STORIES BY Ken Burns
RED ROCKS & PAINTED CANYONS
CELEBRATES THE NATIONAL PARK SERVICE CENTENNIAL 1916~2016
GRAND CANYON NATIONAL PARK ~ BRYCE CANYON NATIONAL PARK ~ GLEN CANYON / LAKE POWELL ~ ZION NATIONAL PARK Picture your family exploring sculpted sandstone “cities” thousands of years old – on hikes, a trail ride, and flightseeing over Rainbow Bridge... river rafting on the Colorado River, off-roading in a Pink Jeep in Sedona, cruising Lake Powell... checking out a slot canyon and hoodoos... and peeking deep inside our planet at the Grand Canyon!
1. ARRIVE PHOENIX Tour begins: 5:30 PM, Four Seasons Resort Scottsdale at Troon North. A transfer is included from Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport to the Four Seasons Resort Scottsdale at Troon North. Join us for a welcome dinner tonight. Meals D
2. SEDONA & THE GRAND CANYON Drive to stunning Sedona where you can explore on your own or go off-roading in the Sedona hills by Pink Jeep. Continue to the Grand Canyon for a guided walk along the South Rim of the Grand Canyon with an instructor from the Grand Canyon Field Institute. Stay the night in Grand Canyon National Park right near the rim of the canyon. Meals BD
3. THE CANYON’S EAST RIM & LAKE POWELL Spend the morning at leisure before we drive to Page, Arizona. Stop along the way for different perspectives on the canyon from a variety of lookout points. Lake Powell in Glen Canyon National Recreation Area is your destination for the next two nights; you’ll stay in a waterfront hotel. Meals BLD
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4. FLIGHTSEEING & A LAKE CRUISE Weather permitting, take off on an included flightseeing* excursion over Rainbow Bridge. This afternoon, a private cruise on Lake
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Zion National Park (4,000 ft.)
Las Vegas
Grand Canyon National Park (7,200 ft.)
Sedona CALIFORNIA Phoenix ARIZONA Maximum Elevation: 8,300 ft. UTAH COLORADO
Bryce Canyon National Park (8,300 ft.)
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Lake Powell Glen Canyon Dam
Monument Valley MEXICO NEW
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