Sedona Trolley's old-timey red trolleys are the scene of fun and informative jaunts through the area's historical, recreational, and natural marvels. Knowledgeable guides wax poetic on everything from the history of the Tlaquepaque Arts & Crafts Village to Sedona's cultural high points to the sprawling desert vistas of Boynton Canyon, which are easily viewed and photographed from the open-air trolley. The company offers two daily tours: Tour A covers the south side of Sedona, the Gallery District, and the picturesque Chapel of the Holy Cross, which is built into the reddish-orange buttes. On Tour B, which leaves town for Dry Creek Valley, passengers are privy to beautiful views complete with stops for photos.