Take a Journey with Your Favorite Explorer

WHAT'S INCLUDED

  • Reserved front-row seat at Sedona Quest Conference (May 1–3) / All ground transportation throughout the tour / All guided site visits with David Hatcher Childress / All meals noted in the itinerary / All five exclusive Sedona experiences listed above / Private visit to the World Explorers Club

THE PITCH

You've read the books. You've watched the documentaries. Now come explore the ancient world alongside the man who wrote them.

The Epic Sedona Southwest Experience is a rare five-day journey through one of the most archaeologically rich and energetically powerful landscapes in North America — led by legendary explorer and author David Hatcher Childress.

This isn't a tour. It's an expedition. And it begins where the Quest for Ancient Civilizations conference ends.

Arrive in Sedona for the weekend of May 1–3 to take your reserved front-row seat at Sedona Quest — joining Billy Carson, William Henry, David Hatcher Childress, and the full speaker lineup for three days of deep history, consciousness, and ancient wisdom at the Sedona Performing Arts Center. Then, when the conference closes, the real adventure begins.

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SEDONA SOUTHWEST EXPERIENCE  With David Hatcher Childress  May 4–8, 2026 SEDONA SOUTHWEST EXPERIENCE  With David Hatcher Childress  May 4–8, 2026
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SEDONA SOUTHWEST EXPERIENCE With David Hatcher Childress May 4–8, 2026
$2,998.00

EPIC SEDONA SOUTHWEST EXPERIENCE

With David Hatcher Childress May 4–8, 2026 · Sedona, Arizona

Have you always wanted to travel alongside your favorite researcher? To ask the questions you never get to ask from the audience? To stand at a sacred site while the person who dedicated their life to studying it tells you what they see?

This is that week.

From the red rock vortexes of Sedona to the ancient ruins of Wupatki, the grandeur of the Grand Canyon, the mystery of Meteor Crater, and a private visit to David Hatcher Childress's own World Explorers Club — this itinerary covers ground most travelers never reach, and experiences most people never find.

Limited to 28 participants. Attendees book their own accommodations. Ground transportation, guides, meals, and exclusive Sedona experiences included.

THE ITINERARY

PRE-TOUR — SEDONA QUEST CONFERENCE

Friday–Sunday, May 1–3, 2026Sedona Performing Arts Center

Your Southwest Experience begins with a reserved front-row seat at Sedona Quest for Ancient Civilizations — three full days with David Hatcher Childress, Billy Carson, William Henry, and the complete speaker lineup. This is your orientation into the world you're about to explore in person. The conference closes Sunday evening. The expedition begins Tuesday morning.

Sunday Evening (Optional) — WVZM Studio Open House Before the tour officially begins, join us for a private behind-the-scenes evening at the WVZM Studio — the production hub behind 15 years of Quest events, podcasts, tours, and content. Meet the team, see the archives, and connect with your fellow expedition members over the first of many memorable evenings in Sedona. For those who have followed this work from a distance, this is where it all comes from.

DAY 1 — INTO THE RED ROCKS

Tuesday, May 4, 2026

6:00 – 8:00am — Private Sunrise Vortex Session ✦ Before the day begins and before the crowds arrive, your expedition opens with an exclusive private sunrise experience at one of Sedona's four primary vortex sites — guided by a local indigenous knowledge keeper. This is the Sedona most visitors never access. The red rocks at dawn, the silence of the desert, and the energy of the land as DHC introduces the week ahead. This sets the tone for everything that follows.

9:00am – 12:00pm — Crescent Moon State Park Begin the expedition in one of Sedona's most iconic natural settings. Cathedral Rock rises from the creek bed as DHC sets the stage for the week ahead — the landscape, the people who lived here, and what they left behind.

12:00 – 2:00pm — Picnic Lunch in Nature

2:00 – 4:00pm — Dow Mountain & Airport Mesa Two of Sedona's most powerful vortex sites. Expansive views, ancient energy, and open sky in every direction.

