Hike your inner Sedona Yoga retreat and trail with Yogi Blair and his team
Sedona Vortex Yoga &
Hiking Tours
Biggest Welcomes! It’s Yogi Blair. Since the days of my high school P.E. class actually being “yoga hiking,” I now share a culmination of my experiences and the best Sedona outdoor yoga and hiking experiences.
Feel free to integrate free of cost enhanced activity options into the yoga hiking experiences.
Magical Sedona Red Rock Yoga Adventures await you!
Sedona Red Rock Vortex hikes are among the best hiking in Sedona and go all year round.
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These fun and meaningful Sedona outdoor yoga hiking adventures are created for you to amplify your intent, find answers, birth dancers, relax with trust, and expand your experience of Sedona. Offering these unique Sedona outdoor Yoga and Hiking retreats is truly a pleasure for they are what lights Jimi Hendrix’s fire, raises Mother Earth’s glass and floats Joe Montana’s spiral. A peaceful yet energizing experience. Something for everyone.
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Rated #1 Sedona activity on Trip Advisor 12 years straight and steady. Oh no, from #1 there’s only one way to go. Down. Okay how about down dog pose up on the Red Rocks?
Small Groups Daily. Forest-Permitted. Mats Provided.
Ready to Hike, Breathe, and Feel Sedona?
Favorite locations include Teacup, Cathedral Rock, Chapel Trail, Jim Thompson Trail, Thunder Mountain, Little Horse/Chicken Point, Soldiers Pass, and a couple of secret sacred locations
FAQs
Where do we meet?
Mostly at trailhead parking lots. We are the one with the Forest Service Permit thus able to choose an epic location, vortex site.
Which trail?
Requests are welcome, and often it's best to let us choose... Start times are influenced by the weather, and start times often determine the ideal trail - based on lighting, crowd levels, parking availability, and depending on the season whether you’ll want shade or sun.
Is yoga experience required?
Although the Sedona yoga hikes have been the first yoga experience for many, most participants are beginner— beginner to intermediate. Either way the type of yoga allows for both beginner and advanced to feel like they fit in just right.
What type of yoga is offered?
A well-balanced mix - strong, energizing flow that somehow never feels like too much, paired with just the right amount of stretchy, chill-out floor work. When Yogi Blair is your guide, you can also expect a unique infusion of QiGong woven into the practice.
Maximum participants?
Joining with others 7 person max. Large private groups 18 participants.
Cancelation policy?
Somehow it always works out for all parties.
Requests/customize?
Though most prefer to go with whatever’s in the flow, yes. More or less hiking or yoga. Meditation. Work with breath, crystals, essential oils— request as much of all and anything you like.
Will we visit a vortex?
Yes, there are many more vortexs other than the ones in the books and maps. Cathedral Rock for example is a favorite though the other off map or secret sites can be the ones we prefer.
What should I wear and bring?
We provide the yoga mats. Bring everything you normally would on a hike, what you may not have thought of is tissue, in case your nose gets going or what have you. Layers are recommended for cooler climate. Most participants wear sneakers. Hiking shoes are also great. We will remind you and go over the list again upon contact.
Restrooms?
50% of the locations we visit have restrooms though we resourcefully mange.
Can I bring my dog?
If kept on leash as the Forest Service requires. If the doggy is non disruptive. If others joining approve, which usually they lovingly invite. Yes.
Who’s Sedona yoga and hiking for?
Reminds me of my home city, Venice, CA — an urban ecosystem where blue-collar workers, gangsters, CEOs, Asian immigrants, artists, surfer dudes, and sideline supermoms all managed to coexist in harmony. And somehow, when people of any yoga ability, cultural cliché, or societal label come together on a yoga hike in Sedona, it feels like home to me and...a CEO buying, not drugs, but rather peace from knowing the blue worker it there for him while watching a surfer ride an artist’s melody into a wave of nourishment served up by our Mexican immigrant amigo who feeds the day with natural human connection meant for everyone. Everybody digs in well.