We took a jeep tour with A Day in the West, Jimmy was our guide. He was amazing, was intelligent, kept us amused and even gave us some tips for our trip. The view off this road was one of my favorites in Sedona. Highly recommend!

Great views & a chance to experience Sedona like the early pioneers, but the road is truly challenging--don't do it if you care a lot about the condition of your vehicle. Definitely need a 4-WD, and even with that, it's an ordeal!

Great view, go up to the top. They say you ned a four wheel, you probably do, I took a mercedes to the top, yes I got funny looks but I took it slow and it made it LOL.

Need a good, sturdy vehicle to get up this road, BUT it's worth it. The views are spectacular - breathtaking. A great place to go and watch the sunset.

In short, the road is inaccessible. Thank goodness we started to drive up from Sedona rather than down, off I17. Taking it down would result in a bad situation as the road gets progressively worse. I had been to Sedona a number of times but took Schnebly Hill road by chance coming down from Flagstaff. After taking this drive I... More

This is an all terrain vehicle road that requires a high clearance car/Suv. It is great fun, but watch those large rocks! Best taken in afternoon. Or hire a jeep tour!

We rented an ATV and went up Schnebly Hill Road. While the views were great, the road was very rough, and not the good kind, and not enjoyable. We saw people with cars there and we would definitely not recommend it. If you want to go up, there is a lookout at the end of the pavement so just stop... More

We live here and this is a "go to" drive for our guests. Best late in the afternoon as the red rocks glow, we drive from the roundabout to the vista and then drive back....the section from the vista to the highway is nice but not particularly interesting. Over the past year or 2 the road, always a challenge, has... More

An amazing adventure, not for the faint-hearted driver once the payment ends, but the views are incredible - even if you only go to where he asphalt ends and the dust begins.