Environment

The incredible beauty and powerful energy of the ancient Red Rock region within Sedona is illuminated by the rising and setting sun. Whether during an outdoor program session, or a quiet walk alone, you’ll find the vibrant colors of the rocks create awe-inspiring views at different angles, and during different times of the day.

Many of our sacred spaces have been purposefully designed to embrace these elements, which seem to promote deep reflection, meditation and inspiration. Desert plants, flowers and herbs have been artfully planted within Mago’s natural red rock terrain. We welcome guests to walk around our sacred lake, sit within the healing gardens, or hike along our safe and well-maintained trails.

Many of our guests have shared profound experiences at Sedona Mago, often comparing its powerful spiritual energy to the renowned vortexes of Sedona. This land carries an ancient, grounding presence that supports emotional healing, helping individuals release heavy emotions and reflect on a deeper level.

For centuries, the Indigenous peoples of this region have regarded the land where Sedona Mago now stands as sacred and energetically potent. The energy here is dynamic—some areas offer a cool, calming effect, bringing deep peace and stillness, while others radiate a heated, high-energy sensation that invigorates the spirit.

Whether you seek reflection and stillness or renewal and transformation, the natural energy of this sacred land meets you exactly where you are.

Sedona Mago’s 173-acre retreat is meticulously maintained to support healing, spiritual growth, and physical renewal, all while preserving the land’s natural beauty and energy. Our dedication to sustainability ensures that every aspect of our center nurtures both visitors and the environment.​ 

In the desert, water scarcity teaches the importance of balance and gratitude. At Sedona Mago, we honor this precious resource with eco-conscious practices that sustain both the land and our retreat spaces.​ We incorporate eco-friendly practices such as water recycling, composting, organic farming, and regenerative landscaping to minimize our ecological footprint. Our gardens, cultivated using sustainable techniques, provide fresh, nourishing ingredients for our meals. Through composting and water conservation, we strive to give back to the land as much as we receive. Our development follows regenerative design principles, ensuring that structures and pathways harmonize with nature while maintaining the integrity of the surrounding ecosystem.