So, you have finally decided to visit Sedona. Few places hold such magnetic and spiritual energy to revitalize, renew, and restore. The Arizona sky is massive, ultra-mega-blue, and sunsets will astound. Now picture the magnificent red rocks against that turquoise [...]
A Kirtan is where you sit or maybe dance among your spiritual brothers and sisters in the group, in praise of the Divine. The leaders of the kirtan (a practice of celebrating the Divine presence within each of us), are [...]
People come from all over the world to Sedona to experience the magic and scenery that is inspiring and breathtaking. Hence, many people come for mountain biking and to experience the land and diverse trails that cover the red rocks [...]
Accessing Scorpion Trail and More Scorpion Trail offers one of the best views of Cathedral Rock that Sedona has to offer. With every turn you make, the view gets better and better. It is a fast decline to the bottom [...]
Soldiers Pass is a very popular hiking site in Sedona. It is moderate to slightly difficult to hike. It is also partially shaded. Many of our Sedona Vortex Adventures clients inquire about this trail. This is because this trail gains [...]
Ridge Trail is a 4.5-mile loop. This secret gem, is very accessible from the heart of West Sedona, behind Sedona Vortex Adventures retreat center. From our office at 75 Kallof Place, pull forward behind the Walgreens and exit the parking [...]
A Sedona experience is truly an experience! Sedona’s reputation is world-renown, not only for its unique, stunning beauty but also as a spiritual mecca. It has drawn some of the world’s most gifted intuitive, artists, guides, and healers. This small [...]
We get a lot of questions about the weather from clients, especially regarding the winter months in Sedona. The holidays and new year are a magical time, offering some vacation and school-free opportunities. However, you are most likely wondering if [...]
Adobe Jack Trail is a fun trail leaving right from Sedona. It’s convenient for those staying in the resorts around Tlaquepaque. It’s a meandering trail, without steep or intimidating climbs (just some short ones to get the heart rate going). [...]
Essential Oils: Used Many Years for Many Things The first record of essential oils was found on cave wall drawings in Dordogne, France, and dates back to 20,000 years. History records confirm the Egyptians used essential oils as early as [...]
