A place of prayer known as the new vortex. It is a place of prayer for Tibetan Buddhism, but anyone is welcome regardless of religion. However, the guide told us that private conversations are prohibited at a volume higher than a whisper. We were blessed with good weather and it was a place where time passed peacefully. It is less famous than the four major vortexes, but that is why there are not many people and you can relax. If you are looking for healing, this is a place I highly recommend.

No matter your religious affiliation, this is an inspiring and spiritual place. The trail, while short, could be difficult for some people to navigate. The stupa, the prayer flags, the bells, and the medicine wheel are all something I did not expect to see in the middle of Sedona. (Then again, why not?!)

This is a place to sit and reflect, meditate or pray. Everyone that was there seemed to understand it was a place of solitude and respected each other's space. Don't bring children unless they can be respectful and quiet. There are many shaded area's within the Peace Park to sit. There is overflow parking if the main lot is full. The main lot doesn't hold very many cars so if it is full, expect there to be alot of people. This experience isn't for everyone but if you can alter your mindset to embrace what this place is for then you will enjoy it. Lots of bird feeders, prayer flags blowing in the breeze, windchimes, prayer wheels. Loved it.