easy
2 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; requires moderate walking on uneven terrain
Discover Sedona's spiritual energy on a private 2-hour Sacred Earth Tour. Visit a Medicine Wheel on Schnebly Hill and soak in the stunning Red Rock desert scenery.
Experience the enchanting Sacred Earth Tour with A Day In The West, a private 2-hour guided journey through Sedona's iconic Red Rock country. This immersive adventure reveals the unique spiritual energies that Sedona is famous for, making it a perfect blend of nature, culture, and wellness. Your knowledgeable guide leads you to a special stop at the Medicine Wheel on Schnebly Hill, a lesser-known spot that offers a peaceful setting coupled with stunning panoramic views of the desert landscape. As you explore, you’ll learn about the rich histories and traditions rooted in the Southwest as well as the natural wildlife that calls this stunning region home. Whether you're a first-time visitor or a returning traveler eager to connect with Sedona’s sacred spaces, this tour provides a meaningful encounter away from the crowds. Easy to moderate in difficulty and suitable for all ages, the experience invites you to slow down, breathe in the desert air, and appreciate the profound beauty and energy of the area.
Carry plenty of water as Sedona's desert climate can be dry and warm, even during cooler months.
Use sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat to protect yourself from Sedona’s intense sun exposure.
Wear sturdy shoes suitable for walking on uneven desert terrain near Schnebly Hill and the Medicine Wheel.
Please treat the Medicine Wheel and other sacred areas with reverence and avoid disturbing natural or cultural elements.
Sedona’s Red Rock formations have long held spiritual significance for Native American tribes, with the Medicine Wheel believed to be a sacred site for ceremonies.
Local guides encourage Leave No Trace practices to protect Sedona’s delicate desert ecosystem and cultural heritage.
Stay hydrated throughout the tour in Sedona’s dry desert air.
Protect yourself from Sedona’s strong sun, especially during spring and summer.
spring specific
Layered clothing helps adjust to changing desert temperatures during the day.
fall specific
Good footwear ensures steady footing on rocky and uneven surfaces.