Pyramid Mtn Trailhead
Hiking area · Yavapai County ·

Pyramid Mtn Trailhead

Hiking area · Yavapai County ·

2.1-mile loop trail with scenic mountain views and varied terrain

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Pyramid Mtn Trailhead by null
Pyramid Mtn Trailhead by null
Pyramid Mtn Trailhead by null
Pyramid Mtn Trailhead by null
Pyramid Mtn Trailhead by null
Pyramid Mtn Trailhead by null
Pyramid Mtn Trailhead by null
Pyramid Mtn Trailhead by null
Pyramid Mtn Trailhead by null
Pyramid Mtn Trailhead by null
Pyramid Mtn Trailhead by null
Pyramid Mtn Trailhead by null
Pyramid Mtn Trailhead by null
Pyramid Mtn Trailhead by null
Pyramid Mtn Trailhead by null
Pyramid Mtn Trailhead by null
Pyramid Mtn Trailhead by null
Pyramid Mtn Trailhead by null
Pyramid Mtn Trailhead by null

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Upper Red Rock Loop Rd, Sedona, AZ 86336 Get directions

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Upper Red Rock Loop Rd, Sedona, AZ 86336 Get directions

Features

wheelchair accessible parking lot
wheelchair accessible entrance

Last updated

Nov 17, 2025

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15 Best Hiking Trails in Sedona, According to Locals

"A 4.1-mile loop (with a shorter 2.2-mile option) that departs from the Schuerman Mountain trailhead behind Sedona High School, following the Scorpion Trail into the Pyramid Trail for sweeping western views of Sedona looking east—showcasing Cathedral, Bell Rock, Thunder Mountain and more." - Evie Carrick Evie Carrick Evie Carrick is a writer and editor who’s lived in five countries and visited well over 50. She now splits her time between Colorado and Paris, ensuring she doesn't have to live without skiing or L'As du Fallafel. Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines

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Pyramid Mtn Trailhead

Dennis M.

Google
Easy to get to and a fair amount of easy parking. Handy maps are posted on the start of the trail and by taking a picture you can have a map if you come unprepared.

Kevin F.

Google
Great hike next to Pyramid Mountain. Beautiful views. Parking for about 10 cars at Trailhead. Recommend turning right going Counterclockwise to follow scorpion trail first then merging into Pyramid trail. Watch for the markers as there are mini trails that deviate from the main trail. Difficulty level medium with some climbs and drops. Relatively flat overall. Great scenery. 2.1 miles around.

blueTREE

Google
The red rock was so hot to touch when I put my hands on to climb for submitting, successful at 3rd trying. Definitely my legs were tired the next day from climbing up 3 times and descending 3 times. Hope you can figure out the way by viewing my photos. ^&^ Now I know it is naturally formed Pyramid, not man made as I thought. It's just a great gift from the Mother Nature to curious humans. ^&^ It's very peaceful at the top with great views of all around.

Alexander K.

Google
Skip the crowded trails for sunset and come here instead! I saw one other person on a Saturday evening sunset hike and the views were fantastic almost the entire time. I recommend doing the loop counterclockwise for a gradual start but the end will be steep downhill. I spent 1 hr 45 min but stopped many times to enjoy the views and take photos. Download Alltrails app, free account works fine, look up "Pyramid to Scorpion Trail Loop" and you can pull up the map to check while hiking so you know if you've gone off trail.

Catherine S.

Google
Started by taking the scorpion trail, reasonably easy to start, fabulous views. Gets tougher, then joining the pyramid trail down is very steep, steep drops and a bit of a scramble at times. But definitely worth it .

Ashley

Google
Loved this hike. Beautiful views, some shade towards the backside, rugged rocky terrain. One area with a steep climb. We went clockwise so we would climb up instead of going down.

Kimberly L.

Google
We came in and started on Scorpion trail and came around down Pyramid. Amazing views around each side of the mountains.

Pranav S.

Google
We hiked the Pyramid to Scorpion Trail loop. The hike was easy to moderate and then some places were a bit hard. During the hike I didn't see any wildlife, someone told me that they generally don't come out due to the heat in the afternoons. However the view of the cathedral red rock from this trail was amazing!!! There are no restrooms at or near the trailhead, also carry enough water with you.