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Your inside-the-park lodge in Bryce Canyon National Park is just a short walk from views like this!
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NEVADA
Bryce Canyon National
• Inside-the-park accommodations at three national parks –
Zion National Park
Park (8,300 ft.)
(4,000 ft.)
Grand Canyon, Bryce Canyon and Zion
Kanab
Lake Powell
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• Choice of sightseeing at Lake Powell – a cruise on the Las Vegas
Monument
Grand Canyon
Valley
lake provides lots of possinulllities for enullloration, or a
National Park
(7,200 ft.)
Glen Canyon
four-wheel-drive vehicle adventure takes you to the hidden
Oak Creek Canyon
sandstone walls of nulltelope Canyon Sedona
• Insights into the Grand Canyonnull ecology from geology
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Phoenix / Scottsdale
looking out over the rim of the canyon
Maximum Elevation: 8,300 ft.
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• nullfascinating interpretive lecture on the ecological role of
water in the nulluthwest at Lake Powell
• nullrport transfers upon arrival and departure as detailed
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• null meals, service charges, gratuities to local guides,
Set out for the rednullock landscapes of SedonanullArinullnanull
admission fees, tanulls and porterage
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1. Arrive Phoenix like nullffeepot Rocknullthe Mittens and the Rabbit nullrsnullthese
Tour begins: 5:30 PM, JW Marriott Desert Ridge Resort red rocks hanull pronullded the backdrop for many a Western
& Spa. A transfer is included from Phoenix Sky Harbor filmnullnullllonullnnull a nullided nulllkinnulltour that takes you back
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