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Sedona jeep tour vehicle involved in rollover crash

Three people are in the hospital after a tour jeep in Sedona was involved in a serious crash.

Sedona Fire District said the crash happened on State Route 89A near Page Springs Road on Saturday afternoon. 

When firefighters arrived on the scene, they found a tour jeep that rolled over, carrying six passengers. 

The driver of the jeep was transported via helicopter to a Flagstaff hospital with serious injuries. Two passengers were transported to a hospital in Cottonwood. Four other passengers refused treatment. 

The cause of the crash is under investigation. 

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Jeep recovered after tumble off cliff that killed tour driver, 2 Arizona women

By Logan Smith

September 18, 2022 / 4:00 PM MDT / CBS Colorado

A 2022 Jeep Gladiator was lifted by a heavy duty tow truck from the canyon floor back to Camp Bird Road on Tuesday afternoon, the day after it slid from the road in an accident that killed its local driver and two women from Arizona who were on a commercial tour.

The crash occurred Monday before noon, according to the Colorado State Patrol. The three were returning from Yankee Boy Basin. 

Donald Fehd, 72, of Ouray, was at the wheel. The Jeep went off the right side of the road, fell 110 feet to the bottom of a cliff, then rolled another 150 feet an unknown number of times, CSP Sgt. Troy Kressler told CBS4. The vehicle landed on its roof near the bank of Canyon Creek. 

Fehd was ejected during the crash. His passengers, 28-year-old Diana Diana Robles and her aunt, 60-year-old Ofelia Figueroa-Perez, were wearing their seat belts and remained inside the vehicle. Both women were from Yuma, Arizona.

All three were pronounced deceased at the scene.

Fehd was driving for Colorado West Jeep Rentals and Tours of Ouray. The scenic tour began at 8 a.m. Monday and was scheduled to end at noon, Kressler said.

According to the  Ouray County Plaindealer , Fehd also drove and volunteered for the Ouray Mountain Rescue Team. 

The team confirmed that detail in a Facebook post, and added, "Bringing Don back to Ouray after the accident was a high honor and a great burden that all team members carry in our hearts. Our deepest condolences go out to his family and the families of the other victims from the accident. Don will be seriously missed by a grateful team."  

Kressler said CSP investigators are still trying to determine exactly how and why the vehicle left the road. Neither drugs, alcohol, nor excessive are suspected factors, he added.

Logan Smith is an assignment desk editor and former photojournalist and editor for CBS Colorado with more than 30 years of journalism experience in print and television media.

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If you look up things to do in Sedona, Arizona, a Pink Jeep tour will likely pop up a the top of the list. And after doing one, I highly recommend giving it a try! Here’s everything you need to know before you head out. 

You may be reading the Pink Adventure Tours website and thinking that, “Sedona’s most extreme off-road adventure” sounds a little intense for you. I’ll admit, I googled, “is Sedona pink jeep tour scary” before buying my tickets, too (and I’d already DONE IT once as a teenager). 

The thing to remember here is that “Sedona’s most extreme” is a relative term. And if you’ve spent any time in Sedona, you know it’s not that “extreme” of a place. It’s more of a, “morning yoga followed by the spa followed by visiting a vortex to practice spirituality or search for healing” kind of place, where the average tourist age seems to be upward of 50. In short: do not worry. The jeeps drive very slowly, and while they do go over rocks at some crazy angles, they don’t do it near the edge of a cliff. You will not feel unsafe during this trip and if you think you’re going to, they’ll likely have you sit up front with the driver to help calm your nerves. Personally, I would put the “exhilaration” factor close to 0%, but that’s just me.

BUYING TICKETS

It’s super easy to buy tickets for the Sedona pink jeep tour from the Pink Adventure Tours website , but we also had a kiosk in the lobby of our hotel that sold tickets, so we bought them that way. I wouldn’t be surprised if concierges around the city were able to do the same! We did not pay an upcharge for booking that way; tickets were $115 per adult. 