4:00 – 5:00pm — Modern Megalithic Site A lesser-known local site with remarkable construction — a conversation starter that bridges ancient building traditions with the present day.

5:00 – 6:30pm — Private Sound Healing Session ✦ Before dinner, gather for a private group sound healing experience led by one of Sedona's most gifted local practitioners — crystal bowls, Tibetan instruments, and the resonance of the red rock landscape still in your body from the day. This isn't a spa treatment. It's a recalibration. The ancient sites make more sense when you've stopped long enough to feel them.

6:30 – 8:30pm — Welcome BBQ Dinner Gather around the fire, meet your fellow explorers, and settle into the rhythm of the week.

DAY 2 — RUINS, RIMS & THE GRAND CANYON

Wednesday, May 5, 2026

A full-day journey north into some of the most dramatic ancient and natural landscapes in the American Southwest.

9:00am – 12:00pm — Wupatki, Lomaki & Wukoki Ruins Three extraordinary ancestral Puebloan sites within the Wupatki National Monument. DHC brings these ruins to life — the who, the when, and the questions that remain unanswered.

12:00 – 1:30pm — Picnic Lunch on the Road

1:30 – 4:00pm — Grand Canyon South Rim Stand at the edge of one of the most awe-inspiring places on earth. Time to take it in, explore, and reflect.

4:00 – 5:00pm — Little Colorado River Gorge A dramatic overlook that most Grand Canyon visitors miss entirely — and a place sacred in Hopi tradition as the place of emergence.

5:00 – 6:00pm — Cameron Trading Post A living piece of Southwest history at the crossroads of Navajo country.

Evening — Dinner

DAY 3 — JEROME, THE RIM & TUZIGOOT

Thursday, May 6, 2026

9:00am – 12:00pm — Jerome & the Mining Museum A Victorian-era ghost town perched on Cleopatra Hill with a mining history as dramatic as its views. The overlook from the Mogollon Rim stretches for a hundred miles on a clear day.

12:00 – 1:30pm — Lunch

2:00 – 4:00pm — Tuzigoot National Monument A hilltop pueblo rising above the Verde Valley, occupied for over 400 years. One of the most undervisited and underappreciated ruins in Arizona.

4:00 – 5:00pm — Return to Sedona

6:00 – 9:00pm — Private Farm-to-Table Dinner ✦ This evening is something special. A long table set under the Arizona sky at a local Sedona farm or garden property — local produce, Sedona wine, and the kind of unhurried conversation that only happens when extraordinary people are gathered in an extraordinary place. DHC at the head of the table, the red rocks at last light, and nowhere else to be. This is the evening people write home about.

DAY 4 — METEOR CRATER, WINSLOW & WALNUT CANYON

Friday, May 7, 2026

9:00am – 12:00pm — Verde Valley Museum & Salt Mine Sites Local archaeology and the ancient salt trade routes that connected civilizations across the Southwest.

12:00 – 2:00pm — Lunch in Winslow Standing on a corner in Winslow, Arizona — yes, that corner.

2:00 – 4:00pm — Meteor Crater One of the best-preserved impact craters on Earth — a mile wide, 550 feet deep, and 50,000 years old. DHC's perspective on cosmic events and catastrophism makes this one a conversation you won't forget.

4:00 – 5:30pm — Walnut Canyon National Monument Cliff dwellings built into the canyon walls by the Sinagua people nearly a thousand years ago. Intimate, accessible, and extraordinary.

Evening — Dinner

After Dinner — Red Rock Stargazing Session ✦ Sedona's dark skies are among the finest in the American Southwest. Following dinner, gather under the stars for a private guided stargazing session — a local astronomer with a knowledge of Hopi and Puebloan celestial traditions connects the night sky overhead to the ruins visited throughout the week. Randall Carlson's work on cosmic cycles and catastrophism is the lens. The Milky Way in May over the red rocks is the experience. This is the moment when the entire week snaps into focus.

DAY 5 — PETROGLYPHS, ANCIENT WATERS & FAREWELL

Saturday, May 8, 2026

The final day saves some of the best for last — including an exclusive stop that no commercial tour offers.

9:00 – 10:30am — V-Bar-V Ranch Petroglyphs The largest and best-preserved petroglyph site in the Verde Valley — over 1,000 individual images carved into the rock face by the Sinagua people. DHC walks you through what we know, and what we don't.

10:30am – 12:00pm — Montezuma's Well A natural limestone sink fed by 1.5 million gallons of water daily, surrounded by ancient irrigation canals and cliff dwellings. Sacred to the Yavapai and Hopi people.

12:00 – 2:00pm — Picnic Farewell Lunch

2:00 – 4:00pm — Montezuma's Castle National Monument A five-story, 20-room cliff dwelling built into a limestone recess 100 feet above the valley floor. One of the best-preserved prehistoric structures in North America.

4:00 – 6:00pm — World Explorers Club with David Hatcher Childress ✦ A private visit to DHC's own base of operations in the Verde Valley. This is the moment the week has been building to — artifacts, archives, conversation, and a glimpse into the life of a man who has spent decades searching the world for answers.

6:00 – 8:00pm — Farewell BBQ Dinner Raise a glass to five days of exploration, new friendships, and ancient mysteries. The world looks different now. It always does after a week like this.

WHAT'S INCLUDED

  • Reserved front-row seat at Sedona Quest Conference (May 1–3)

  • All ground transportation throughout the tour

  • All guided site visits with David Hatcher Childress

  • All meals noted in the itinerary

  • All five exclusive Sedona experiences listed above

  • Private visit to the World Explorers Club

WHAT TO ARRANGE INDEPENDENTLY

  • Flights and arrival into Sedona / Flagstaff / Phoenix /

  • Hotel accommodations (recommendations available at every price point)

TWO TIERS AVAILABLE

The Expedition — Full itinerary with all site visits, meals, and DHC guiding The Full Immersion — Everything above plus exclusive Sedona experiences ✦

Book to Secure your Space availability.

Space is limited to 28 participants. This experience sells out.quest4ancients.com · robert@worldviewzmedia.com

EPIC SEDONA SOUTHWEST EXPERIENCE With Billy Carson June 3–8, 2026 · Sedona, Arizona
$3,400.00

EPIC SEDONA SOUTHWEST EXPERIENCE

With Billy Carson

June 3–8, 2026 · Sedona, Arizona $2899

THE PITCH

You've followed his research. You've watched his shows. Now come explore the ancient world alongside the man himself.

The Epic Sedona Southwest Experience with Billy Carson is a rare five-day expedition through one of the most archaeologically and energetically charged landscapes on earth — guided by the founder of 4Biddenknowledge and one of the most compelling voices in ancient history and consciousness today.

This isn't a tour. It's an immersion. And there is no better place on the planet to have it than Sedona in June.

Have you always wanted to travel alongside Billy Carson? To go beyond the content and have the real conversations — at the actual sites, under the actual sky, with a small group of people who share your curiosity? To stand at a petroglyph panel or an ancient ruin and hear what Billy sees when he looks at it?

This is that week.

From the sacred red rock vortexes of Sedona to the ancestral ruins of Wupatki, the overwhelming scale of the Grand Canyon, the cosmic impact of Meteor Crater, and an exclusive afternoon at Billy's own creative and research hub — this itinerary goes places most travelers never find and asks questions most tours never dare.

Fresh off the energy of Sedona Quest for Ancient Civilizations, this experience picks up exactly where the conference leaves off — and takes the conversation into the field.

Limited to 28 participants. Attendees book their own accommodations. Ground transportation, guides, and meals included.

THE ITINERARY

PRE-TOUR — SEDONA QUEST CONFERENCE

Friday–Sunday, May 1–3, 2026Sedona Performing Arts Center

Your Southwest Experience begins with a reserved front-row seat at Sedona Quest for Ancient Civilizations — three full days with Billy Carson, David Hatcher Childress, William Henry, and the complete speaker lineup. Consider this your orientation into the ancient world you're about to explore in person. Then take a few days to rest, explore Sedona on your own, and prepare for what's ahead.

