Awakened in Sedona: An Oneness Retreat Among the Red Rocks

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Awakened in Sedona: An Oneness Retreat Among the Red Rocks

A guided, immersive yoga and meditation program set in Sedona’s red-rock landscape — a compact guide to what to expect across the retreat and how to plan for it.

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Awakened in Sedona: An Oneness Retreat Among the Red Rocks.

Duration
4 Days
Location
Sedona
Operator
Saha Yoga Sedona
Category
Hiking
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
Published Verified

Set against Sedona’s ochre spires and juniper-studded canyons, this guided retreat pairs intentional yoga and meditation with mindful hikes and group workshops designed to reset your body and clarify priorities. The program moves between gentle studio practices, silent outdoor meditations and guided walks through signature local trails, all held in an intimate setting that emphasizes connection and integration.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

Daily Yoga, Meditation & Sound Work
THE PRACTICE

Daily Yoga, Meditation & Sound Work

Four days of intentional yoga and meditation—ranging from dynamic vinyasa at sunrise to deep yin and yoga nidra—culminate in evening sound baths, chanting and reflection circles to anchor each day.

Guided Walks Through Sedona’s Signature Trails
THE HIKES

Guided Walks Through Sedona’s Signature Trails

Guided hikes feature local highlights: Bell Rock or Cathedral Rock, a Boynton Canyon vortex hike and a long, mindful hike along West Fork Trail—each integrated with meditation and restorative practices.

Lantern Light Inn & Intimate Community
THE SETTING

Lantern Light Inn & Intimate Community

The retreat is hosted at Lantern Light Inn in West Sedona with an intimate group format, nourishing vegetarian meals, and workshops in Oneness philosophy led by Sedona locals Christopher and Brittney Nimtz.

What the day feels like

What the retreat feels like

Days progress from arrival and grounding into progressively deeper practices: morning meditations and flowing yoga to open the body, guided hikes that use the landscape as a living classroom for mindfulness, workshops on Oneness and self-inquiry, and evening restorative sessions that create space for integration and journaling. The tempo is deliberate—practices, meals and shared circles are designed to foster stillness, connection and practical takeaways for returning home.

Daily Yoga, Meditation & Sound Work

THE PRACTICE

Daily Yoga, Meditation & Sound Work

Four days of intentional yoga and meditation—ranging from dynamic vinyasa at sunrise to deep yin and yoga nidra—culminate in evening sound baths, chanting and reflection circles to anchor each day.

Guided Walks Through Sedona’s Signature Trails

THE HIKES

Guided Walks Through Sedona’s Signature Trails

Guided hikes feature local highlights: Bell Rock or Cathedral Rock, a Boynton Canyon vortex hike and a long, mindful hike along West Fork Trail—each integrated with meditation and restorative practices.

Lantern Light Inn & Intimate Community

THE SETTING

Lantern Light Inn & Intimate Community

The retreat is hosted at Lantern Light Inn in West Sedona with an intimate group format, nourishing vegetarian meals, and workshops in Oneness philosophy led by Sedona locals Christopher and Brittney Nimtz.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this retreat suits — and a note on limits stated in the listing.

1
Seeker of focused yoga & meditationThe program delivers daily asana, meditation and restorative sessions in an intimate group setting, making it a strong match for travelers wanting concentrated practice and community connection.
2
Hikers & nature-minded participantsGuided hikes are integrated into the schedule (Bell Rock or Cathedral Rock, Boynton Canyon, West Fork Trail), so those who want movement in nature will find the itinerary aligns with that interest.
3
Those seeking a small-group retreat experienceThe listing emphasizes an intimate group format and workshops for depth and connection, suited to travelers who prefer smaller, community-focused retreats rather than large-scale retreats.
4
Travelers requiring clear logistical supportThe operator provides round-trip shuttle service from Phoenix Sky Harbor or Flagstaff and handles arrival and departure logistics from Lantern Light Inn, which benefits travelers who prefer organized transfers.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

Timing & Duration

The retreat spans four days (multiple sessions across consecutive days); review the itinerary for daily rhythms of practice, hikes and workshops.

What to Bring

Bring comfortable clothes suitable for yoga and hiking, a refillable water bottle, a journal, and an open heart.

Meals & Dietary Notes

Two nourishing vegetarian meals are provided each day as part of the retreat program.

Logistics & Meeting Point

Check-in and venue are at Lantern Light Inn in West Sedona; Saha Shuttle pickups are arranged from Phoenix Sky Harbor or Flagstaff and shuttle returns to the airport are provided at departure.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

How long is the retreat?

The program is presented as a four-day retreat.

Where do I meet the group on arrival?

Check-in and the retreat venue are at Lantern Light Inn in West Sedona, with Saha Shuttle pickups available from Phoenix Sky Harbor or Flagstaff.

Are meals included?

Yes — two nourishing vegetarian meals are provided each day.

What types of outdoor activities are included?

Guided hikes on local trails are part of the schedule, including options such as Bell Rock or Cathedral Rock, Boynton Canyon vortex and a longer West Fork Trail hike.

What should I bring?

Bring comfortable clothes for yoga and hiking, a refillable water bottle, a journal and an open heart.

Who leads the retreat?

The retreat is guided by Sedona natives Christopher & Brittney Nimtz.