Awaken something ancient and powerful within you on our transformational 4 Day, 3 Night Sedona Yoga Getaway. Set against the otherworldly red rock canyons of Sedona, this immersive experience blends daily yoga, meditation, and breathtaking hikes with spacious time to explore, relax, and simply be.
We’ll trek iconic trails, moving through landscapes known for their powerful vortex energy and expansive desert beauty. Sunrise meditations overlook glowing sandstone spires, while evenings are spent chasing golden light on the cliffs before returning to our private retreat house, complete with practice space and pool, for deep rest and connection.
Between red rock adventures and quiet reflection, you’ll wander charming streets, visit local shops and restaurants, and have the option to indulge in spa treatments.
This is more than a getaway—it’s a reset for your nervous system, your spirit, and the next chapter of your story.
Your Sedona Sanctuary
Our home for the journey is the extraordinary UZU Dome, a 15,000-square-foot architectural sanctuary nestled on seven private acres along Oak Creek. Just minutes from downtown yet tucked into serene nature, the Dome sits near the convergence of powerful vortex sites including Cathedral Rock and Airport Mesa, creating a space many describe as deeply grounding and expansive all at once.
You’re going to love our private retreat sanctuary, designed for both connection and deep restoration. Featuring 10 spacious bedrooms and light-filled yoga and meditation halls, inviting movement and stillness in equal measure.
Outside, Oak Creek flows along the property with private swimming holes just steps away, while a stunning 40-foot pool with built-in hot tub offers the perfect place to unwind. Two additional hot tubs, including a rooftop spa beneath the stars, elevate the evenings in this inspiring and peaceful space.
From the property, we can hike directly to Red Rock Crossing, Baldwin Trail, and the quieter backside approach to Cathedral Rock, bypassing the busiest tourist areas. Morning coffee overlooking Oak Creek. Evening soaks beneath desert constellations. Practice in a light-filled sanctuary space. This is elevated retreat living at its finest.
Explore The Red Rock Energy
There are places that feel beautiful…and then there are places that feel alive. In Sedona, towering crimson spires glow at sunrise, Oak Creek winds through emerald canyon walls, and the air itself feels charged with something ancient and electric.
Cathedral Rock & Templeton Loop
Few places are as iconic as Cathedral Rock. Rising like a sandstone monument against the sky, it’s bold, sculptural, and magnetic. The Templeton Trail loops around its base, offering sweeping views of Oak Creek and layered red mesas beyond.
At golden hour, the cliffs ignite, deep reds turning fiery orange and soft rose. The climb is steady, the views expansive, and the energy unmistakable.
This is Sedona at its most legendary and the perfect way to shake off the day of travel and ground in the vortex energy.
Boynton Canyon & Subway Cave (6.5 Miles)
Our first day on the trail begins beneath the balanced energy of Boynton Canyon, walking a wide, sandy trail framed by crimson cliffs and desert juniper. The air feels still here, almost reverent. As the canyon narrows, towering rock walls rise around us, guiding us toward the dramatic ascent to Subway Cave.
The final climb rewards us with a natural sandstone alcove carved into the cliff face — a cathedral of light and shadow.
From inside the cave, Sedona’s red rock landscape stretches wide and infinite, and you can feel the hush that makes this place unforgettable.
West Fork of Oak Creek (6.9 Miles)
The moment we step onto the trail at West Fork of Oak Creek, everything changes. The desert softens into a lush, shaded canyon lined with cottonwoods and sycamores. Towering sandstone walls rise dramatically overhead as we weave alongside — and often through — the cool, clear creek. Shoes off. Toes in the water. Sunlight filtering through leaves. This hike feels almost secret, a hidden ribbon of green tucked inside Sedona’s red rock world.
Everybody needs beauty as well as bread, places to play in and pray in, where nature may heal and give strength to body and soul alike.
-John Muir
Soldier Pass to Seven Sacred Pools & Vortex Cave
The trail through Soldier Pass winds through open desert terrain where rust-colored earth contrasts against bright blue sky. Along the way, we arrive at the Seven Sacred Pools — natural sandstone basins carved by centuries of rain, reflecting the cliffs above like mirrors. When water fills them, they shimmer. When dry, they glow deep copper in the sun.
A short climb leads us to the quiet Vortex Cave, a tucked-away pocket in the rock where wind and silence seem to swirl together. It’s raw, elemental, and undeniably powerful.
The Crack at Beaver Creek (7 Miles Round Trip)*
This 7-mile adventure leads us through wide open desert terrain before revealing one of Arizona’s most beloved hidden gems, The Crack at Beaver Creek.
A narrow rock channel opens into a secluded swimming hole framed by smooth stone ledges and canyon walls. The water is cool and refreshing, especially after the hike in. Sun-warmed rock beneath you, blue sky overhead, laughter echoing off the canyon, it’s the kind of wild, simple joy that makes you feel completely alive.
*This is an alternate hike should soldier pass be dry.
This is movement as ceremony. Hiking as meditation. Desert as teacher.
The only way to truly understand a place is to immerse yourself in its landscapes, people, and stories.
–John Wesley Powell
Sacred Water: Creek Dips & Natural Swimming Holes
Oak Creek runs cool and clear beneath cottonwoods and sycamores. Just minutes from our doorstep lies Red Rock Crossing — one of the most photographed and energetically serene locations in Sedona. We’ll visit creek-side swimming holes, including hidden spots near Chavez Crossing and Baldwin Trail.
Sun-warmed red stone. Clear running water. Bare feet. Laughter echoing through canyon walls. These are the moments that stay with you.
Nourish Your Body & Feed Your Soul
Food is part of the adventure!
All meals are included from Friday dinner through Monday lunch, with delicious vegan-friendly menus designed for energy, balance, and flavor.
Snacks: Fruit, chips, nuts, granola, tea, and coffee available all day.
Breakfasts: Nothing is better after a morning practice than a good breakfast to start your day. We will prepare Avocado toast, fruit, pancakes with potato “nachos,” and tofu scrambles to fuel up for the day ahead.
Trail Lunches: Lovingly prepared wraps, sandwiches, pasta salad, chips, fruit, and cookies — perfect for mid-hike picnics.
Dinners: Our opening dinner will be prepared at the house and we will enjoy local restaurants as we explore town on the following evenings.
Evenings in Town: Food, Art & Desert Charm
Uptown Sedona
After a day immersed in nature, we drift into the colorful energy of Uptown in Sedona, a walkable stretch of galleries, boutiques, artisan shops, and patio restaurants set against a backdrop of glowing sandstone spires. The architecture carries a warm southwestern charm, and nearly every corner opens to a postcard-worthy view. We’ll wander in and out of art galleries, browse handcrafted jewelry and Native American pieces, and settle into scenic patios for dinner.
Evenings here feel alive, music drifting through warm air, red rocks glowing in the distance, conversation flowing easily after a day well spent.
Tlaquepaque Arts & Crafts Village
Just minutes away lies the enchanting Tlaquepaque Arts and Crafts Village, a storybook arts enclave tucked beneath towering sycamores along Oak Creek. Modeled after a traditional Mexican village, its vine-covered stucco walls, arched entryways, and cobblestone walkways feel timeless and romantic.
More than 50 specialty shops and galleries showcase everything from bronze sculpture and blown glass to contemporary fine art, ceramics, textiles, and handcrafted jewelry. It’s not uncommon to see artists at work inside open studios, adding to the creative pulse of the village.
We’ll stroll slowly, savoring the beauty, perhaps stopping for dinner along the way. The atmosphere here is intimate and inspiring, the perfect complement to our time in the canyon wilderness.
Sunrise. Sunset. Stars. Sedona.
Sunrise at Airport Mesa arrives in silence — the sky slowly igniting in soft pink and amber as the red rock formations glow beneath the first light of day. Sunset at Cathedral Rock feels cinematic, the sandstone cliffs deepening into crimson and fire as the sun slips behind the horizon. Golden hour at Slickrock stretches long and luminous, warm desert light wrapping around us as the day exhales.
And then the stars appear…
As an International Dark Sky Community, Sedona is known for its remarkably clear night skies and minimal light pollution. After yoga and dinner, we gather at the rooftop hot tub or step quietly into the open desert air, watching constellations emerge one by one. On clear nights, the Milky Way arcs boldly overhead like a river of light across an infinite sky. The red rocks fade into silhouette, conversation softens, and the vastness above reminds us just how expansive this experience truly is.
Meet Your Sedona Leaders!
Catie Purcell
Catie’s passion for yoga began as a teenager leading her to study in both the US and India. She combines her passion for Music with yoga to create space that inspires a deep connection of mind, body, and spirit.
Catie holds a 500 hour yoga certification with continuing education in Ayurveda, Sound Healing, Yin and other healing modalities. On this retreat the musical offerings brought by Catie make the desert experience come to life with deep joy and inspiration.
The deeply immersive nature of a yoga adventure offers the perfect setting for Catie’s fun and joyful teaching style and will provide the perfect start and end to your day in the Red Rocks.
Whether it’s a sunrise meditation overlooking the valley or a stunning sunset behind towering monuments, Catie looks forward do offering an experience that will have a lasting impact on everyone who journeys together.
Kevin Montgomery
When we retreat, we offer ourselves the opportunity to press the pause button on life for a time and give ourselves some much needed selfcare. It’s hard to think of anything more relaxing and grounding than spending a few days in nature, practicing yoga and meditation with a group of fun and interesting people.
This adventure combines all of that with the astounding beauty of Sedona, where red rock cathedrals provide the backdrop for emerald green canyons. We will be hiking in valleys, canyons and swimming in serene natural pools in a region known for its powerful energy.
I truly enjoy leading retreats, teaching yoga, and finding community with new people in new and always interesting places. I love to see the transformation that takes place between our opening dinners and our closing campfire, and the lasting memories that are created in between.
I look forward to sharing this adventure with you!
Relax in confidence: All of our leaders are trained and experienced yoga professionals and retreat leaders with CPR, AED, Airway and First Aid certifications. Kevin also maintains his Wilderness First Responder certification and epinephrine license through the National Outdoor Leadership School. We are experienced adventure guides and instructors who will handle all of the logistics, so you can sit back, relax, and enjoy the journey.
Invest in Personal Transformation
There comes a point where powering through isn’t strength — it’s depletion. Where constant notifications, busy schedules, artificial light, and mental overload slowly pull you away from your center. This Sedona experience is your interruption pattern. A deliberate pause. Four days to reset your nervous system, recalibrate your circadian rhythm with true sunrise and sunset, breathe clean desert air, and reconnect with the version of you that feels clear, calm, and fully alive.
What’s Included
✔️ 3 nights of luxury lodging at our private retreat sanctuary
✔️ All meals and non-alcoholic beverages (Friday dinner – Monday lunch)
✔️ Daily yoga practices (energizing morning flows + restorative sessions)
✔️ Guided hikes to Sedona’s most iconic red rock trails
✔️ Transportation to trailheads throughout the weekend
✔️ Optional airport transfers from Phoenix
Pricing:
- $1499/person – shared room (single or separate beds)
- $2099/person – private room with bathroom
If you are a solo traveler book the shared room with a roommate match request and we will match you with another solo traveler.
What’s Not Included
✖️ Airfare or travel to Sedona
✖️ Optional spa treatments or bodywork add-ons
✖️ Alcoholic beverages
✖️ Travel insurance
✖️ Personal shopping or incidental expenses
This isn’t indulgence. It’s preventative care for your mind and body. It’s longevity work. It’s stress recovery. It’s an intentional investment in your overall wellbeing.
You can keep postponing rest. You can keep telling yourself “next month” or “after this busy season.” Or you can choose to step into four intentional days that reset your system from the inside out.
Your body will thank you.
Your sleep will thank you.
Your future self will thank you.
The Energy of Sedona
Sedona is famous for its vortex sites, natural energy centers believed to amplify clarity, grounding, and inspiration. The four primary vortex areas, Cathedral Rock, Airport Mesa, Bell Rock, and Boynton Canyon, are woven into our experience. Whether you interpret vortex energy spiritually, geologically, or psychologically, there is no denying the palpable sense of presence and healing here.
You feel it in your breath. In your body. In the silence between thoughts.
Sedona is More Than a Trip
It’s four days of intentional living inside a landscape that feels sculpted for transformation.
Morning yoga and meditation as the sun ignites the cliffs.
Breathtaking hikes balanced with restorative yoga.
Cold creek dips followed by warm rooftop hot tubs.
Local art, nourishing meals, shared laughter.
Sedona invites you to slow down, plug into something bigger, and reconnect with your own internal compass.