Spectacular Vortex and Geologic Wonders Tour from Sedona
Recharge by tapping into the energy that surrounds Sedona on this customizable vortex tour led by an experienced and knowledgeable guide.
Drench yourself in the vortex-laden energy of Sedona on this fascinating customizable tour of the mystical rocks and mounds that stand outside of town. Learn about why different cultures have viewed the area as a spiritual center as you become spiritually recharged from the vortexes of energy. Or just take in the incredible natural splendor of it all.
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History of Sedona
I 'm at Jordan Historical Park home to Sedona Heritage Museum. The museum is a great way to learn about Life in Sedona... starting with ... all » the pioneer families of the 1870's through the colorful movie history of the 1940's and 50's. Let's take a quick trip back in time. In 1876 J.J. Thompson and his wife Margrett were the first white settlers to establish a homestead in Oak Creek Canyon. Others followed suit as the creek and mild climate provided a natural environment for produce farms, orchards and cattle ranches. In 1902 Carl Schnebly, established the first post office naming the small hamlet after his wife Sedona. During the 1920's Sedona was discovered by the film industry...and continuing today the beauty of Sedona is seen around the world as the dramatic Red Rocks form perfect backdrops for movies and commercials. To learn more of Sedona's colorful history Be sure to visit Jordan Historical Park in Uptown. It's open everyday from 11-3, except major holidays. In the early days, Oak Creek Canyon allowed the settlers to flourish. Today it's a haven for recreation and relaxation. Let's join Shondra.
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The beauty of nature is more than just a pretty picture. Travel through history, geology and biology.
Every region is full of rich history that most overlook or take for granted. It’s important to learn about the past to help better understand the present.
The landscapes we enjoy today are the result of millions of years of change and formation. There is so much to be discovered right under your feet.
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A picture may be worth a thousand words but a good story is priceless. Enjoy a travel experience of majestic scenery, gorgeous landscapes, and spectacular vistas. Then dive deeper into the rich history, amazing geology, and incredible biology you never knew. Appreciate the true wonder of everything that makes nature so beautiful.
Sedona Native American Culture & History
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Amazing Planet Earth - The Land of the Red Rocks
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Monumental in scope and resplendent in color, the American Southwest is a land millions of years in the making. A land rich in history, and mystery. Gaze in wonder at Lake Powell, one of the largest man-made lakes ever created, and Rainbow Bridge, a true marvel of geologic architecture. The cliff dwellings of the Anasazi Indians reveals how early American inhabitants survived in this barren region for many years. There are hundreds of species of mammals, fishes, and birds to be found at Zion National Park, and the sacred splendor of Sedona, Arizona speaks to many who visit in a way they cannot fully express. Finally, the awe-inspiring Grand Canyon is among the most-visited natural wonders in the entire world.
The Beauty of Sedona
Explore the beauty of Sedona in this informative 60 minutes movie about the history of Sedona from understanding the colors of Sedona's geology to Sedona's family founders.
10 BEST Things to Do in Sedona, Arizona - When In Your State
Sedona, Arizona is a scenic desert town surrounded by steep canyons and red-rock buttes. The area is known for its abundance of outdoor activities, a lively arts community, as well as it's jaw-dropping landscapes. This city is the perfect place to visit whether you’re interested in luxury or adventure. Here's our pick of the 10 best things to do in Sedona!
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Arizona: State Profile
An in-depth analysis of the geography of Arizona, to include discussing the cities, urban landscape, physical geography, national parks, economy and the industries that drive it, companies headquartered in the state, and signature foods.
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Colorado Plateau: Greatest Show of Earth
Overview of the Colorado Plateau, a large region in the Southwest U.S. that is home to some of the most beautiful scenery in the world. I discuss the geography and geology of this region and highlight some of the most beautiful spots on the plateau.
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Sedona's Geology
Mr. Sedona - Dennis Andres speaks about Sedona's geological history and how Sedona evolved into the rock formations we see today.
Sedona's Geology - Mesa's
Mr. Sedona - Dennis Andres talks about Sedona's geology, specifically how mesa's are formed.
The History Of Sedona's Chapel Of The Holy Cross
OBSCURIST TOURIST 047 - The Chapel of the Holy Cross in Sedona, Arizona was built in 1956. It is a wonderful example of organic architecture, incorporating the natural elements around it into its design. It was commissioned by Sedona rancher, sculptor, and one-time Frank Lloyd Wright student Marguerite Brunswig Staude, who was inspired to build the chapel after seeing on the Empire State Building for the first time in 1932.
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History of Sedona Arizona
I 'm at Jordan Historical Park home to Sedona
Heritage Museum. The museum is a great way to learn about Life in Sedona... starting with the pioneer families of the 1870's through the colorful movie history of the 1940's and 50's. Let's take a quick trip back in time.
In 1876 J.J. Thompson and his wife Margrett were the first white settlers to establish a homestead in Oak Creek Canyon. Others followed suit as the creek and mild climate provided a natural environment for produce farms, orchards and cattle ranches.
In 1902 Carl Schnebly, established the first post office naming the small hamlet after his wife Sedona.
During the 1920's Sedona was discovered by the film industry...and continuing today the beauty of Sedona is seen around the world as the dramatic Red Rocks form perfect backdrops for movies and commercials.
To learn more of Sedona's colorful history Be sure to visit Jordan Historical Park in Uptown. It's open everyday from 11-3,
except major holidays.
In the early days, Oak Creek Canyon allowed the
settlers to flourish. Today it's a haven for recreation and relaxation.
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How did the Ancients Indians of Sedona Live?
Mr. Sedona - Dennis Andres speaks about how the ancient Native American's lived in the Sedona region of Arizona
Sedona's Geology - Natural Bridges
Mr. Sedona - Dennis Andres talks about Sedona's geology, specifically how Sedona's land bridges are formed.
A State Full of Adventure and History
From road trips and outdoor thrills to rejuvenating resorts and unique local cuisine, Arizona teems with exciting travel adventures. Experience the exhilarating scenery, including the majestic beauty of the Grand Canyon National Park. The Grand Canyon is easily Arizona’s most distinguishable landmark – and a natural wonder that you simply have to see to believe. Experience the Old West by visiting Williams on Route 66 and experience a shoot-out on the street. Tour Bearizona and drive through more than three miles of Ponderosa Pine Forest viewing North American animals in their natural habitats. Then enjoy a steak dinner at the famous Kicks restaurant . Immerse yourself in the cowboy lifestyle by visiting a rodeo in Prescott. Explore Flagstaff the pioneer legacy centers on ranching, lumber mills and the railroad. Many of the buildings in Flagstaff’s historic downtown area date to the early 1900’s and are used today as stores, galleries, hotels and restaurants. Stay in one of three KOA campgrounds and plan day trips to Sedona and the Meteor Crater.
The Land of Sedona
Geology and scenery in Sedona, Arizona
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Eyes of Sedona
Near Sedona, Arizona a unique formation on a butte displays the image of a large 300 feet long lady. She becomes the story teller in the book Eyes of Sedona