Women's Grand Canyon & Sedona Hiking Trip
Travel with Juni to…
Grand Canyon
And Sedona
Day Before trip
Location: Phoenix
Activity: Fly into Phoenix Airport
Accommodation: Airport Hotel
Fly into Phoenix Airport and stay at airport hotel. Wind down and prepare for a packed week of hiking.
Day 1
Location: Sedona
Activity: Hike Broken Arrow Trail (2.9 miles moderate)
Accommodation: Lo Lo Mai Springs Campground
Meet the tour guides at the Phoenix airport hotel and depart at 9:00 AM to drive to Sedona. Drive to trailhead and do a 2.9 mile moderate hike. After the hike go to camp for the night and cook dinner while watching the sunset.
Day 2
Location: Sedona
Activity: Hike Hangover Trail (6.1 miles Moderate)
Accommodation: Lo Lo Mai Springs Campground
Wake up and make breakfast at camp. Pack lunch and drive over to the Hangover trailhead. Hike 6.1 miles, moderate. Drive into town to explore the shops and grab food/drinks. Head back to camp for the night.
Day 3
Location: Sedona to The Grand Canyon
Activity: Hike Bell Rock Pathway to Big Park Loop (4.1 mi, moderate)
Accommodation: Lo Lo Mai Springs Campground
Wake up early to watch the sunrise over the red rocks. Drive to the trailhead and complete a 4 mile hike, Bell Rock Pathway to Big Park Loop. After the hike go to camp for the night and cook dinner while watching the sunset.
Day 4
Location: The Grand Canyon
Activity: Explore Hermit Road and Hopi Point
Accommodation: Mather Campground or equivalent
Wake up and make a group breakfast at camp. Drive to the Grand Canyon and set up camp. Walk the rim to Hopi Point and then catch a shuttle to Hermit’s Rest and ultimately back to the campground. Drive back to camp to make dinner and watch sunset.
Day 5
Location: Page
Activities: Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe Bend
Accommodation: Mather Campground or equivalent
Wake up early to watch the sunrise at Mather Point. Make breakfast at camp and pack lunches. Drive to Page and do a guided tour of Lower Antelope Canyon. After the tour take a stop at Horseshoe Bend before heading back to the Grand Canyon. Make a group dinner at camp.
Day 6
Location: The Grand Canyon
Activities: Hike Bright Angel Trail
Accommodation: Mather Campground or equivalent
Make breakfast at camp and pack lunch. Drive over to Bright Angel trailhead. Hike as far into the canyon as the group is feeling, it is an out and back but will be difficult on the way back up. After the hike head to Hopi point to watch the sunset over the canyon before going back to camp to make dinner.
Day 7
Location: The Grand Canyon to Phoenix
Activity: Hike South Kaibab Trail
Accommodation: Airport hotel
Wake up and make breakfast and pack lunches for the hike. Take the shuttle over to South Kaibab trailhead and complete hike. There is a 3 and 6 mile option. Break camp, make lunch, and drive to Phoenix airport hotel. Arrive at the Phoenix Airport hotel and say your goodbyes :(((
Day after trip
Location: Phoenix to home
Activities: Fly out of Phoenix
Accommodation: Wherever home is for you :)
Wake up in the airport hotel and unwind or explore until your flight leaves. Feel free to go through your camera roll and reminisce on all of our new memories together!
What you’ll see
2027 Trip dates
13 spots available per trip
Oct 17th - Oct 23rd
Oct 25th - Oct 31st
FAQs
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A 7-day women's hiking trip through Sedona's red rocks and the South Rim of Grand Canyon National Park. You'll hike Broken Arrow, Bell Rock, Bright Angel and South Kaibab, catch sunrise at Mather Point, and visit Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe Bend. Women guides handle camping, meals, permits and transport from Phoenix.
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All camping/glamping accommodations from pick up on day 1 to drop off on day 7
All activities included in the itinerary
Meals beginning with lunch on Day 1 through lunch on Day 7
Hiking guide(s) with years of wilderness and hiking experience, medical certifications, and love for the outdoors
Shuttle transportation beginning with airport hotel pick up on Day 1 and ending with airport hotel drop off on Day 7
Most gear (see list in other dropdown)
Emergency equipment including medical supplies and satellite communication devices
Detailed itinerary and packing list
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Airfare and shuttle to and from airport
Airport hotels before and after trip pick up and drop off
Discretionary spending (alcohol, souvenirs, telephone bills, etc.)
All expenses due to unavoidable events e.g. flight cancellation, personal illness, strikes, etc. (we recommend trip insurance coverage for these variables)
Toiletries and personal items
Clothes, rain gear, and footwear (hiking boots or shoes recommended)
Guide Gratuities (we recommend 5-10% of total trip costs, guides will split tips evenly)
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Tent to be shared with another traveler (a 4 person tent for 2 people so there will be extra space)
Sleeping pad
Sleeping bag
Day pack for hikes
Head lamp
All camp cooking gear
First aid kit
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This trip will include a combination of meals cooked at camp and some meals dining out when passing through towns. We believe a main part of the experience is cooking meals together in nature, which is why many dinners and breakfasts will be spent at camp. We like to blend that with some meals in towns to give the opportunity to explore the more urban side of the places we will visit.
We will also provide food to prepare your packed lunch for the trail, and a variety of snack options to bring with you for activities.
We can also accommodate dietary restrictions (e.g. vegan, vegetarian, gluten free, kosher, etc.). Please make sure to specify any dietary restrictions at sign up so the guides can prepare in advance.

