North America › United States
£
PRICE PER DAY MY OWN ROOM
349 £
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1699 £
TOUR ONLY
Camping America’s West 22 days › San Francisco to San Francisco
✓ Strolling the hills of San Francisco ✓ Learning about Navajo culture ✓ Hiking through the best of the West’s parks ✓ Sipping Napa Valley wine ✓ Standing on the rim of the Grand Canyon
This trip takes you on an incredible loop from beautiful San Francisco and back again with stops in LA, San Diego, Phoenix and Las Vegas along the way. In between, you’ll have the chance to take a dip in the Pacifi c, picnic in Arizona’s Red Rock State Park, raft the Colorado River, hike the Grand Canyon and stretch out under star-fi lled skies in the region’s top national parks.
Itinerary & Sightseeing
Day 1-3 San Francisco/Big Sur/Santa Barbara (1B,1L,2D) Orientation tour of San Francisco. Wind the roads of the coast, checking out Big Sur and Julia Pfeiffer Burns State Park. Enjoy a campfire at Cachuma Lake. › Day 4-6 Los Angeles/San Diego (2B,1L,2D) Take in the sights on city tours of LA and San Diego. Optional Universal Studio’s tour or surf the waves › Day 7 Scottsdale (1B,1L) Visit the Imperial Sand Dunes, the largest mass of sand dunes in California before travelling to Scottsdale for a real cowboy town experience › Day 8-9 Grand Canyon National Park (1B,2L,2D) Visit Montezuma Castle. Hike the ‘Grandest of Canyons’, take an optional helicopter flight › Day 10-11 Lake Powell/Monument Valley (2B,2L,1D) Visit the Glen Canyon Dam. Take an optional tour of Antelope Canyon. › Day 12-13 Moab (2B,1L,1D) Hike in Canyonlands National Park and visit the rock formations of Arches National Park. › Day 14 Bryce Canyon National Park (1B,1L,1D) Drive along Scenic Byway 12. Learn about the Fremont culture and view petroglyphs at Capitol Reef National Park. › Day 15-16 Zion National Park/ Las Vegas (1B,1L) Hike in Zion National Park. Explore Las Vegas along the famous Vegas Strip. › Day 17 Death Valley National Park/Bishop (1L,1D) Visit the hottest, driest and lowest point in North America: Death Valley. › Day 18-19 Yosemite National Park (2B,2L,2D) Marvel at the park’s peaks, granite domes and giant sequoias. › Day 20 Napa Valley/Petaluma (1B,1L,1D) Visit the vineyards of beautiful Napa Valley. › Day 21 San Francisco (1B) Check out Fisherman’s Wharf and the Golden Gate Bridge on an orientation tour. › Day 22 San Francisco Depart anytime.
78 Energy Level Tour Code: NUFFG Napa Valley
Francisco Monterey
Big Sur Death Valley NP San Yosemite NP Bishop Las Vegas
Lake Powell Grand
Canyon NP Los Angeles
Monument Valley
U S A Bryce Canyon NP Zion NP Moab Discovery
San Diego What you need to know
What’s included: Entrance fees to all National Parks with hiking and walking excursions. Orientation tours of San Francisco, Los Angeles, San Diego and Las Vegas. Entrance fee to Montezuma Castle. Sunset pizza at the rim of the Grand Canyon.
Accommodation: Hotels (6 nts), participation camping (15 nts). Transport: Air-conditioned private touring van. Group size: Max 13, avg 10. Group leader: Group Leader. Meals included: 15 breakfasts, 14 lunches, 13 dinners. Meal budget: Allow USD150-175 for meals not included.
To fi nd out more visit
www.edgeadventures.com
This tour runs in the following months: Jan
May Sep
Feb Jun Oct
Mar Jul
Nov
Scottsdale
Apr Aug Dec
For full details of tour dates and prices visit
www.edgeadventures.com/tours/nuffg
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