Trail Lovers: Sedona Hiking & MTB Guides

01/04/2024

Join us for our upcoming Sedona Blackout Night Ride!! Bring a hydration bladder full of your favorite devils juice and let’s blaze our dusty saddles through the darkest skies in Red Rock Country. Please leave all pads, helmets, and lights at home for this seasons special moonlight romping extrvaganza. Brave the darkness as we use the cheddary moon as our trusty torch.

*Meeting Location: Sedona Beer Co (Uptown)
*Trails Used: Hangover Trail
*What to Wear: All Clothing Is Considered Optional
*Cost: Free of Charge
*Meeting Time: Midnight
*Date: April 31st

17/01/2024

Join us on Sunday, January 28th at 11AM for a no-drop beginner friendly group ride🤘

Share with a friend and we will see you there!!

17/01/2024

Do you want to improve your wheelies in 2024 and beyond? Well, we've got some tips for you! Watch as Phil gives some of his best advanced wheelie tips from y...

01/12/2023

Get involved and help improve the sustainability, safety, and development of our trails in Red Rock Country with the upcoming Volunteer Trail Workdays in December!!!

Trail Lovers, Sedona Mountain Bike Guides, and Stewards of Sedona will be sponsoring the December 21st Trail Workday at HiLine!! Help us make it the biggest turnout of the year!!! 🤘

24/11/2023

Coconino NF seeks public input on proposed trail enhancements on Red Rock Ranger District

SEDONA, Ariz., Nov. 21, 2023 — Coconino National Forest is seeking public input and comments on proposed trail enhancements at specific locations within the Red Rock Ranger District that would add approximately 39 miles of non-motorized trails and re-route and naturalize other trails.

The proposed locations fall within and near the communities of Sedona, Village of Oak Creek and Cornville and would include 24.42 miles of non-motorized trails, adopting 14.8 miles of user-created routes, and naturalizing 10.14 miles of user-created trails. The specific locations include the Turkey Creek System, Bell Rock Area Bypasses, Cornville School Trail, Doe Mesa Loop, Hardline Trail, and Scheurman Trail Connector.

These proposals are the result of years of planning after a strong public demand for improved and enhanced trailhead access, options, and experiences.

We invite the public to provide substantive comments regarding the proposed action, which are outlined in the Scoping Letter. “Substantive comments” are within the scope of the project and the decision to be made, are specific to the proposed activities in the project area and have a direct relationship to the project.

Submit comments in writing prior to the close of the comment period by Dec. 19 by one of the following methods:

• Online at https://tinyurl.com/RedRockTrailsComments
• By mail to Red Rock Ranger District, Attention: Red Rock Trails Enhancement, P.O. Box 20429, Sedona, AZ 86341
• In person at the Red Rock Ranger Station, 8375 State Route 179, Sedona, AZ 86351.

A public meeting regarding these proposals will be held Dec. 5 from 4-6 p.m. at the Red Rock Ranger Station at 8375 State Route 179, Sedona, AZ 86351.

Scoping Letter and Details:https://www.fs.usda.gov/Internet/FSE_DOCUMENTS/fseprd1152855.pdf

28/10/2023

Call out to Vets who love the trails....We are hosting a special opportunity for veterans to work together for the good of our public lands. Muster in the large parking lot at the Posse Grounds by 8:15 am. Work attire: long pants, long-sleeved shirts and bring work gloves. Assignments will be given by our USFS leads, along with tools. Work project ends around noon, and we’ll shuttle back to the Posse Grounds... THEN the festivities begin! There will be music, food, beverages, tributes and raffle prizes.

26/10/2023

Join Stewards of Sedona (SOS) for our upcoming Autumn events. We will be teaming up with the USFS, Trail Lovers, locals, and visitors alike to help preserve, protect, improve, and develop our public lands for generations to come. We hope to see you out there and more events to come soon!! Please use the following link to learn more: https://traillovers.com/stewards-of-sedona

Help us make a difference and share your love of Red Rock Country ✨

19/10/2023

Give back by doing some light trail maintenance at Red Rock State Park on Sunday, October 29th from 1-4 PM! This volunteer event is part of Mitzvah Day organized by the Jewish Community of Sedona and the Verde Valley (JSCVV). For more information, and other volunteer opportunities that day, visit their website (https://www.jcsvv.org/get-involved/social-action/), or email [email protected].

👉Full JCSVV Dispatch:
"You are invited to participate in this community-based, interfaith, intergenerational day of service to local organizations. Mitzvah Day is organized by the Jewish Community of Sedona and the Verde Valley with participation by local churches and civic and philanthropic groups.

Volunteers will sign in at the synagogue on Sunday, October 29 from 12:30 to 1:00, pick up food and water, sign liability forms, and get name tags with the Mitzvah Day logo. Then volunteers will proceed to their work sites, and perform their good deeds. An alternative meeting spot is the Habitat for Humanity headquarters, at 737 South Main Street in Cottonwood.

Sign up now to ensure your place with a project! To volunteer, just click https://bit.ly/3ssPTuF for the official sign-up or go to jcsvv.org and scroll down to Mitzvah Day publicity, or to Get Involved >Social Action tab. Questions? [email protected]."

09/10/2023

A little shuttle stop cleanup today while waiting for to wrap up their customized one-way ride across Red Rock Country. Ten minutes to spare while waiting is plenty of time to make an impact on our trails and pay it forward to this land we love ✨💛✨

Feeling the stoke for getting your hands dirty for our trails and sacred places? Join & for their upcoming volunteer events this Autumn 🔥🤘🔥

07/10/2023

Trail Work Days coming soon 💪

Next up; Nov. 4th - meet at Doe / Bear Mtn Trailhead. 8:30am

05/10/2023

Join for an extra rad group ride on October 19. We will meet at the Huckaby trailhead and be ready to ride at 10am.

Please note; Hangover trail is a rather hard double black diamond trail and requires expert level skills and fitness. The trail also has prolonged periods of extreme exposure. Riders should be aware and assume all risk.

04/10/2023

Enjoying the shadowy north side of Mitten Ridge on our Half Day: Edges & Ledges Loop 😍

19/08/2023