for more living space and gear storage
- If traveling with family or a group, the Suite, 2 Bedrooms (Casita 1 King + 2 Queen) or Suite, 2 Bedrooms (Casa 2 King) offer separate sleeping areas
| Room name | When it fits you |
|---|---|
| Room (Casita) | Solo or couple travelers who want a compact casita |
| Studio (Casita) | Compact room with a Queen Murphy Bed for efficient space |
| Suite, 2 Bedrooms (Casa 2 King) | Families or groups needing separate bedrooms and living space |
When to go and safety considerations
Spring (March–May) and fall (September–November) are generally the most comfortable months for hiking, with moderate daytime highs and cooler nights. Summer brings hot daytime temperatures but often lower crowds; mornings and evenings are typically best for outdoor activity. Monsoon season (early July through late summer) can cause sudden thunderstorms and flash-flood risk in canyons.
Carry plenty of water, wear sun protection, and check weather reports before heading out. If you plan alpine or long-day travel (for example, a private Grand Canyon day trip), confirm logistics with the Trail House and allow extra time for driving between sites.
- Best seasons for hiking: spring and fall (moderate temperatures)
- Summer: hot days—plan early morning or evening outings; monsoon storms possible
- Always bring water, layers and sun protection; check Trail House guidance for route safety
| Month range | Typical conditions |
|---|---|
| Mar–May | Mild days and cool nights — good hiking weather |
| Jun–Aug | Hot days; monsoon storms possible in July–Sept |
| Sep–Nov | Mild to cool — another recommended period for hikes |
