Arizona | Grand Canyon & Sedona
Trip Length: 5 days/4 nights
Price: $2,498 ($580 single supplement)
Dates:
Mar 17 2011 - Mar 21 2011
Sep 26 2011 - Sep 30 2011
Oct 02 2011 - Oct 06 2011
Oct 10 2011 - Oct 14 2011
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Arizona | Grand Canyon & Sedona Itinerary
(Host City: Scottsdale, Arizona)Day 1: Scottsdale/Red Rock State Park/Sedona
Day 2: Grand Canyon National Park/South Kaibab Trail
Day 3: Grand Canyon National Park / Hermit Trail to Dripping Springs
Day 4: Grand Canyon National Park/Bright Angel Trail
Day 5: Grand Canyon National Park/Scottsdale
Quotes From the Field:
"Arizona and the Grand Canyon will always have a special place in my heart. It was 1996 when I ran one of my first trips to the area. Now, nearly 14 years later, I'm exited to report that nothing's changed - I'm struck with the same feeling of awe and excitement as I was in '96. When it comes to the Grand Canyon, nothing compares."
Dan Austin - ALA Owner/Founder
Grand Canyon Hiking Tours
High desert country
From Sedona to one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World, Arizona’s scenery is nothing short of spectacular.
- Hike to the Eagle’s Nest in Red Rock State Park for expansive views of Sedona, the Mogollon Rim and the Verde River Valley
- Stroll the cobble-stoned walkways and magnificent arched entryways of Tlaquepaque, Sedona’s Arts and Crafts village
- Follow the switchbacks on South Kaibab Trail to an overlook at Ooh Aah Point for 360-degree views of the Grand Canyon
- Descend 1,200 feet into the Canyon through 40 million years of geological history to Cedar Ridge
- Hunt for fossils and dinosaur footprints in a seldom visited side canyon along the West Rim
- Have lunch in a secluded alcove to a soundtrack of trickling water in Dripping Springs
- Hike Bright Angel Trail along shady creek beds, keeping an eye out for big horn sheep
- Savor a festive dinner at a local hot spot before calling it a night in the comfort of the elegant El Tovar Hotel, your home throughout your stay
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Distinctive Accommodations
5 days/4 nightsNights 1-4: El Tovar Hotel
Recently renovated and listed as a Registered National Historic Landmark, El Tovar Hotel first opened its doors in 1905 and has hosted such luminaries as Albert Einstein and Theodore Roosevelt. Located on the rim of the Canyon, El Tovar’s elegant charm makes it the premier lodging facility at the Grand Canyon.
A few more reasons why you've gotta go on a Grand Canyon hiking trip...
1. The Chapel of the Holy Cross: You'd be hard pressed to find a better place to relax and reflect.
2. The views from South Kaibab Trail: They're eye-popping!
3. Tlaquepaque's boutiques: A shopper's paradise.
4. The food! From picnic lunches to 5-star dinners, you'll be treated to some of Arizona's tastiest cuisine.
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