Reel and twirl
Description:
Take a day, before or after a conference maybe, or in between Phoenix and Flagstaff or the Grand Canyon, to experience Sedona, originally a spiritual and artistic retreat. Sedona ha* been built up quite a bit since it wa* founded by nature-loving artists, but there's still a great deal of beauty to experience. Start with a vortex, a point considered high in spiritual energy and in natural magnificent, and end with a locally crafted beer, just a* carefully artisaned a* the arts and crafts you'll see at Tlaquepaque. Take a relaxing drive up the Oak Creek Canyon to get a feel for the richness in habitat a* the elevation rises, and enjoy the local comforts of food and lodging that Sedona ha* to offer.
Author: Jennifer
Day 1 - Sedona
A race to the finish, but slow enough to savor the flavor of Sedona, from the town's natural to its spiritual to its artistic beauty. Start with a breakfa*t of 100 omelettes, expend that energy on a hike to a vortex, and then feel the magic at Tlaquepaque, fa*hionied after a traditional Mexican village place and open-market. A curvy drive up the canyon will leave you thirsty for a beer and by the end of it all, you'll be ready to lie down in the luxury of The Lodge at Sedona.
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The Coffee Pot
Location:
view in google maps2050 W State Rte 89A
(north side of Hwy 89A)
Sedona, AZ 86336
Phone:
928 282 66262
Energy Vortexes
Location:
view in google mapsAZ-179 & Bell Rock Blvd
(Location of Bell Rock, Visitor Centers offer further information)
Sedona, AZ 86351
Phone:
928 282 4119 (Visitor Information)3
Tlaquepaque
Location:
view in google maps336 State Hwy 179
Sedona, AZ 86336
Phone:
928 282 48384
El Rincon
Location:
view in google maps336 State Route 179
(At the bridge in Tlaquepaque)
Sedona, AZ 86336
Phone:
928 282 46485
Oak Creek Canyon
Location:
view in google mapsHighway 89
(From Sedona, drive north on US Highway 89A)
Sedona, AZ 86339
Phone:
928 282 30347
The Lodge at Sedona
Location:
view in google maps125 Kallof Place
Sedona, AZ 86336
Phone:
928 204 1942