A circle is formed: you are sitting, or perhaps dancing, amidst your fellow brothers and sisters who have gathered here in this place, to sing with praise the various names of the Divine. The leaders of this kirtan (this practice [...]
People come from all over the world to Sedona to experience the magic and scenery that is inspiring and breath taking. Many people come to ride mountain bikes and experience the land and diverse trails that cover the red rocks [...]
A Hidden Gem on the South Slope of Schuerman Hill 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. This is a [...]
Soldiers Pass is a very popular hiking site here in Sedona. Many of our Sedona Vortex Adventures clients inquire about this trail. This is because this trail gains access to the Seven Sacred Pools and the Devil's Kitchen Sink Hole. [...]
Ridge Trail is a secret gem, highly accessible from the heart of West Sedona behind Sedona Vortex Adventures retreat center and office! From our office at 75 Kallof Place, pull forward behind the Walgreens and exit the parking lot on [...]
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 town, population just over 10,000, is alive [...]
We get a lot of questions about the weather from clients, especially regarding the winter months in Sedona. Perhaps you want to visit Sedona, and the holidays and new year are a magical time offering some vacation and school-free opportunities. [...]
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). [...]
Not exercising was recently found to be as bad for you as smoking. Yes, you read that right. The choice to forego daily sweat is as bad a heath choice you can make. And the reverse is also true: no [...]
Tlaquepaque (pronounced T-la-keh-pah-keh) is Sedona’s premier outdoor shopping center. Under the shade of old sycamores enjoy strolling cobbled paths next to Oak Creek while you explore galleries and unique shops. The name Tlaquepaque derives from Nahuatl, and ancient Aztec language, and means "the best [...]
