AZ Movement Clinic

(3 reviews)

1.3 mi

I was in town for a couple days and I needed to move my body. I used to Mind Body app and found a…read moreReformer Pilates class. The instructor was friendly and awesome. She gave me one-on-one advice and instruction as I had never used a reformer before this visit. The studio was clean and well designed. It reminded of a studio you would find in Orange County, CA. This place is awesome.

How can I give anything but five stars when I roll up at 4:30 pm for a 4:30 pm yoga class & the…read moreinstructor Carla says "no problem!" I just got into town a half hour earlier & found this Pilates/yoga studio. Carla charged me the drop-in rate & then led us in a serene slow flow class. Yay - thank you to Sultivate & Carla, the instructor!

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Sweat Magick Studio

(1 review)

2.6 mi

Love Samantha's classes. The classes are always very enjoyable and challenging. Since doing her…read moreclasses I've become stronger and more fit. Love how laid back the classes are. Nice supportive atmosphere great for anyone wanting to improve core strength and just get a good workout in. (: Thanks Samantha Meow for providing the community with great classes.

From the owner: Sweat Magick Yoga Studio - Movement Medicine. Our offerings include: Yoga, Pilates, Reiki, Holistic…read moreHealing, Ayurveda, Nutirtition immersion, Crystals

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Emerald Waves Healing

4.2

(5 reviews)

16.1 mi

Monthly Arts & Crafts Fair plus treasure trove of fun and exciting gift ideas throughout the shop…read more Owner gave a very warm inviting welcome.

Took a pole dance class with Dareian Rain and definitely did not feel welcomed…read more Very unkind and not friendly at all to beginner and new pole dancers. Will not be returning for a second class. Would give zero stars if I could

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Down Dog Sedona

(2 reviews)

15.5 mi

We had the best time with Everett for our first sound healing. We were nervous but he made us feel…read moreso comfortable and did an amazing job. Highly recommend! A must do in Sedona!

Highly recommend experiencing a sound bath with Everett. This was my 7th sound bath but my first…read moretime with a male. Everett made us feel comfortable and safe. He was really nice, giving us recommendations around Sedona and even let us try out the bowls. He starts with a little background of how he got into it and the science behind it. This was the first time I've been requested to face away from the bowls so my ears are closer to the sound; makes a lot of sense but usually asked to face towards the bowls so that was a new approach I appreciated. Easy to find location and plenty of parking.

Sedona Yoga Hike

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Ananda Retreat

(6 reviews)

42.1 mi

I recently had my wedding at Ananda Retreat and it was honestly so perfect! The property is so…read morepeaceful and the barn is so shabby-chic gorgeous! I know all of my guests enjoyed the space, many traveled from Wisconsin, Minnesota, Illinois, Iowa, California, Colorado and Texas! The Retreat offered a luxury shuttle that brought our guests to and from the wedding. Most of the guests stayed in cute Williams on Route 66. My husband and I spent the night in the VERY ROMANTIC candle lit Tipi. What a treat, I'll never forget it! So cozy, bohemian and beautiful! There were many special touches throughout, I know this place is only going to get more and more amazing over time! I will definitely be coming back for a yoga retreat!

My husband and I had our wedding here September 14th, 2019!…read moreIt was by far the best night of my life! Joshua and his wife Emily are such sweethearts. Everyone kept asking "how in the world did you find this beautiful venue?" Both Emily and Joshua went the extra mile to make sure the day was perfect. Anything I needed changed or had questions on they were both right there. We had over 120 people at the wedding and everyone fit in there to my surprise! We did move a few tables for dancing but it was a fabulous night & wish we could go back!!

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Grit and Grace Meditation

(18 reviews)

14.5 mi

Cheryl provides the most wonderful sound bath experience! A group of six women invited her to help…read moreus relax and reconnect during a recent Sedona trip. She provided mats, masks, pillows, blankets...all we had to do was lay down and release ourselves to the soothing sounds of her multiple instruments as she guided us through an incredible and relaxing hour. Absolutely fabulous!

