Bike and pedestrian improvements in Sedona are a focus of the Transportation Master Plan. These projects make walking and bicycling safer, more convenient and more comfortable. Collectively, the projects are branded as the Sedona Trails & Pathways System, or ST&PS. Shared-use pathways are abbreviated as "SUP". Nearly 10 miles of SUPs are complete. View the ST&PS webpage to learn more and to view completed projects. Several priority projects are currently in-process right now.

Andante neighborhood shared-use path

The Andante neighborhood SUP is under construction after the road was closed for stormwater drain and utility maintenance. City staff has met with residents with properties adjacent to crossings and speed tables to answer questions and concerns. Expected completion is spring 2026. Learn more on the Andante SUP project page.  

Brewer Road shared-use path

The City has received grants for both design and construction. As a result, the cost to the City will be only 5.7% of the projected total cost. The design phase is underway.

Coffee Pot Road shared-use path

The initial application for grant assistance with the project was unsuccessful. City staff will reapply for the grant.

Dry Creek Road Phase 3 - Gringo Road to White Bear Road shared use path

Completed in 2021, phase one of this path begins on the south side of the road at the intersection of Two Fence Trail and Dry Creek Road, and ends near the entrance to the Girdner Trail. Phase two of the project extends the pathway from the intersection of the Two Fence Trail to the intersection of Gringo Road. Phase three of the project, currently under construction, extends the pathway from Gringo Road to White Bear Road. Expected completion of phase three is spring 2026. Learn more at the project website: www.drycreeksup.com.

Little Horse shared-use path

The Little Horse SUP was completed in the fall of 2025.

Navoti Phase 2 shared-use path

The City has received an easement for the project from the Arizona Land Department. Read more about the project.

Shelby II shared-use path

The City has received a grant for construction and the project is set to bid by the end of 2025.

GO Sedona

In September 2020, City Council approved the GO! Sedona Pathways Plan that serves as a guiding document, outlining steps to make Sedona more walkable and bikeable. Visit the GO Sedona bike/walk web page.

What is a shared use path?

Watch this video to learn all about shared use paths in Sedona: