Check out Bell/ Cathedral Rock, Airport Mesa, or Boynton Canyon hikes, all said to possess strong vortex energy. The whole of Sedona is considered to be a vortex, although 4 particular hikes along with the Chapel of the Holy Cross are said to possess the most intense vortex energy. Really though, it’s quite hard to visit and have a negative outlook considering the jaw dropping red rock views surrounding you in every direction. This means that you may feel a positive vibe or sense of healing when visiting the area. Sedona is considered to a positive energy vortex. Check out my top 12 Sedona trails! One of the most unique aspects of the already strange Southwest city is the presence of purported vortex sites. However, it is also one of the Southwest’s most beautiful vacation destinations, and the trails here are amongst the most visually spectacular you will find anywhere in the country. The awe-inspiring, mysterious red rock views combined with an odd New Age vibe make it quite an eclectic vacation destination. More info on the Petrified National Forest Sedona vortex sites Bell Rock is said to be the strongest vortex energy in SedonaĪfter just one visit to Sedona, you will definitely feel something strange in the air. Various means to explore the beautiful fossils including scenic hikes, a picturesque loop drive, overlooks, and an interpretative visitor’s center give you more than enough activities to make this a worthwhile day trip. These trees are over 225 millions years old, dating back to the Triassic Period. The crystals result from the replacement of the organic materials with quartz. Petrified wood refers to trees turned into stone via the process of permineralization.
At this unique national park, you will get the opportunity to view one of the largest collections of petrified wood in the world. Here’s an underappreciated gem in the Northern portion of the state which is definitely worthy of a look if you happen to be staying or traveling near the Northern Arizona region. Location: I-40 Exit 320 The Petrified National Forest It’s crazy to think just how much an area can change within a few short decades! It’s a bit spooky walking around knowing that a zoo once existed where now stands nothing but barren desert land. Like all long gone Mother Road attractions, the zoo closed following the opening of the new highway. It is quite an interesting experience to explore what once was a very popular Rt 66 attraction. Not much remains asides from a few crumpled down enclosures and a Mountain Lions exhibit sign. Here are 10 of my favorite eclectic off-the-beaten path Arizona attractions and activities! Enjoy reading this list and be sure to share some of your favorite Arizona oddities! 2 Guns Ghost Townģ0 minutes east of beautiful Flagstaff lies the remains of an unusual ghost town which was once home to a thriving zoo. The great thing about these unique attractions is that most of them are free, proving that you really do not need to spend much money to enjoy the state’s most fascinating sites. With picturesque Oak Creek Canyon, the gorgeous red rocks of Sedona, the high altitude pine forests of Flagstaff, dozens of world class winter vacation resorts in Phoenix and Tucson, spring training baseball games, and the magnificent Grand Canyon, Arizona sees millions of tourists each year, easily making it one of the most popular year-round vacation destinations in the country.ĭespite the popularity, and resulting crowds and traffic, there are still a few fascinating hidden gems to explore besides the token national parks and luxurious winter resorts. Northern Arizona is most commonly associated with magnificent national parks, while the Southern portion of the state is most known for the fascinatingly unique Sonoran desert & Saguaro cactus. With 6 distinct ecosystems, the state is one of the most geologically diverse in the country.
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