Cheryl is absolutely amazing and magical. I highly recommend booking something special with her. I…read moreexperienced her magic as part of a retreat in Sedona and of course she was at the top of the list to see when we went back. You will love her. I could listen to her talk for hours and her music is even more magical:)

Yoga & Sound Healing

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Fossil Creek Wilderness

(86 reviews)

18.9 mi

FYI: If you're planning to go during the government shutdown, you can't drive all the way to the…read moreparking lot -- it's about an 8-mile hike (a lot of it on gravel). But honestly, it's worth every step! Just when you think you've reached the falls... you haven't. Keep going! The road in is pure washboard -- about 13 miles of bump city -- so make sure you have a 4-wheel drive and that nothing inside your car is loose. Fossil Creek is absolutely stunning, and bonus -- no permit needed after October 1st. The other thing says this trail is easy. No, it's not to be careful if you're taking somebody elderly over that doesn't have good mobility because there's some rocks you had a climb and what not also make sure you take plenty of water to drink and a little snack everything you pack in your pack. I would also suggest leaving the house by three 330. No later you don't wanna be hiking in the pitch dark.

I didn't know anything about this place beforehand. If my boss had never been here and my cousin…read morehad never told me about the Permit, I would've made a wasted trip. I wish I knew more before going. I need to know more information about how things work at Fossil Creek. Even after going, though we enjoyed ourselves, I still don't know how it works. There were no signs telling you where you can access trails to get to the creek. You just had to guess. I found a trail at our Homestead parking lot, but it was very steep and a little dangerous. We found a spot okay in the shade but was very small for our party of 6. We worked so hard getting down there that we just made it work. After leaving we went up the road a little way in our vehicle to see what the other spots looked like, but I saw no bridge or easy access from The Bridge parking lot either, and the road was just way too bumpy. I hope my wife's suspension is okay on her Mazda CX-5. The information before going should've told us about the road and what to expect, basically how to plan. It's all a guessing game. I could've asked the Ranger lady more questions, but I didn't know what to ask. My boss made things sound different. Apparently you can't drive people to the waterfall trailhead anymore. You have to walk over 2 miles on a dusty dirt road in over 100 degrees with vehicles driving by kicking up dust. That makes no sense whatsoever. We enjoyed our time at the water. Everything else leading up to it and after it we could've done without. I don't see us coming back unless we have someone with better suspension and/or better knowledge of the area. Thank you.

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Wet Beaver Creek Trail

(27 reviews)

21.3 mi

Really enjoy this swimming hole. BEWARE THE BLACK FLIES they bite :(( cover up well if you can?…read moreMaybe keep moving? Idk that kinda sucked, but otherwise love this hike.

Very beautiful and relaxing, we creek walked the opposite direction of The Crack, heading South…read moredown the creek, there still was pockets of people we encountered. Very tranquil place. Saw a few fish.

If water is murky, don't assume it's shallow. Water was pretty clear when we went.

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Sycamore Canyon Wilderness - Parsons Trail 144

(3 reviews)

2.7 mi

Sycamore canyon is located near Cottonwood/Clarkdale, accessible via 11 miles of dirt road,…read moresignificantly less people compared other trails, great place to come to enjoy wildlife and water holes. I would recommend SUV or truck to drive this 11 miles dirt road but I did see one Sedan parked at the trailhead. No entrance fees to this area. Hike to the first water hole/ swimming hole is only 1.1 miles one way, except the initial 200 feet elevation drop off, trail is relatively flat. Trail is marked with carin, since trail is less traveled, look for carin to stay on the trail. First water hole is deep enough for cliff jump. If you arrive early in the morning, water and lights are perfect to take reflecting images. Water stays cold even in the summer. No restrooms or drinking water available, bring plenty of water and food when visiting this trail

Absolutely beautiful hike and a nice watering hold at the end. Would recommend a off road vehicle…read moreas the road gets a lil gnarly.

