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Many visitors have asked for a Sedona vortex map showing where all these renowned spots of heightened spiritual and metaphysical energy. We've created a Sedona vortex map indicating the four major Sedona vortex sites: Cathedral Rock, Bell Rock, Boynton Canyon and Airport Mesa. We've also included the site of the Chapel of the Holy Cross, which many visitors also claim is a vortex spot. Want to experience the vortexes in person? Reserve your spot with a Sedona vortex guide or vortex tour company. 
The ancient Native American Yavapai people lived all over the Sedona area, painting petroglyphs and establishing cliff dwellings, indicating to future archealogists and visitors that their creative force, the energy of their "Great Mother," was powerful and palpable. Today, the Yavapai still reside in Sedona alongside New Age enthusiasts and visitors curious about the power of the Sedona vortex. Is the earth's energy really swirling in these spots, with a kinetic electricity that twists the surrounding trees and makes visitors' bodies tingle? Or is the power of the Sedona vortex simply a state of mind - a product of the visitor's perception - and a result of the desire to find a sacred, natural spot where we can encounter an energy larger than ourselves? Use this Sedona vortex map and conduct your own Sedona vortex tour to decide for yourself.
How else can we help you? Related article:What is a Sedona Vortex?
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