GETTING THERE AND PARKING

While the jeeps will do pickups at some hotels (our car did one at the Kimpton Amara), most people drive themselves to the tour start at the company’s office at 204 N State Rte 89A. There’s plenty of free parking across the street (as well as a Starbucks nearby if you want to grab something before you head out). The company asks that you arrive well in advance of your tour start—we went about 30 minutes beforehand—so that they can assign you to your jeep and driver, so factor that in when making your plans!

BROKEN ARROW TOUR

The Broken Arrow tour is the most popular pink jeep route, and it’s the one I recommend for first-timers. You’ll drive through the red rocks, seeing a variety of different landscapes, going on some “thrilling” inclines and making three stops where you can get out, walk around and take pictures. The tour lasts about two hours, which to me felt like the perfect duration. Guides are extremely knowledgeable and will provide history, facts on local flora and fauna and more. They’re happy to answer any questions about Sedona and the surrounding area, too!

WHAT TO WEAR ON A SEDONA PINK JEEP TOUR

This is where I wish I’d known that we’d be getting out and hiking around. I wore open-back shoes and immediately regretted it as soon as I found out we’d be making stops. Wear athletic shoes if you can!

Aside from correct footwear, I’d also recommend layers if you’re going in the winter like we did . But during the warmer months, it won’t be an issue!

I paid for our tickets using my   Citi ThankYou Premier  card, which earns a 2x bonus on all entertainment purchases. The tickets indeed coded under the entertainment umbrella; Citi categorized them as “miscellaneous amusement/recreation services.” The cash-averse should also take note that you can trip your driver on your credit card after your tour. Just head back inside to the main desk and tell them how much you’d like to add!

For more on earning and using points and miles to travel for free, visit the 52 Cities  free resource library  or register to join me on my next live  masterclass . For more on Sedona, read my  recap  of our three-day trip or browse my top local  hiking tips  or read about our experience staying for free at the Hilton Sedona Resort at Bell Rock!

Would you take a Pink Jeep tour on a trip to Sedona? If you already have, what did you think? Let me know in the comments! >>

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9 Unique & Fun Things To Do In Sedona

• Take an ATV/Off-Road tour: Experience thrilling adventures in Sedona's rugged terrain while enjoying unparalleled views.
• Slide Rock State Park: Slide down red rock canyons on a natural waterslide and cool off in the refreshing waters of Oak Creek.
• Visit Honanki and Palatki Ancient Ruins: Explore ancient dwellings and rock art sites to connect with Native American cultures and history.

It’s been said, “God created the Grand Canyon, but He lives in Sedona.” Within the heart of Arizona's Red Rock Country lies Sedona , a town known for its stunning natural beauty and spiritual energy. Whether about the specialty of its four healing vortexes or why it is a must-visit desert destination , there are so many exciting things about Sedona that make it a fairy tale town in the U.S.

With an incredible amount of outdoor activities, there’s no shortage of physical things to do in Sedona. But beyond the typical attractions and activities, these are 9 unforgettable experiences in Sedona that are also high on the unique and fun element of traveling.

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Take An ATV/Off-Road Tour

Access thrilling adventures through the rugged arizona terrain.

Only a few get an opportunity to venture deep into Arizona's canyons, climb steep hillsides, and blaze through dusty trails while enjoying unparalleled views of Sedona's natural beauty. ATV and Off-Road tours allow access to areas that aren’t easily reachable by foot or car. Thousands of people explore Sedona and its incredible surrounding areas daily, but these tours are truly a scenic, unique, and fun way to do it. The super popular ATV tour of Western Sedona is one of the most epic ATV adventures to have in the U.S . The best time of the day to do this activity is just after sunrise or before sunset to avoid crowds and use the golden hue of the slanting sunlight.

