6 Reasons to Spring in Sedona

With spring in bloom, Sedona and L’Auberge offer a variety of opportunities for equal parts relaxation and discovery. Unwind at the spa with signature treatments, dine along the banks of Oak Creek, meander through gardens and local art installations – the possibilities are endless. We have compiled a list of our top 6 reasons to spend Spring in Sedona and at L’Auberge.

1. Delightful Spring Weather

Every season in Sedona has a different beauty, but the rebirth of Spring contrasting stunning colors on the trees and throughout the gardens against the statuesque red rocks makes it a favorite among many. With average high temperatures in the mid-60s to low 80s and lows that are refreshingly chilly, it’s perfect weather for Sedona’s outdoor activities like hiking, jeep tours and shopping in Uptown Sedona. You’ll want to make sure not to miss the spectacle of Sedona’s “evening entertainment”: an explosively colorful sunset behind Sedona’s red rocks.

2. Rebalancing of Mind and Body

Culminating a season of cold and dry weather along with emotional stressors of the holidays and changes brought on by a new year, a rebalancing of mind and body becomes essential in Spring. The attuned practitioners at L’Apothecary Spa have created signature treatments which help to add balance and to assist in renewal.
Blueberry Aloe Wrap: Treat yourself from head to toe with a thoughtful collection of organic ingredients to replenish, repair and restore your skin. This soothing, deeply hydrating and antioxidant rich treatment begins with a gentle dry brush exfoliation. Next, your body will be enveloped in a blueberry aloe vera wrap designed to smooth your skin and calm your mind. During your hydrating cocooning, you will receive a blueberry cream infused massage on your feet and a blueberry oil massage on your scalp to release tension and relieve tired muscles.

Chakra Balancing Massage: In this beautiful journey for your body, mind and soul, open yourself to receive higher awareness, purification, wisdom and inspiration for joy and love. Garnet, Carnelian, Amethyst and Rose Quartz are intentionally placed along your chakra centers to promote feelings of comfort, enthusiasm and instill confidence while inspiring creativity. This balancing massage aligns and revitalizes your whole self while activating your chakras and leaving you experiencing a rebirth of mindful sensations.

• Garnet is chosen for its grounding properties. Built up energy within the body needs somewhere to go if it is not useful to the body so grounding through the garnet will allow the energy to flow back into the earth.
• Carnelian supports circulation while regenerating vitality and creativity.
• Amethyst is a natural tranquilizer, it relieves stress and strain, soothes irritability, balances mood swings while dispelling anger, rage, fear and anxiety. Amethyst activates spiritual awareness, opens intuition and enhances psychic abilities as well as dissolves negativity.
• Rose quartz increases blood circulation in the body while helping to replace negative emotions with positive, returning the mind and body to a place of pure love and balance.

Creekside Spa Treatments: Experience an unparalleled relaxing spa journey with an al fresco massage. As your body relaxes by the expert touch of your practitioner your mind will relax by the calming sound of Oak Creek. Available beginning April 1, weather permitting.

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3. A Creekside Indulgence

Spring weather allows guests to dine along Oak Creek with minimal need for blankets or heaters. Dining creekside creates an ambiance for relaxation and pure involvement in the company of your companions and culinary satiation. Cress on Oak Creek welcomes guests, Sedona locals and visitors to breakfast, lunch, dinner and Sunday brunch with menus inspired by our central location in Arizona and our historical roots to southern regions of Spain, Italy and France.

Easter Brunch – March 31st, 10:00 am – 3:00 pm

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4. Mindful Immersions

Offered exclusively to guests of L’Auberge, local experts share metaphysically immersive classes along with curated art experiences for those seeking a fulfilling excursion.

Metaphysical Masterclasses

• Rise Up Sunrise Yoga – This early morning session will allow you to start your day with yoga poses such as Sun Salutations that will encourage you to open your heart and cultivate inner peace and freedom before heading out into the natural wonders of Sedona.
• Intro to Chakra’s and Chakra Bracelets – Discover the meaning of each of the 7 Chakra’s and create your own Chakra bracelet to support and balance these energy centers. A wonderful memento of your visit to Sedona.

Artist Connections

Art curator Linda Goldenstein of Sedona’s acclaimed Goldenstein Gallery has created an immersive art experience guests can enjoy without ever stepping foot off L’Auberge property. Described as a natural gallery, sculptures are spread throughout the property with exhibit pieces found in the lobby, Lodge, interior restaurant and some cottages.

This Spring Linda has assembled an exhibit featured in March around “A Woman’s Touch” highlighting Women’s Art History. Following in April, discover an Impressionist and Expressionist exhibit through the grounds. If the inspiration comes while you stroll, participate in an Art by the Glass class or interact with a local artist during Artist in Residence.

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5. “Nature-Filled Escape”

Afar.com highlighted L’Auberge de Sedona in a recent article, “These Are Our Favorite Places to Visit for Spring Break.” The article highlights the benefits of traveling during the Spring season and includes Sedona, AZ as an ideal destination.

“For a forested outpost that feels like the luxury edition of summer camp, L’Auberge de Sedona offers a restful retreat in cozy cottages.”

6. Engaging with Sedona

While in Sedona, take part in one of our Spring events, engaging your senses with Sedona.

• Piano on the Rocks International Festival: Internationally acclaimed musicians in Sedona for a three-day concert series. This festival explores the interconnection between solo piano literature, storytelling and literature. | 4/26 – 4/28/2024
• Cinco de Mayo – A colorful Fiesta saluting a rich heritage at Tlaquepaque – enjoy the festivities including mariachi musicians, Folklorico dancers and traditional Mexican food. | 5/4/2024

 

Embrace Spring in Sedona with more than just hiking (although we highly recommend exploring a trail or two), discover the graces of the season through nourishing experiences.