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Devil's Bridge

Devil's Bridge
Photo: Reedyfrog, CC BY-SA 4.0 via Wikimedia Commons

Devil's Bridge is a large natural rock arch in Coconino National Forest. Visitors hike a moderate trail to reach the formation and can walk across the top. The area features steep drop-offs on both sides of the arch.

Updated September 27, 2026On day 3 of Grand Canyon & Sedona

Visiting Devil's Bridge: what to know

Tickets
Red Rock Pass or America the Beautiful pass for parking
Time needed
2 to 3 hours round trip
Best time
Early morning, before the queue for photos on the arch builds
Getting there
Dry Creek Road trailhead, about 4 to 5 miles northwest of town; the Sedona Shuttle serves it

Sedona itineraries with Devil's Bridge

Day 3 of Grand Canyon & Sedona

Devil's Bridge and Oak Creek

How Devil's Bridge fits into a day.
  1. 7:00Devil's BridgeSedona
  2. 12:00Oak Creek CanyonOak Creek Canyon
  3. 14:00Slide Rock State ParkOak Creek Canyon
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Devil's Bridge FAQs

How difficult is the hike to Devil's Bridge?

The trail is moderate with some steep sections and rock scrambling near the end.

Can you walk across Devil's Bridge?

Yes, the arch is wide enough to cross but has steep drops on either side.

Is there parking at Devil's Bridge?

Limited parking is available at the trailhead and often fills by mid morning.

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