How It All Started
We’re Tony (aka Captain Awesome) and Nicole (aka Nicki Danger)—a husband-and-wife duo who fell in love with off-roading the first time we realized we could combine adrenaline, scenery, and comfort all in one ride.
Back in 2017, when we came to Sedona for the first time, Tony refused to sign up for a guided tour. “If I can’t drive, we’re not off-roading,” he said. Nicole found a workaround—you could rent your own Jeep to do the trails.
Armed with zero experience, a black-and-white hand-drawn map, and absolutely no idea what we were doing, we took off. Schnebly Hill was our first trail. Broken Arrow was our second—including the infamous Devil’s Staircase. We didn’t know what we were getting into, but we saw the Pink Jeeps doing it, so we figured... why not? So we said a prayer and followed their lead.
Turns out? Most of Sedona’s trails—including Broken Arrow’s infamous “Devil’s Staircase”—aren’t as hard as they seem. They look intense but are totally doable with the right rig and a little grit.
That trip changed everything. It sparked our love for off-roading, took us all the way to Moab, and eventually led to a big move west. Now we get to share what we love with others—whether it’s your first trail ride or your 50th.
Yes, we both love the challenge of technical climbs. But we also love our creature comforts, too. That’s where the Broncos come in—rugged enough for the rocks yet refined enough for a smooth ride to the trailhead.
Your adventure starts with the turn of a dial (or a gear shifter if you're feeling bold).
"What’s Behind the Name?"
We get this question a lot—what’s the story behind “Arabella”?
Sure, it’s a beautiful name. But it’s also a meaningful one. Arabella was the middle name of Sedona Schnebly—yes, that Sedona. The woman this amazing town is named after.
She wasn’t just a name on a map. Sedona Arabella Miller Schnebly was a trailblazer—strong, welcoming, and just a little bit rebellious. She opened her home to travelers, raised a family in the middle of the wild red rocks, and helped shape this place into a true community.
So when it came time to name our business, Arabella felt like the perfect fit. It honors the kind of grit, warmth, and adventurous spirit we hope to bring to every ride.
Arabella’s story is woven into the heart of Sedona—and now, it’s woven into ours too.
AI-generated representation inspired by historical accounts of Sedona Arabella Miller Schnebly. This is not an actual photograph, but a respectful artistic interpretation created to honor her legacy.
Why Rent with Us?
Dial-controlled 4x4 Broncos
Our Broncos make trail driving easy—no levers, no guesswork, just turn the dial and go. (And yes, we have one show-stopping pink Jeep for the die-hard purists—it’s the only one in our lineup that isn’t dial-controlled.)
YETI cooler with premium water included
Every rental comes with a stocked YETI 45 and Yeti Ice Pack. Hydration is never optional in the high desert.
Front Facing Camera
See what’s in front of you before your tires ever touch it. Our automatic Ford Broncos feature front-facing cameras for added visibility, confidence, and control on Sedona’s iconic trails.
Locally owned and proudly independent
We’re not a big company. We’re a couple who lives for this—and we care deeply about your experience.
How It All Started
We’re Tony (aka Captain Awesome) and Nicole (aka Nicki Danger)—a husband-and-wife duo who fell in love with off-roading the first time we realized we could combine adrenaline, scenery, and comfort all in one ride.
Back in 2017, when we came to Sedona for the first time, Tony refused to sign up for a guided tour. “If I can’t drive, we’re not off-roading,” he said. Nicole found a workaround—you could rent your own Jeep to do the trails.
Armed with zero experience, a black-and-white hand-drawn map, and absolutely no idea what we were doing, we took off. Schnebly Hill was our first trail. Broken Arrow was our second—including the infamous Devil’s Staircase. We didn’t know what we were getting into, but we saw the Pink Jeeps doing it, so we figured... why not? So we said a prayer and followed their lead.
Turns out? Most of Sedona’s trails—including Broken Arrow’s infamous “Devil’s Staircase”—aren’t as hard as they seem. They look intense but are totally doable with the right rig and a little grit.
That trip changed everything. It sparked our love for off-roading, took us all the way to Moab, and eventually led to a big move west. Now we get to share what we love with others—whether it’s your first trail ride or your 50th.
Yes, we both love the challenge of technical climbs. But we also love our creature comforts, too. That’s where the Broncos come in—rugged enough for the rocks yet refined enough for a smooth ride to the trailhead.
Your adventure starts with the turn of a dial (or a gear shifter if you're feeling bold).
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Adventure, Elevated. That’s the Arabella difference.
ADDRESS
Cornville,AZ
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PHONE
928-554-5222