Flagstaff to Sedona MTB Trip with Hermosa Tours: Day 2

After two easy miles of riding, the AZT crosses the Rio de Flag and enters Picture Canyon. A short walk lead us to some spectacular petroglyphs that are a great reminder of the cultural history of this area. Pedaling southeast, the trail is fast and flat before it crosses under I-40 and soon enters Walnut Canyon. Here, the AZT stays just outside Walnut Canyon National Monument but still provides the same incredible views that make this an international destination. Wind-sculpted cliffs, Sinagua cliff dwellings, trickling water and prime singletrack might make this your favorite segment of trail. If you like technical riding, you’ll find some exciting rock steps near here that will test your ability. It was BUMPY. The trail follows Walnut Canyon for many miles before heading onto Anderson Mesa and the many tiny alpine lakes found nearby (so the description says, we saw only a wee bit of water), including Marshall Lake our second camp. Ride length was about 30 miles.
Spoiler alert - the chicken didn't come with us to the next camp.
Check out our GPX file here: / strava

[@theonlyDougBlack]

Awesome! Thanks for posting!!! BTW, I have to check your channel for updates...😞, don't seem to be getting notifications even though they're turned on. Anyways...I'll keep checking. LOVE the camping/supported rides y'all do!!!!

[@BABsOutside]

I wonder what's up with that!? We appreciate you coming back but those dang notifications subs should work! We need more camping in our life!

[@alexmadden4478]

You all are hilarious 😂 fun to see what's going on between times that I see you 😁

[@BABsOutside]

A lot happens from start to finish 😂 Thanks for being the best guide/host out there!!

[@jeffreybischof315]

Going to have to do that ride

[@BABsOutside]

The ride is awesome! Come back for part 3 coming out next week!