• Best Tour/Activity: Guided ATV Tour of Western Sedona - $239 , Outlaw Trail Jeep Tour of Sedona - $125
• Best Time to Visit: Off Peak season to avoid crowds (Summer and fall bring the bulk of the area's tourism)

Down The Slide Rock State Park

Slide down the red rock canyons on a natural waterslide surrounded by picturesque scenery.

The unique Slide Rock State Park offers an unforgettable adventure of gliding down the naturally formed water slide. Slide Rock State Park has made the Travel Channel's list of "10 Top Swimming Holes in the United States . An 80-foot-long chute, about 2.5 to 4 feet wide , is worn into the sandstone, propelled by the cool waters of Oak Creek, with the Algae on Slide Rock, creating a slippery ride to the bottom of Oak Creek Canyon. Slide Rock includes a 1/2 mile of Oak Creek open to the public for swimming, wading, and sliding. The Slide Rock State Park is the perfect swimming destination to cool off in the Arizona desert heat .

Safety is and should always be the priority. Visitors are requested to review the park rules before visiting.

• Best Tour/Activity: Slide Rock State Park ($10 - $30)
• Best Time to Visit: Off Peak season to avoid crowds (Summer and fall bring the bulk of the area's tourism). Early mornings are best.

Visitors must pack swimsuits, towels, water shoes, and sunscreen while visiting Slide Rock State Park!

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Experience The Night Sky, UFO, And Stargazing Tours

See the stars at beaverhead flat scenic overlook, & visit locations renowned for ufo sightings.

Certified as a Dark Sky Community, Sedona is excellent for stargazing . Looking at bright, shiny stars against clear, dark skies is a celestial spectacle that is truly awe-inspiring. In addition to conventional stargazing tours, Sedona offers unique and fun experiences like visiting locations renowned for UFO sightings and offering insights into the phenomenon. Whether one believes in UFOs or not, it is still a beautiful time spent in nature looking at the heavenly bodies. It is an excellent destination for stargazing year-round except during the monsoon season of July and August when storm clouds build up, and rain pours across the desert almost daily. The night tours use upgraded military night-vision goggles for the best viewing possible.

Some of the most popular places to see the stars while in Sedona on a clear night are Beaverhead Flat Scenic Overlook , Aerie Trailhead , and Jordan Trailhead Observation Area .

• Best Tour/Activity: Original Sedona UFO and Stargazing Night Tour ($131) , Night Sky Star Story, Galaxy, and Sedona Story Tour ($100) , Sedona Stargazing ($120)
• Best Time to Visit: All year except July and August (monsoon season)

Visit Honanki And Palatki Ancient Ruins

Explore ancient dwellings and petroglyphs with loads of fun for history buffs.

The Honanki Heritage Site and Palatki Heritage Site cliff dwellings and rock art sites are near Sedona in north-central Arizona. The 700-year-old archaeological treasures provide an opportunity to explore the remnants of a once-thriving community and connect with the Native American cultures. Deep inside the breathtaking red rock canyons, the well-preserved rock art of intricate symbols, animal figures, and human forms offers a glimpse into the rich cultural heritage. For the history buffs, this can be a spine-tingling experience. Palatki Heritage Site is also renowned for its breathtaking natural beauty. The site is nestled among stunning red rock formations and offers panoramic views of the surrounding canyons. Reservations are required to visit the Palatki Heritage Site .

• Best Tour/Activity: Honanki Heritage Site (Daily Red Rock Pass - $5) , Palatki Heritage Site (Daily Red Rock Pass - $5)
• Best Time to Visit: Winter or early in the day as the sites close when the temperature is over 100 degrees Fahrenheit

Kayak The Verde River

Discover secret canyons and secluded swimming holes.

Less than 20 miles from Sedona is Cottonwood, Arizona . It is a small town where the Verde River offers kayaking opportunities and a unique perspective of the red rock formations, lush vegetation, and diverse wildlife. One of the key attractions of kayaking the Verde River is an opportunity to explore hidden coves, secret canyons, and secluded water holes where visitors can take a break from paddling and dip their toes into the refreshing waters. The ambiance is so serene that it invites introspection in silence. For adventure lovers, wildlife enthusiasts, and kids, this experience is high on the fun factor for everyone.

