SEDONA POV · 21 TRAIL FILMS

Walk every trail before you arrive

Twenty-one Sedona trails filmed end to end from the hiker’s point of view, at real hiking pace, with natural audio. See the exposure, the scrambles, the creek crossings and the footing before you commit — whether you’re a first-timer choosing one big hike, a parent working out what the kids can handle, or someone who wants to experience a summit they can’t physically climb.

FREE PREVIEW — CATHEDRAL ROCK TRAIL

Real footage, not a highlight reel: one continuous first-person walk with natural audio, at true hiking pace. Every film in the library is shot exactly this way.

Why Sedona POV?

The smartest nineteen dollars you will spend planning a Sedona trip.

All 21 trail films — one price

Every film in the library, on any device, yours to keep — a single payment of $18.99. Bought one at a time they would cost $83.79.

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Know What to Expect

No more guessing from filtered photos. Watch the whole trail from parking lot to summit exactly as your eyes would see it — the drop-offs, the loose rock, and the spots where the route disappears.

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Use It at the Trailhead

Pull the film up in the parking lot and scout what is ahead. Mobile-optimized, so you can check the tricky section while you are standing at the junction deciding.

Choose the Right Trails

Three days and twenty-one options? Preview every trail, rule out the ones that do not suit your group, and spend your limited daylight on the hikes you will actually enjoy.

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Real, Not Stock

Stabilized first-person footage with natural audio, filmed at true hiking pace — the complete trail, not a two-minute highlight reel set to music.

The POV library — all 21 trails

Watch a free preview of any trail, then unlock the full film for $3.99 — or take all 21 for $18.99.

CLASS 3

1.5–2.5 hr hike

Cathedral Rock

1.2 mi · ~600 ft gain · Class 3 scramble

“See every handhold on the crux chute before you commit.”

MODERATE

~3 hr hike

Devil’s Bridge

4.0 mi · ~400 ft gain · Moderate

“The surprise rock staircase and the walk onto a six-foot-wide arch.”

MOD–STRENUOUS

1–2 hr hike

Bell Rock Climb

~1.5 mi · ~200–250 ft gain · Mod–Strenuous

“Turn-around points shown for every comfort level.”

EASY

2.5–4 hr hike

West Fork Oak Creek

6.9 mi · ~200 ft gain · Easy

“Thirteen creek crossings and Arizona’s best fall color walk.”

MODERATE

1.5–2.5 hr hike

Soldier Pass Trail

2.6 mi · ~350 ft gain · Moderate

“The sinkhole, the Seven Sacred Pools, and the cave half of all hikers walk past.”

MODERATE

2–3 hr hike

Boynton Canyon

~5.0 mi · ~400 ft gain · Moderate

“A shaded canyon walk plus the Kachina Woman vortex spur.”

Plus every other trail in the library — same films, same $3.99, or all 21 for $18.99.

Big summits and long days
Bear Mountain
~5 mi · ~2,000 ft · Strenuous
Wilson Mountain
10 mi · ~2,300 ft · Strenuous
Munds Wagon & Hangover Loop to Cowpies
8.5 mi · 1,200+ ft · Strenuous
Huckaby Trail to Oak Creek
5.6 mi · ~1,176 ft
Thunder Mountain to Chimney Rock Summit
4.4 mi · ~528 ft
Half-day classics
Jim Thompson Trail
5.4 mi · ~341 ft
Little Horse Trail to Chicken Point
4.0 mi · ~400 ft
Doe Mountain
2.8 mi · ~400 ft · Moderate
Teacup Trail to Sugarloaf Summit
1.8 mi · ~300 ft
Marg’s Draw to Snoopy Rock
2.0 mi · ~539 ft
Short, easy and family-friendly
Bell Rock Vortex Pathway
3.6 mi loop · ~100 ft · Easy
Fay Canyon
2.4 mi · ~100 ft
Birthing Cave
2.4 mi · ~350 ft · Moderate
Subway Cave
3.0 mi · ~323 ft
Thunder Mountain to Little Sugarloaf Summit
1.1 mi · ~286 ft

What visitors are saying

Real travelers who used Sedona POV to plan their trips.

“I watched the Devil’s Bridge POV the night before and knew exactly what shoes to wear, where to park, and how long it would take. No surprises — just a perfect morning hike.”

— Sarah M.

Visiting from Portland, OR

“My wife is nervous about heights. Previewing the Cathedral Rock scramble meant she could decide for herself. She went for it — and absolutely loved it.”

— Dave K.

Visiting from Chicago, IL

“We only had two days in Sedona. Watching the POVs helped us pick the four trails that were exactly right for our group. No wasted time, no wrong turns.”

— The Nguyen Family

Visiting from Los Angeles, CA

21 trail films · Every signature Sedona hike · Instant access on any device

Choose your access

Whether you’re scouting one must-do hike or filling a whole week.

Single trail film

$3.99

per trail film

Best for one specific trail you’re unsure about. Instant access the moment you pay, yours to keep, watch unlimited times on any device.

BEST VALUE

All 21 trail films

$18.99

one payment · all 21 films

Every film in the library for less than the price of five singles — $83.79 if you bought them one at a time. Most visitors hike four to six trails, so by the fifth film the pack is already the cheaper option and the other sixteen come free.

Frequently Asked Questions

What exactly is a POV trail film?

One continuous first-person film of the entire trail, start to finish, shot at real hiking pace with natural audio. You see what you would see with your own eyes: the surfaces underfoot, the switchbacks, the exposure, the route-finding and every viewpoint along the way. It is the closest thing to walking it before you walk it.

Can I watch it on my phone at the trailhead?

Yes, and we recommend it. Every film is mobile-optimized, so you can pull it up in the parking lot or at a junction and see exactly what is ahead before you commit.

What if I only want one trail?

Buy just that one. Any individual trail film is $3.99. If you end up wanting several, the 21-film pack is $18.99, which works out cheaper than buying five singles.

Do I get access immediately?

Yes. The moment your payment processes the full film unlocks. No waiting and no emails to chase.

How long do I have access?

Once you buy a film, single or pack, it is yours to watch as many times as you like. Plan with it beforehand, use it at the trailhead, and revisit it after the trip.

What if I have questions about a specific trail?

Every trail has its own preview page with detailed notes — distance, elevation gain, difficulty, time on trail, parking realities and what to expect on the hard sections. Each one also links through to the full written trail guide if you want the deeper detail.

Ready to see Sedona through your own eyes?

Stop guessing from filtered photos. Watch a free preview, then take the trail with you.