Itinerary

Join the Adventure

The Red Rock Rally is your chance to trade pavement for adventure. Over four unforgettable days, you’ll drive from the sandstone giants of Monument Valley to the rim of the Grand Canyon, combining scenic highways with rugged dirt tracks built for true off-road enthusiasts.

Each stage blends iconic landscapes with unpaved thrills. Through the Valley of the Gods, past the Vermilion Cliffs, down the legendary Schnebly Hill Road, and into the Grand Canyon’s South Rim for a finish you’ll never forget.

After the day’s drive, we gather for BBQs and catered dinners, sharing stories under the stars. The journey ends with a grand banquet at the historic El Tovar Hotel.

Hotels are yours to book, or you can camp beside your vehicle in the wild where permitted. Bring your off-road machine, your spirit of adventure, and join us for four days of dust, camaraderie, and landscapes you’ll remember for a lifetime.

Day 1: Monument Valley → Page (Lake Powell)

Route highlights: Start at Monument Valley Tribal Park, run the Monument Valley loop road, then head west toward Page via US-163 / US-98. Optional stop at Valley of the Gods.

• Unpaved / off-road: Monument Valley loop drive (17 miles dirt); optional Valley of the Gods scenic dirt road (~17 miles).
• Distance & time: ~130–150 miles; 4–5 hours including dirt sections and photo stops.
• Finish / Overnight (Page): Courtyard by Marriott Page at Lake Powell — close to Horseshoe Bend and Lake Powell.

Hotel info: Courtyard by Marriott Page at Lake Powell.

Day 2: Page → Flagstaff (via Vermilion Cliffs / House Rock Valley)

Route highlights: Depart Page, skirt the Vermilion Cliffs, enjoy Marble Canyon and Navajo Bridge, then descend toward Flagstaff.

• Unpaved / off-road: House Rock Valley Road dirt section; optional forest road detours near Kaibab/Flagstaff.
• Distance & time: ~160–180 miles; 5–6 hours including dirt legs and stops.
• Finish / Overnight (Flagstaff): Little America Hotel — forested property with group dining options.

Hotel info: Little America Hotel, Flagstaff.

Day 3: Flagstaff → Sedona (Cinder Hills OHV & Schnebly Hill)

Route highlights: Off-road fun: loops in Cinder Hills OHV area, then descend via Schnebly Hill Road into Sedona red-rock country.

• Unpaved / off-road: Cinder Hills OHV trails; Schnebly Hill Road (famous rough dirt road).
• Distance & time: ~40–60 miles; 3–4 hours with dirt sections and photo stops.
• Finish / Overnight (Sedona): L'Auberge de Sedona — creekside resort; multiple restaurants in Uptown Sedona.

Hotel info: L'Auberge de Sedona.

Day 4: Sedona → Grand Canyon South Rim (Finish)

Route highlights: Forest roads out of Sedona, pass through Williams (Route 66), and arrive at Grand Canyon Village for the rally finish.

• Unpaved / off-road: FR 525 and connector roads west of Sedona; optional forest roads near Grandview/Williams.
• Distance & time: ~110–130 miles; 3–4 hours including dirt detours.
• Finish / Overnight (Grand Canyon Village): El Tovar Hotel or Bright Angel Lodge (rim-side lodges and restaurants).

Hotel info: El Tovar Hotel, Grand Canyon.

Dinners & Lodging Information

Each rally day concludes with a group dinner in the form of a BBQ or catered service, included for all participants:

• Day 1 (Page): Evening BBQ at Lake Powell Marina picnic area, starting at 19:00.
• Day 2 (Flagstaff): Catered buffet dinner at Little America Hotel, starting at 19:30.
• Day 3 (Sedona): Outdoor BBQ and stargazing at Posse Grounds Park, starting at 19:00.
• Day 4 (Grand Canyon): Closing banquet dinner at El Tovar Hotel Grand Dining Room, starting at 20:00.

Important: Overnight accommodations are not included in the rally package. Participants are responsible for booking their own hotel rooms at the suggested locations. Alternatively, participants are welcome to camp near their vehicles at designated campgrounds or in the wild where permitted by local regulations.