DAY 1 — INTO THE RED ROCKS

Tuesday, June 3, 2026

9:00am – 12:00pm — Crescent Moon State Park The expedition begins at one of Sedona's most iconic settings, with Cathedral Rock reflected in Oak Creek. Billy sets the tone for the week — the landscape, its history, its energy, and the lens through which he reads ancient places.

12:00 – 2:00pm — Picnic Lunch in Nature

2:00 – 4:00pm — Dow Mountain & Airport Mesa Two of Sedona's most visited vortex sites — but experienced very differently when you're standing there with someone who has spent years studying energy, consciousness, and their relationship to sacred geography.

4:00 – 5:00pm — Modern Megalithic Site A local construction that raises the same questions as ancient megalithic sites worldwide — and sparks exactly the kind of conversation this week is built around.

5:00 – 7:00pm — Welcome BBQ Dinner The fire is lit, the group is together, and the week begins. Meet your fellow explorers and settle into the rhythm of the expedition.

DAY 2 — RUINS, RIMS & THE GRAND CANYON

Wednesday, June 4, 2026

A full-day journey north into the most dramatic ancient and natural landscapes in the American Southwest.

9:00am – 12:00pm — Wupatki, Lomaki & Wukoki Ruins Three remarkable ancestral Puebloan sites within Wupatki National Monument. Billy brings his knowledge of ancient architecture, star alignment, and civilization patterns to ruins that have puzzled researchers for generations.

12:00 – 1:30pm — Picnic Lunch on the Road

1:30 – 4:00pm — Grand Canyon South Rim One of the most awe-inspiring places on earth — and through Billy's lens, a site with layers of history the National Park Service has yet to fully explore. Take it in. Ask the questions.

4:00 – 5:00pm — Little Colorado River Gorge A dramatic overlook most Grand Canyon visitors miss entirely — and a place with deep significance in Hopi cosmology.

5:00 – 6:00pm — Cameron Trading Post A living crossroads of Southwest culture and Navajo history.

Evening — Dinner

DAY 3 — JEROME, THE RIM & TUZIGOOT

Thursday, June 5, 2026

9:00am – 12:00pm — Jerome & the Mining Museum A spectacular Victorian ghost town clinging to Cleopatra Hill, with a boom-and-bust mining history as dramatic as its 360-degree views. The overlook from the Mogollon Rim reveals the sheer scale of the Verde Valley below.

12:00 – 1:30pm — Lunch

2:00 – 4:00pm — Tuzigoot National Monument A hilltop pueblo occupied for over 400 years, rising above the Verde Valley with commanding views in every direction. One of the most under visited and under appreciated ruins in Arizona.

4:00 – 5:00pm — Return to Sedona

Evening — Dinner & Open Discussion

DAY 4 — METEOR CRATER, WINSLOW & WALNUT CANYON

Friday, June 6, 2026

9:00am – 12:00pm — Verde Valley Museum & Salt Mine Sites Local archaeology and the ancient trade networks that connected civilizations across the Southwest for thousands of years.

12:00 – 2:00pm — Lunch in Winslow Standing on a corner in Winslow, Arizona — yes, that corner.

2:00 – 4:00pm — Meteor Crater A mile wide, 550 feet deep, and 50,000 years old. One of the best-preserved impact craters on Earth. Billy's knowledge of cosmic events, catastrophism, and their effect on ancient civilizations makes this stop one of the most memorable conversations of the week.

4:00 – 5:30pm — Walnut Canyon National Monument Cliff dwellings built into sheer canyon walls by the Sinagua people nearly a thousand years ago — intimate, accessible, and genuinely extraordinary.

Evening — Dinner

DAY 5 — PETROGLYPHS, ANCIENT WATERS & FAREWELL

Saturday, June 7, 2026

The final day saves some of the best for last — including an exclusive stop that no other tour offers.

