About Vortex Locations
Full tours are currently operating within the Florida State Park system. Free beach meditation meetups are at Sarasota County Parks.
Myakka River
State Park
Address: 13208 State Road 72, Sarasota, FL 34241-9546
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Venture into the palmetto flats and journey into your heart in the wild and scenic Myakka River State Park.
Your tour guide will teach you how to connect to the energy of the landscape and the unique vortex flows found throughout the 37,999 acre park. This vortex tour can also be extended to include additional attractions inside the park, like boat tours, canopy walk, and wildlife viewing. Length of hike can vary based on skill and experience level or participants. Myakka is the perfect park for an avid hiker who wants a guide to explore the hidden gems.
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Meeting Location: Log Cabin,
the 2nd left after ranger station.
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Oscar Scherer
State Park
Address: 1843 S Tamiami Trl, Osprey, FL 34229-9663
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Sink into a lush oasis and feel held by the gentle oaks and swaying pines of Oscar Scherer State Park. The short trails are safe and inviting to amature hikers. This park is located in the town of Osprey, 20 minutes south of downtown Sarasota. The legacy trail, a bike and pedestrian path runs throught the park and can be included in the tour if desired. This park has lots of open areas to put down a blanket for a restful meditation. Oscar Scherer is the perfect park for people new to hiking and desiring the comfort of a suburban experience.
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Meeting Location: Nature Center,
Third right after ranger station.
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South Lido Key
Beach Park on the Gulf
Address: 2201 Benjamin Franklin Dr. Sarasota, FL 34236
Big Energy where the Gulf meets the Bay at Big Pass.
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Meeting Location: 5-7 minute walk from the parking lot to the sandy peninsula on the Gulf side.
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Siesta Key Beach
Address: 948 Beach Rd, Siesta Key, FL 34242.
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The one, the only, the original Sarasota Vortex.
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Meeting Location: Park near the playground and look for the big Australian Pine tree on the beach behind the elevated Sun Deck.
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