Those who want to avoid crowds should aim to catch the morning tour, while the evening tour is more beautiful with softer light, especially during Spring and Fall.

• Best Tour/Activity: Kayaking on the Verde River ($109)
• Best Time to Visit: Late Spring to Early Fall

Take A Pink Jeep Tour

Try the " scenic rim tour ," at $99 per adult.

These iconic pink Jeeps have it covered from off-road thrills and serene adventures to captivating local history. They offer more than 15 tours to choose from to explore Sedona and its surrounding areas, such as the Coconino National Forest. Their most extreme off-road adventure, " Broken Arrow Tour ," at $147 per adult, is also their most popular. Similarly, the " Scenic Rim Tour ," at $99, is truly a ticket to tranquility. These and many of their tours are the perfect introduction to Sedona. Pink Jeep Tours is also a Certified Sustainable Business at the Conservationist/Bronze level, so it can be fair to say that Pink is also Green! The best time of the day to do these activities is just after sunrise or before sunset to avoid crowds and enjoy the beautiful golden hue of the slanting sunlight.

• Best Tour/Activity: Pink Jeep Tours ($82 - $269)

Visit The Tlaquepaque Arts & Shopping Village

Witness gifted sedona artisans absorbed in their work.

This charming and unique open-air shopping destination captures the essence of a traditional Mexican village with its vintage architecture, cobblestone streets, and an array of art galleries, boutiques, and eateries. Even for non-shoppers, the courtyard is worth a visit. Originally conceived as an artist community, Tlaquepaque (pronounced T-la-keh-pah-keh) is a perfect setting to witness gifted Sedona artisans absorbed in their work. For anyone who is artistically inclined, this place is a fun fiesta.

• Location: Tlaquepaque, 336 State Route 179, Sedona, 86336
• Hours: Monday through Thursday (10 AM - 5 PM), Friday through Sunday (10 AM - 6 PM)
• Best Time to Visit: Avoid high-season traffic

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Go Fish In Oak Creek Canyon

Try lady luck at fishing in one of arizona's most beautiful classic trout streams.

Renowned for its towering and distinctive red rock formations, lush greenery, and a crystal-clear creek meandering through, Oak Creek Canyon is an ideal destination for outdoor activities such as hiking, camping, fishing, and swimming. The West Fork of Oak Creek is one of Arizona's most beautiful and popular hikes , and the stream is full of rainbow trout, wild rainbows, and Big Wary Wild Brown Trout , making it the most beautiful place to fly fish. For those who like to fish, this is a bonafide fun activity.

Numerous picnic spots are scattered throughout the canyon, providing ample opportunities to unwind and enjoy the scenic views of the creek and its surroundings.

• Best Tour/Activity: Fly Fishing in Oak Creek ($225 per person - $325 per person)
• Best Time to Visit: Late Spring is a great time to fish due to the hatches

Enjoy Sedona From A Hot Air Balloon

Tours offered by northern light balloon expeditions and red rock balloons.

The peace and tranquility on a Hot Air Balloon while ascending over the canyons, cliffs, and desert terrain create a captivating experience that's difficult to explain in words. The colors and contours that constantly change with the shifting light can be most aptly described as breathtaking. It is a must-do and bucket-list activity for anyone visiting or planning to visit Sedona. It is exhilarating, unique, and high up on the fun quotient for everyone. Kids love it, families have a blast, and let's remember the romantic possibilities up there - proposal, anyone?

Two major hot air balloon operators in Sedona offer this unique experience - Northern Light Balloon Expeditions and Red Rock Balloons ! Both operators charge the same fee and fly one flight a day at sunrise.