9:00 – 10:30am — V-Bar-V Ranch Petroglyphs The largest and best-preserved petroglyph site in the Verde Valley — over 1,000 individual images carved by the Sinagua people. Billy walks you through the symbols, the cosmology, and the deeper questions these images raise about ancient knowledge and communication.

10:30am – 12:00pm — Montezuma's Well A sacred natural limestone sink fed by 1.5 million gallons of water every day, surrounded by ancient cliff dwellings and irrigation canals still visible today. Deeply significant to the Yavapai and Hopi people.

12:00 – 2:00pm — Picnic Farewell Lunch

2:00 – 4:00pm — Montezuma's Castle National Monument A five-story, 20-room cliff dwelling built into a limestone recess 100 feet above the valley floor — one of the best-preserved prehistoric structures in North America.

4:00 – 6:00pm — Exclusive Session with Billy Carson ✦ The moment the week has been building toward. A private, intimate gathering with Billy — open Q&A, deep conversation, and a chance to go as far down the rabbit hole as the group wants to go. No agenda, no stage, no camera. Just explorers talking.

6:00 – 8:00pm — Farewell BBQ Dinner Raise a glass to five days of discovery, ancient mysteries, and the friendships that only form when you've shared a week like this. The world looks different now. It always does.

WHAT'S INCLUDED

  • Reserved front-row seat at Sedona Quest Conference (May 1–3)

  • All ground transportation throughout the tour

  • All guided site visits and commentary with Billy Carson

  • All meals noted in the itinerary

  • Exclusive private session with Billy Carson on Day 5

WHAT TO ARRANGE INDEPENDENTLY

  • Flights and arrival into Sedona / Flagstaff / Phoenix

  • Hotel accommodations for the tour dates (recommendations available on request)

Space is limited to 28 participants.quest4ancients.com · robert@worldviewzmedia.com

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🗿 David Hatcher Childress Ancient Civilizations & Lost America Sept 17-23, 2026
$3,900.00

🗿 Epic Southwest Road Trip

with David Hatcher Childress

Ancient Civilizations & Lost America
Sept 17-23, 2026 $3900

Join David Hatcher Childress on a deep-dive journey through Ancestral Puebloan lands, legendary ruins, and high-strangeness sites across Arizona and New Mexico.

Highlights

  • Chaco Canyon & Canyon de Chelly

  • Mining history, ruins, and megalithic mysteries

  • Legendary storytelling in the field @ ancient sites

Itinerary

Day 1 – Thursday, Sept 17
9am–5pm • Jerome Art Walk & Mining Tour
Summit views • Tuzigoot Museum
Sedona sites
Evening visit to a modern megalithic lodge

Day 2 – Friday, Sept 18
9am–5pm • Walnut Canyon
Meteor Crater
Lunch at La Posada Inn, Winslow
Drive to Gallup 1 night

Day 3 – Saturday, Sept 19
9am–5pm • Chaco Canyon
Picnic Lunch
Farmington 1 night

Day 4 – Sunday, Sept 20
9am–5pm • Salmon Ruins

Picnic Lunch

Mesa Verde

Cortez 1 Night

Day 5 – Monday, Sept 21
9am–5pm • Chinle Canyon de Chelly Jeep Tour

Chinle 1 night

Day 6 – Tuesday, Sept 22
9am–5pm • Coal Mine Canyon
Dinosaur Tracks /

Cameron Trading Post 1 night
Farewell Dinner

Day 7 – Wednesday, Sept 23
9am–12pm • Wupatki Return to Sedona
Scenic drive through Oak Creek Canyon
Uptown Sedona sightseeing & shopping

Why These Trips Are Different

  • Maximum 28 participants

  • Direct access to the presenters

  • No stage, no podium—real conversations in real places

  • Designed for connection, discovery, and shared experience

These are not tours.
They are journeys.

Registration & Details

Spots are extremely limited. Single Occupancy
Dates, pricing, and registration links coming soon.

Join the mailing list or reserve early to secure your place.

Minimum 50% Deposit secures your seat / Balance due 30 days prior to departure Contact: robert@worldviewzmedia.com to make a deposit

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