During my Arizona road trip, I decided to do a couple of hikes, and Devil's Bridge is a popular hike in Sedona, Arizona. I went on a weekday, but if you decide to go Thursday through Sunday, it will be busier, and there is also a shuttle available on these days only. This hike had some uphill sections, so prepare for a test of your endurance. Once you get to the top, you will see Devil's Bridge.
The signs are posted clearly, and I enjoyed hiking with other hikers along the way, so I felt safe. I saw a coyote during the hike, but he wandered off into the woods, and we continued on our way. If you are a solo hiker, you will be fine. I parked at the Mescal Day Trail, which was indeed the best option because of the bathroom access, and there was more parking available. I did get an America the Beautiful Pass since I was visiting various National Parks. There are many options. I'm a military veteran, so I got that one for lifetime access, but choose which one is best for you and/or your family. On my hike, I wore my hiking shoes; I carried ample water, my power bank, and my backpack, and I was okay.
In this video, I show you the entire hike from beginning to end so you have a good idea where to park at the Mescal Day Trail and where to begin your hike and how it will go along the way. You will see Devil's Bridge and walk back with me to the parking lot where I started. Enjoy and happy hiking!
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