Less travelled trails means abundant of wild creatures everywhere

Cactus in bloom

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Water is so clear, reflecting rocks

Watson Lake

4.6

(153 reviews)

25.1 mi

This stunning lake is just outside of Prescott. The scenery is spectacular, with amazing rock…read moreformations around and in the lake. There are several hiking trails around it. There is some boating/kayaking allowed. Boat ramps, some playground equipment, picnic tables. It costs to get in, but you can buy an annual pass which gets you into other parks in the area. We love coming here when we're in the area.

Beautiful trail with lots of pathways and cool scenery. Also can get a really nice view of the lake…read moreand hear the ducks. Would for sure recommend checking this trail out if you can and just enjoy the scenery.

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Goldwater Lake

4.6

(35 reviews)

29.6 mi

We were invited to a wedding here and loved it. The couple reserved a Ramada and it was enough room…read morefor 50 people. The lake itself was beautiful and clear. Lots of people were fishing. Too cold to swim in for March even though it was hot out (80s). Only $3 to park, National parks pass does not work since it's a City of Prescott lake. Overall, we loved it, very peaceful. A Prescott gem.

Visited on Saturday, November 1st, and arrived around 1 PM. Parking was $3. We first stopped at the…read morelower lake since the upper area was pretty busy, but quickly learned that the lower lake is lure fishing only--no bait allowed. So, we made our way back up to the upper lake, where bait is permitted. The upper lake was fairly crowded and a bit noisy (sound really carries there), but it's a beautiful spot overall--small, peaceful, and scenic. We stayed for about two hours, didn't catch anything, but did spot a few fish swimming around. Still a pleasant visit!

Rentals

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Dead Horse Ranch State Park

(116 reviews)

0.7 mi

Absolute gem of a state park and what the model should be for all parks:…read more 1. Incredibly helpful and informed staff 2. Cleanest restrooms of any state or national park I've ever seen 3. Phenomenal fishing for the kids in the lagoons 4. The little cabins are a must for families! Will be on our regular rotation now. Pro tip: if staying in the cabins, there is only one wall outlet inside. Bring an electric water kettle to heat up water for ramen, coffee, cider, oatmeal, and for doing a quick rinse of any cooking pans and utensils. We would died without our hot water kettle. Great job, Arizona State Parks!

We've stayed at the basic tent sites many times and LOVE that you have a place to throw away trash,…read moreaccess to public restrooms, and showers. Beautiful inside and I believe you can stay two weeks out of a month.

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Wildflowers

Lynx Lake

4.2

(58 reviews)

25.8 mi

My daughter Zoe rented Loop B at Lynx Lake from 8/23/24 - 8/26/24. Rich & Jenny are AWESOME…read moreVolunteers who take care of the area & they are amazing folks. Very helpful & ready to tell you any helpful information you need while staying. We left a night early because my daughter rented the amount of days just in case we wanted to stay longer. Yet the 25th(today) is my 54th birthday & I was ready to be home for the week. We came home very rested with plenty of beautiful pics & cool experiences to tell friends & family.

I have camped in Prescott before, but never at this lake. I had heard great things about Lynx Lake…read moreand have always wanted to check it out. This lake was formed in the 1960s when they dammed Lynx Creek. It is stocked for fishing and has a campground and hiking trails around it. There are lots of animals that are native to this area like mule deer, osprey and bald eagles. I booked a campsite here during the summer because I own a kayak and wanted to get out on the water. After setting up my site, I headed over to Lynx Lake. I was a little disappointed to see the water so low. I guess in late 2024, the lake was partially drained to fix a mechanical failure in the dam's outlet valve. It has to rely entirely on natural rain and snow to be refilled and could take years to get back to normal. So we just did a hike around the lake and headed back to our campsite. Lynx Campground has around 35 campsites with a picnic table, fire ring and a grill at each site. There are no RV hook-ups, but they do have drinking water and toilets. The campsite is about half a mile directly south of Lynx Lake. We enjoyed our campsite and had a fun time. We had to partially share our site with another family because their giant tent spilled onto our site (which was annoying). But we made the most of it. The nice thing is that the Town of Prescott isn't too far away if you need any food or supplies. As for kayaking, we were able to do that over at Watson Lake. You can book a campsite ahead of time on Recreation.gov.