Sedona Arizona: Boynton Canyon
As mysterious as it is beautiful, Boynton Canyon is a "must" see on your next visit to ancient Sedona.
Boynton Canyon Sedona Arizona
Located just a few short miles northwest of Sedona , this sacred land is home to many legends. Native American Indians have lived in this land for thousands of years, thus the land is sacred to them.
Boynton Canyon is one of the four major vortexes in the Sedona area, which lends it to many unusual events. Many report much UFO activity in this area as well as other strange phenomenon.
One of the most beautiful resorts to be found any where is located in this canyon. Visited by guests from all walks of life, Enchantment Resort , (The former Gardner Ranch), is said to have been built on sacred Indian burial grounds.Many believe this has lead to the continious and ongoing financial problems the resort has endured.
The early morning and late afternoon sun makes this an ideal dining experience.
Hiking in the area, and enjoying the exteme beauty and magnificance it isn't hard to imagine that at one time this whole area was underwater. Venturing up Sycamore Canyon Trail, about a mile behind the Enchantment Resort an area of white quartz beach sand with sea shells included can be seen , in an area that today is about 4,500 feet above sea level. How did that get there?
Plan to spend some time, you might even get to see a UFO.
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Boynton Canyon Sedona Arizona
Located just a few short miles northwest of Sedona , this sacred land is home to many legends. Native American Indians have lived in this land for thousands of years, thus the land is sacred to them.
Boynton Canyon is one of the four major vortexes in the Sedona area, which lends it to many unusual events. Many report much UFO activity in this area as well as other strange phenomenon.
One of the most beautiful resorts to be found any where is located in this canyon. Visited by guests from all walks of life, Enchantment Resort , (The former Gardner Ranch), is said to have been built on sacred Indian burial grounds.Many believe this has lead to the continious and ongoing financial problems the resort has endured.
The early morning and late afternoon sun makes this an ideal dining experience.
Hiking in the area, and enjoying the exteme beauty and magnificance it isn't hard to imagine that at one time this whole area was underwater. Venturing up Sycamore Canyon Trail, about a mile behind the Enchantment Resort an area of white quartz beach sand with sea shells included can be seen , in an area that today is about 4,500 feet above sea level. How did that get there?
Plan to spend some time, you might even get to see a UFO.
Now you can follow me on Kindle.
Posted by The Florida Hoosier at 10/27/2011 7:05 AM 
Categories: arizona
Tags: adventure travel historic places beaches native peoples scenery Sedona
Categories: arizona
Tags: adventure travel historic places beaches native peoples scenery Sedona
Nice blog ...!sedona is place where you can visit in any season.lots of fun over there.various adventure things 2 do.You will enjoy with your family or friends.
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