Grand Canyon & Sedona High Desert Country Adventure
Trip Length: 6 days/5 nights
Price: $1,798 ($250 Single Supplement)
Dates:
Mar 29 2009 - Apr 03 2009
Apr 26 2009 - May 01 2009
Oct 18 2009 - Oct 23 2009
Oct 25 2009 - Oct 30 2009
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Grand Canyon & Sedona High Desert Country Adventure Itinerary
(Host City: Scottsdale, Arizona)Day 1: Scottsdale, Red Butte Trail, Grand Canyon National Park
Day 2: Grand Canyon, Bright Angel Trail, Indian Garden, Plateau Point
Day 3: Grand Canyon, South Kaibab Trail
Day 4: Grand Canyon, Desert View Watchtower, Navajo Nation, Wupatki Ruins
Day 5: Sedona, Oak Creek Canyon, Scottsdale
Day 6: Sedona, Scottsdale/Departure
From the Field: Arizona Vacations
"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, 10 years later, I'm exited to report that nothing's changed - I'm struck with the same feeling of awe and excitement as I scout for this new program. When it comes to the Grand Canyon, nothing compares."
Dan Austin, Grand Canyon & Sedona scouting trip, 2006
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"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, 10 years later, I'm exited to report that nothing's changed - I'm struck with the same feeling of awe and excitement as I scout for this new program. When it comes to the Grand Canyon, nothing compares."
Dan Austin, Grand Canyon & Sedona scouting trip, 2006
Read more about Arizona vacations and our Arizona tours >>
Arizona: Grand Canyon and Sedona Tours High Desert Country Adventure
From Sedona to one of the 7 Natural Wonders of the World, Arizona's scenery is nothing short of spectacular
Climb Red Butte, or what the Havasupai Indians refer to as the sacred Wii'i Gdwiisa, "clenched fist mountain," for 360-degree views of Grand Canyon National Park. Hike Bright Angel Trail along shady creek beds, keeping an eye out for big horn sheep. Trek deep into the Grand Canyon to an overlook at Ooh Aah Point before descending 1,200 feet through 40 million years of geological history to Cedar Ridge.
Explore the pueblos, field houses, rock art and pottery of the Wupatki ruins, once home to prehistoric Anasazi and Sinagua farmers and traders. Hike to the Eagle's Nest for expansive views of Sedona, the Mogollon Rim and the Verde River Valley. Visit the village of Tlaquepaque for some of the best shopping the Southwest has to offer and walk in the footsteps of Hollywood stars on the breathtaking "set" of Red Rock Crossing.
By night, savor a festive dinner at a local hot spot or a home cooked meal and a s'mores around the fire before calling it a night in the comfort of your lodge or luxury campsite.
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Distinctive Accommodations
6 days/5 nightsNights 1 - 3: Grand Canyon Campsite
Deluxe camping near the rim of the Grand Canyon. Dine on gourmet meals and swap stories about the day as you roast marshmallows under a star-filled sky.
Nights 4 & 5: Sky Ranch Lodge
Perched atop Airport Mesa, 500 feet above the town of Sedona below, you'll find Sky Ranch Lodge. Take in the colorful red rock landscape from an excellent vantage point with views extending for up to 75 miles in all directions. Stroll along beautiful garden paths that cross meandering creeks, ponds and bridges; take a dip in the pool, or pamper yourself at the spa. In the evening, watch the expansive sky transform as a dazzling sunset dips into a twinkling ocean of stars. Rooms include a private deck or balcony and fireplace. Visit the website for Sky Ranch Lodge >>
Grand Canyon & Sedona High Desert Country Adventure
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A few more reasons why you've gotta go...
- The Chapel of the Holy Cross: there's no better place to relax and reflect.
- The views from South Kaibab Trail: they're eye-popping!
- Tlaquepaque's boutiques: a shopper's paradise.
- The food! From picnic lunches to 5-star dinners, you'll be treated to some of Arizona's tastiest cuisine.
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