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One of the most shared Loop Trails of Sedona; Brins Mesa to Soldier Pass! On the scale of easy to hard, this is moderate because at the meeting place of the two trails, Brins Mesa, there is a climb up and a climb down. It's not like you're on a ledge, its just switch-back style hiking up an ascent. Each person has their definition of Levels, so I am rating it this way because I try to take into consideration ALL types of hikers. And as I always tell people, hike until you don't want to, then turn back!

Anyway, this loop provides some of the most spectacular vistas Sedona has to offer. It's just under 6 miles round trip and the wonders given are beyond words. Check it out...

Trails in Review - Airport Loop and AZ Cypress trails. Two different locations in Sedona giving you two tremendous viewing areas with easy enough hiking that the entire family can do them. Take a listen and remember, it's ALWAYS about Safety first!!!

Classifications! UGH! Why do they call it a Mountain and not a Mount? What is the difference between a Mesa and a Plateau? A little 'Techie' but still important information while hiking an area you aren't quite familiar with, or maybe, it has been a question in your head for years and wondered how they came up with these terms. Let's solve those questions NOW!

Where can you go and How to stay on the Trails. We try to make Sedona as accessible as possible for all types of hikers. We are seeing major foot and cycle traffic increases and we are working harder to ensure you can't get lost or that you are on the right trail for your hiking, biking or equestrian pleasure. Signage, markings and maintaining trails.