Sedona Nature Retreats

A quiet return through story, nature, and reflection. Step quietly into the heart of the natural world—where stillness speaks, stories unfold, and every breath becomes a teacher.

Wild Roots Society offers seasonal gatherings and meditative ~~workshops~~ retreats rooted in nature’s wisdom. These are not busy retreats, but slow invitations to return—through movement, reflection, and art—to the quiet path beneath your feet.

Whether on a Sedona trail or beneath a whispering tree, we meet ourselves again, gently and with purpose.

A Glimpse: A Day Along the Trail - How the day may unfold...

Section I: The Trail (the approach)

We begin with stillness and breath— gathering in circle beneath the sky or trees. A short story or Koan opens the doorway inward. Together, we set our intentions and listen to the land as we step quietly into its rhythm.

|    “The path is not ahead, but beneath your feet.”

Section II: The Portal (the surrender)

As we walk, the noise begins to fade. Through movement, sensing, and breath, we surrender into presence. Nature becomes our guide — not to a destination, but to a deepening. We pause. We notice. We enter the unseen.

Section III: The Veil (the threshold)

Here, we step into the liminal — the space between. Time softens. We sit with brush and journal, with silence or sharing. In this moment, we invite whatever wishes to rise from within. The veil lifts gently.

Section IV: The Return (the integration)

We slowly re-enter the world with what we’ve gathered. Through a final reflection and circle, we allow space to land, to speak, or simply to carry. What was stirred now begins to root.

|    “You leave with less noise… and more of yourself.”

What to Bring?

  • A journal and pen (or sketchbook).
  • Comfortable shoes for light trail walking.
  • Water and any personal comforts.
  • An open heart, and space to wander.

Stay Connected

For those seeking paths beyond the typical hiking trails, the Sedona Secret 7 offers inspiration for discovering the quieter magic of the red rocks.

New dates will be announced seasonally.
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In the interim feel free to visit the Cinematic Field Guide page link below: