Thunder Mountain Trailhead - Sedona, Arizona

Thunder Mountain Trailhead, located at Address: Thunder Mountain Rd, Sedona, AZ 86336, is a must-visit destination for any outdoor enthusiast. With a tel: , this trailhead is easy to contact and find. Although there is no official website, there is plenty of information available online about this popular hiking area and tourist attraction.

This trailhead is known for its specialties: hiking area and tourist attraction. Thunder Mountain Trailhead offers a variety of hiking trails that cater to all levels of experience. One of the most popular trails is the Thunder Mountain Trail, a loop trail that offers stunning views of Sedona's red rock formations. The trail has a trail difficulty of moderate, making it a great option for families with children and dog owners who want to bring their furry friends along for the hike.

In fact, Thunder Mountain Trailhead is dog-friendly, allowing dogs both inside and outside the trailhead. The trail is also good for kids and offers kid-friendly hikes. For those with mobility issues, there is a wheelchair-accessible entrance, making it possible for everyone to enjoy the beauty of Sedona's outdoors.

Thunder Mountain Trailhead has received 267 reviews on Google My Business with an impressive average opinion of 4.8/5. Visitors rave about the trail's stunning views, well-maintained trails, and family-friendly atmosphere. Many reviewers also mention the trail's accessibility, making it a great option for people of all ages and abilities.

If you're planning a visit to Thunder Mountain Trailhead, there are a few things to keep in mind. First, make sure to bring plenty of water and sunscreen, as the trail can get hot and sunny. It's also a good idea to wear sturdy shoes, as the trail can be rocky in some areas. Finally, be sure to stay on the marked trails to help protect Sedona's fragile ecosystem.

Reviews of Thunder Mountain Trailhead

Mark Stellnberger

5/5

I think this was my favorite trail in Sedona. Great views as you slowly get further up the mountain. My GPS wasn't working, but I managed to follow the trail. A must do trail for the enthusiast.

John Williamson

5/5

Beautiful area. We were here on a Tuesday morning and there were plenty of spots. The lower chimney loop was a great 2 mile hike with plenty of lovely views and just enough challenge to raise your heart rate a little.

Michael “Maranara” Maragliano

5/5

Easy, scenic hike with a few routes one could take to lengthen their loop. I recommend going clockwise around the chimney rocks and then through the mountains toward Thunder Mountain. It really opens up as you walk forward and through it. Spectacular views as always. Love Sedona.

Doug Piette

5/5

Very nice intermediate hike around chimney rock. Beautiful views of chimney rock, little Suger mountain, thunder mountain and more

Kendra Kristine

5/5

Amazing hiking trails! Barely anyone was there and everyone we did see was nice. Minimal shade and obviously pretty hot so make sure to bring water, snacks, and some sunscreen. There's short hikes (about 1 mile) and longer ones, almost all intersect so you have options. We did 3.25 miles round trip.

Seth Ven

2/5

Level 2 trail: Lower Chimney Rock. I recommend walking counter-clockwise; there seems to be a lot more signage for the correct trail to take. We tried going clockwise as suggested and got lost 6 times. Either the map needs to be updated or more signage is needed. The map says there is 2 passages on the track, well there's 14. Enjoy finding the correct path if you aren't a local. Sights aren't great, houses 500 yards from track, and another 500 from the road. Fences are barricades if you go on the wrong path. Some lower hanging powerlines without warning signage, so be careful around that area.

Janelle Fiorillo

5/5

Quiet, beautiful hike in Sedona. Way less crowds than more popular hikes with just as beautiful of scenery. Low to moderate complexity, some mountain bikes on the trail too. Pack water and sunscreen!

Mark Rich

5/5

Great hike, not to tough, nice cool morning. Breath taking beauty of the valley and mountains.