Sedona Hiking, Vortex & Scenic Tours Print E-mail

Sedona Hiking Scenic & Vortex Tours
Anywhere you go in Sedona you will see fantastic scenery, but if you really want to see Sedona you need to get out on the hiking trails and hike high into its red rocks or down into its canyons. Sedona is one of the most unbelievably beautiful places to visit, with its unique red rock formations and incredible vistas where you can see for miles. Many of these red rock vistas are said to be places of natural power, also known as vortexes. Let Sedona Adventure Outfitters and Guides take you to the most famous of places where you can experience Sedona's most photographed red rock formations and some of its less-traveled places. Our knowledgeable guides will show you the culture and history of Sedona.



 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

View from top of Cathedral Rock
Optional (a more rigerous hike)

Cathedral Rock Mellow Hiking & Vortex Tour

Great Family Hike!

This is our top recommended hike for the whole family. We begin the tour by taking you to the top of Airport Mesa which is considered both a female and male energy vortex. From Airport Mesa you can see the whole city of Sedona and a majority of its most famous rock formations. Among these formations are Thunder Mountain, Coffee Pot Rock, Steamboat Rock, Sugarloaf and many more.

We then head to Cathedral Rock where this mellow hike follows the base of Cathedral Rock. This tour offers many photo opportunities. As the path winds its way down to beautiful Oak Creek, you will see Court House Butte, Bell Rock and the Mogollon Rim.

Cathedral Rock is considered one of the most unique red rock formations in Sedona because it's the only one that has a creek running at its base. Because of this, it is said to harness great female vortex energy! The soothing sounds of the creek with the beautiful canopy of sycamore trees provide a great spot to meditate, gaze at the view or sit and have a snack. The round trip is about a 2 mile hike lasting approximately 3 hours.

$85.00* per adult, $64.50* children 12 & under. Private hike for solo hikers $170.00

Includes use of hiking poles, hydration pack & snacks.
Last Updated on Tuesday, 29 June 2010 21:58