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Sedona Hiking and Camping
Hiking
the magical red rocks is an essential on your list of
things to do in Sedona. There are a multitude of ways to
accomplish this - walks, hikes, and climbs accommodate
the least experienced to the most avid of hiker.
Whether you take a guided tour or avail yourself of one
of the many nature trails Sedona has to offer, you won’t
be disappointed. Besides the towering red rocks
beautiful in any kind of weather - there are crystal
clear creeks, cool canyons, delicious forests and
breathtaking campsites.
Check
out one of the State Parks or private touring companies
to find out what would be most appropriate for you.
If you
are parking on forest land, and most likely you will be,
you must purchase a Red Rock Pass. Daily, weekly and
annual passes are available for $5, $15 and $20
respectively. They are available at three Gateway
Visitor Centers in the VOC, Tequa Markeptlace, and in
uptown Sedona at the Sedona Chamber of Commerce and Oak
Creek Vista Overlook at the top of Oak Creek Canyon.
Remember, whatever you choose, you can’t go wrong. After
all, you are visiting one of the most beautiful places
on earth!
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Professional
guide, certified hypno- therapist and
astrologer, teacher of metaphysics and frequent
speaker at the United Nations, Bruce Orion |
Editor's Choice:
Tours with Bruce
Orion
Vortex Tours:
Millions of people from around the world travel
each year to Sedona to experience the vortices.
We will visit two or three vortex sites,
including the most enchanted one of all, which
is in accessible to the public.
Surrounded by
Sedona’s enchanted beauty, we explore some
effective methods for accessing the clarity and
peace we carry within us.
3 hours • $85 per
person
each additional
hour $30 per person |
Nature Hikes:
Sedona offers some of the most beautiful hiking trails
in the world. Hiking is
not only great
exercise, but also allows us to reconnect with
the magic of life. We walk the paths traveled by the
indigenous people for countless centuries, sharing
information about the many uses of the local vegetation.
Off the beaten path, this tour offers a more intimate
experience of Sedona’s spectacular beauty.
Hikes will be chosen based on capability and time.
3 hours • $85 per person
each additional hour $30
per person
Your
guide, Bruce Orion has been hiking and exploring
Sedona for 23 years and has been a professional guide
for the past 15 years. He has also been a student and
teacher of metaphysics for 36 years and has been
featured on national television. Orion often lectures on
metaphysics and ancient history and was a frequent guest
speaker at the United Nations. A certified hypno
therapist and astrologer, he applies his deep and varied
knowledge to create an inspiring experience for all.
For more information: (928) 204-1760
orion@netsedona.com
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