• Best Tour/Activity: Northern Light Balloon Expeditions ($350 per person), Red Rock Balloons ($350 per person)
• Best Time to Visit: All hot air balloon flights/rides are scheduled early in the morning.

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The Texas Department of Public Safety says it happened Monday, July 3 just before 9 a.m. on US 59 at FM 2208 about a mile south of Jefferson. Officials say preliminary details show Jasmine Griffin, 25, of Jefferson, was driving a 2015 Dodge Journey west on FM 2208 as a 58-year-old man from Douglassville was driving a 2005 Freightliner tractor trailer north on US 59.

A third vehicle (2015 Peterbilt tractor trailer), being driven by a 61-year-old man from Pittsburg, Texas, was headed south on US 59. Authorities say Griffin drove into the intersection and collided with 18-wheeler, causing it to roll over onto its side. After rolling over, the 18-wheeler slid and hit the other 18-wheeler.

Two people in the Dodge Journey were killed. They are Griffin and one of her passengers, Eddie Bell, 32, of Marshall. Griffin was pronounced dead on the scene, while Bell was taken to Ochsner LSU Health Shreveport, where he died a few hours later. A 5-year-old girl in their car sustained non-life-threatening injuries and was taken to CHRISTUS in Marshall for treatment. All three of them were wearing their seat belts.

Both 18-wheeler drivers sustained “incapacitating” injuries and were taken to CHRISTUS in Longview for treatment. They were both also wearing their seat belts.

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May take the Pink Jeep Tour, but concerned as we have back issues...How bumpy is it??? Which tour is the least bumpy? How safe are they and what is the accident record??/

Hi Joa. Good question for those of us with bad problems. Not knowing the severity of your injury, I would suggest NOT doing the off-pavement tours. That said, I have had 4 major mc accidents involving 3 knee surgeries and back injury, 2 shoulder surgeries and countless contusions over the years and I took the most adventurous excursion and had a wonderful time. You do get bounced around A LOT but I was nice. I also sat in the front passenger seat 1/2 the tour so I wasn't bounced as much as my family. Only you know what you can and can not take.

I do not know the safety record of The Pink Jeep Tour Co but I know accidents do and have happened. Anytime you are driving/riding off-road, accidents/situations can happen. I know the drivers are professional drivers and take the safety of their passengers seriously.

I and my family had a GREAT time and I highly recommend this company. This is my 2nd excursion with them. Had a BLAST the first time too

No real idea on their safety records. We went with Disney so we trust that things are as safe as possible. Pink Jeep is bumpy and jarring. The front seat next to driver would be the least bumpy. The ATV is not very bumpy at least the trail we were on. I would do the ATV if it was me, I enjoyed it the most.

We felt safe at all times—but it is bumpy! Maybe the trolley tour might be safer with back issues.

Honestly, the tour we took wasn't too bad, the driver goes quite slow over the larger bumps and there are times you have hold the grab handles because the terrain is steep and uneven. It's worth the bump you do encounter as the views are incredible.

The Pink Jeep tour we too was of the South Rim and we were on paved road the entire time. No bumps at all.

The tour I took had some bounce to it. Not too bad but I would call them to ask about this one if you have back issues. The driver is highly qualified and their safety record is very good. Not sure this helps.

There are 4 levels of the ride. 1 and 2 should be okay. THE 3RD IS ROUGH. If only one has a bad back you can tell them and sit in the front with the driver. That's what my girlfriend did and i was in the back with other passengers.. Still have seatbelts all around. Don't even consider #4.

We took the pavement only tour. While you don't get back to the awesome views, you do get a great tour with some great information about other sites like the Sedona airport area. Great info on the area in general.

It is bumpy. My husband has back issues, but not severe. I would call the company and ask them. I feel they have an excellent safety record. I felt the driver was very qualified.

Pink Jeep is certainly focussed on safety we experienced. The more in the back of the Jeep you are seated, the bumpier it gets. Best to be riding shotgun if you have back issues.

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