Finding a Vortex | Sedona AZ | RV Living

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Finding a Vortex | Sedona AZ | RV Living

Sedona is a very magical place for Finding a Vortex | Sedona AZ | RV Living. Dan and I explored for 2 days, come join us as we take you along for the ride.

Stay to the end for the most magical sunset ever, and check out the outtake.
*Disclaimer - all photos are taken by my incredible husband Dan Hunt

A quote from Tripadvisor “Sedona is a true oasis, a vacation’s paradise in the middle of the Arizona desert” I couldn’t say it better myself. If you are looking for the vortexes, dining, shopping, hiking, and/or beautiful sight seeing, and relaxation you can find it all in Sedona.

We were really looking forward to the vortexes that are in Sedona. What is a vortex? It is a spot where energy either enters the earth or projects out of the earth, We enjoyed soaking up some of that energy. Finding a Vortex | Sedona AZ | RV Living

Cathedral Rock was an amazing hike, Dan would have gotten to the top but I wasn’t ready to go that high. I am working on overcoming my uneasiness about climbing uphill. The hike is less than a mile but it is a 770+ foot ascension.

We drove up to Airport Vortex in time to watch the sunset. There is a parking lot that is $3. a car. You can easily walk across to an area to watch the sunset and see the city lights below. This is also wheelchair accessible.

Everything You Need to Know
•What is a vortex?

•Tripadvisor - all the details for a trip to Sedona

•Airport Vortex
Parking at the bottom of the hill with a less than 1 mile fairly easy walk.
Parking at the top of the hill for $3. and you can take the trail or cross the street to watch the sunset.

•Cathedral Rock Vortex
Less than 1 mile but up hill 770 feet.
Follow the stone markers for the way up
Bring hiking shoes
Drink and a snack

•RVers there are a number of campgrounds and BLM land
check out some campground reviews in the area

•Coming soon our campground review of Verde Valley Campground
We highly recommend this campground

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[LouSan-ox]

😮 A vortex is a door that someone opens to travel the universe.

[ExploringThroughOurLens]

A correction. The trees shown here are Juniper Trees. Thank you to our view who corrected us.

[LouSan-ox]

😮 When the door vortex is open you can feel it in the air your whole body can feel it. That is when you know someone a extraterrestrial visitor is their 👽

[BobBacheler]

Looks beautiful. That sunset was spectacular! Patti was rocking the shorts!

[zandrummer]

Wow how gorgeous, I love the vortexes! Lots of love from Verde Valley Bicycle Company in Cottonwood AZ!

[RobinBird]

GREAT video! Love your energy and this topic! We didn’t make it to a vortex while we were there, so we will just have to go back !!

[jasonblumears]

'"Joshua trees "' remember these are juniper trees !! 😁 It's az not California but nice video 👊

[LouSan-ox]

😮 A vortex is a opening that is opened by extraterrestrials to navigate through the universe

[RedCanyonWolf]

There’s a bunch of twisted junipers in Moab too. I don’t know if any vortexes here but maybe I’m wrong.

[ArabellaStarr]

Is a vortex usually attached to a portal??

[charrua]

This is interesting. Im energy sensitive and can actually feel energy from place. Imagine what energy can do to human body if it can twist a tree.

[FChavez-itnf]

There are vortexes around you when you were speaking but you were only focusing on the one in front of you. Get a pendulum it helps if you can’t feel them.

[Micolash_is_behind_you]

Trees at higher elevations get twisted and leaning from the wind

[timothytso]

That ain’t no damn Joshua tree. That’s a juniper tree. Ur accuracy is all off. . lmao

[justincamobell]

I really don't want to burst your bubble, but I'm going to do it anyway. You had my attention for just a second there, then you called a juniper tree a Joshua tree. My genuine knee jerk reaction to the mislabeled tree is, this guy has no idea what he is talking about. Now, don't get me wrong, sure a fair amount of people, probably half, will just smile and nod, having not a clue they have been provided inaccurate information. For the other half, who knows exactly what a Joshua Tree looks like. Because Joshua trees are so distinctive in appearance and are quite difficult to mistake for another species of tree. To put it simply and to say it again. You look like you don't know what you're talking about in regards to a simple thing, how do I know if you still don't know what you're talking about when it comes to the rest of the video? Food for thought. Other than that, I like the energy of your video. You seem like good people and thank you for sharing your perception of this topic.
Cheers.

[schwadda]

I know you typed a correction in comments, but the whole concept of this video is pointless if you thought the twisted juniper was twisting due to the vortex. I would take this video down. You're miseducating people, and I felt like my time was wasted. Nobody watching this on the TV app is reading these comments at any point so this is no bueno.