The distinctive red-rock formations and hauntingly beautiful high-desert scenery of Coconino National Forest draw travelers to Sedona, no doubt, but it’s an ineffable something that spiritualists have ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Boynton Canyon, which is home to caves and ancient dwellings, is among the most popular vortex sites in Sedona. (Adam Riding / For ...

Our view from the rim of Doe Mountain looked directly north toward Boynton Pass — one of Sedona’s four revered “Vortex” sites. Beyond lay Arizona’s Red Rock-Secret Mountain Wilderness and all around ...

Ever wondered what's going on in Sedona with all those vortexes? Aren't even sure what a vortex is? And what supposed powers one could impart to a traveler like you? Don’t worry, you aren’t alone.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The Grand Canyon in northern Arizona is listed as one of the seven natural wonders of the world. The Colorado River, running ...

If you get turned around on the way to Sedona—population 9,790—there are a couple ways to situate yourself. First, look for the massive stone formations suddenly jutting from the desert floor, surreal ...

This 2018 photo shows the town of Sedona, Arizona, seen from the Airport Mesa Loop Trail. From left to right are Thunder Mountain, Sugar Loaf and Coffee Pot Rock. The sleepy Arizona town of Sedona has ...

The hills around Sedona, Arizona, are a magnet for new-age enthusiasts and psychic healers because of their purported vortexes, or psychic-energy sites. But these spiritual seekers don't have this ...

Sedona visitors can enjoy hiking, jeep tours, swimming holes and spiritual vortexes. The city is home to a thriving arts community, with galleries, boutiques and the Tlaquepaque shopping village.

My investigation began with a call from my mom one afternoon: “Do you want to go to Sedona in November? I need to take some of its healing powers.” I had no idea what she meant by “healing powers” and ...

There are places on earth that feel completely ordinary the moment you look them up online. Sedona is the opposite. You can stare at a hundred photos of its red rock formations and still feel ...