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Southwest National Park Road Trip

Southwest National Park
Road Trip

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9 DAYS, 8 NIGHTS customizable package
PRICES starting from $1319.00 per person based on double occupancy
On this Wild West romp through Arizona, Nevada, and Utah, you will pay homage to six major locations to witness breathtaking red rock formations, slot canyons, and otherworldly stone arches. On the road, you’ll get glimpses of the rare saguaro cacti with mesas and buttes off in the distance. Here in the Southwest, when the sun sets, people turns their faces towards he mountains to see them pulsate in shades of gold, orange, pink, and crimson.

In Arizona, you will spy the joyful Snoopy beagle (from the Peanuts cartoon), frozen as a natural rock sculpture lying on his back in Sedona.  By the time you get to Utah’s Bryce Canyon National Park, its hoodoo spires will leave you mesmerized.  In Nevada, manmade Lake Las Vegas is an exhilarating watersport playground for yachting, electric boating, and flyboarding, an adventure that jettisons a thrill-seeker in the air via a 55-foot hose filled with water.

Finally, through museums and historic tours, squint through the lens of the past to learn about the Native American tribes who dwelled in caves and concocted medicinal poultices from shrubs, flowers, and bark.  Picture wranglers camping in the stillness under starry skies.  You will join them soon. Gas up the Bronco.  Pull on your cowboy boots.  And buckle in for the ride.   Yee ha!

Southwest National Park Road Trip Highlights

Sedona

The New Age town of Sedona is confident visitors will agree its slogan, “the most beautiful place on earth,” for nowhere else will you uncover glowing red sandstone formations aptly named Cathedral Rock, Steamboat Rock, and Coffee Pot Rock. Coast the Red Rock Scenic Byway to take in the eye candy. Some 1.8 million acres of national forest surround Sedona, and you will be treated to mesas, buttes, and more than 400 miles of trails. Chapel of the Holy Cross, a modern architectural icon that seems chiseled into the mountains, and the stunning Red Rock State Park are but a few of its official treasures. Local and regional parks proliferate. Jeep tours, helicopter rides, and ballooning excursions enable you to see and feel the landscape from diverse vantage points. This international destination also has a reputation for high-quality Southwestern art as seen through its many galleries, and a visit to the Tlaquepaque Arts & Crafts Village will prove this true.

Verde Canyon

A friendly neighbor next to Sedona, Verde Canyon, as everyone says, is best experienced from the seat of the Verde Canyon Railroad, a train comprised of heritage boxcars, each with a different theme. The 3.5 hour, 21-mile train ride is an adventure that begins in the cowboy town of Clarkdale, home of the always-popular Arizona Copper Art Museum. Train riders learn about area history and geography as well as exciting four-legged and feathered inhabitants: the pig-like javelina and bald eagles. The train depot features a museum, gift shop, and a café, all open to the public. Meanwhile, at Tuzigoot National Monument, you’ll wander ancient pueblo remains.

Monument Valley

The Monument Valley Tribal Park, owned by the Navajo Nation, spans more than 91,000 acres, covering both Utah and Arizona. Begin your pilgrimage at the park’s Arizona visitor center in the northern part of the state where you’ll be awed by the panorama of mesas and buttes. Found at 5,564 feet above sea level, the park is a proverbial hidden gem. Be the first in your friend group to brag about its sandstone skyscrapers that tower up to 1,000 feet. Various tours such as the sunrise, sunset, and stargazing excursions are led by members of the Navajo Nation. Experience Native American living when you arrange a night in a traditional Navajo home or hogan.

Bryce Canyon

A Utah favorite, Bryce Canyon celebrated for its signature 8,000 to 9,000-foot-high hoodoos, red rocks that have eroded into long tall spires. While you can find hoodoos in other parts of the world, Bryce Canyon boasts the highest concentration of hoodoos anywhere. The park offers many lookout points accessible by car and provides activities such as horseback riding, hiking, and camping. In this alpine environment, visitors will also discover waterfalls and mule deer. The All-American Road Scenic Byway 12 (more than 120 bucolic miles) and official Cycling Scenic Byway (approximately 27 miles) pass through this national park for unforgettable auto or bicycle cruising.

Zion National Park

Immerse yourself in outdoor grandeur beyond imagination in southwest Utah. Sweeping landscapes of high-walled slot canyons with Big Horn sheep and swarms of bats remind you that you are in Nature’s amphitheater. This 229-square-mile masterpiece deserves a capital A for adrenalin, for Zion supports the sport of canyoneering which combines rappelling, swimming, hiking, and route finding. In the summer, temperatures hit 100 degrees. It is no wonder people are advised to drink a gallon of water a day to stay hydrated. In the fall, Zion explodes with autumn color. Located in Springdale, the park’s topography is lavished with arches, mesas, deserts, and unique slot canyons where walls of sheer rock appear to sandwich its visitors.

Lake Las Vegas

This manmade lake was designed for comfort. Nestled in Henderson, a suburb outside of the Las Vegas gambling strip, the 320-acre body of water delivers splashing refreshment for couples and families seeking an active vacation where the term “roughing it,” is never uttered. Posh Hilton Lake Las Vegas Resort and Spa and the Westin Lake Las Vegas Resort and Spa represent the two luxury properties anchoring the recreation area, but hundreds of vacation condo and house rentals are available for the asking. The lake offers a waterpark with obstacle course, electric boating, kayaking, and host of watercraft suitable for young and old.

Itinerary

Our Southwest Road Trip vacation package is customizable based on traveler’s desired travel experience and length. Package includes 8 nights accommodations and excursions requiring advanced reservations. Travelers are responsible for rental car arrangement.

Classic Package

Hotels
Scottsdale: Holiday Inn Express, Hilton Garden Inn or equivalent
Sedona: Sky Rock Inn, Hampton Inn or equivalent
Page: Best Western, Hampton Inn or equivalent
Bryce Canyon: Ruby Inn or equivalent
St. George: Best Western Plus Abbey Inn, Holiday Inn or equivalent
Lake Las Vegas: Hilton, Westin or equivalent
Day 1
Arrive Phoenix airport. Airport transfer on own and rental car on own
Suggested optional stops in Scottsdale area if time allows
Desert Botanical Garden, Taliesin West, Musical Instrument Museum.
Hotel check-in on own. Selected hotels are located in Old Scottsdale
Day 2
Sedona
Approximate driving time to Sedona from Scottsdale – 2 hours
Suggested optional stops: Montezuma Castle National Monument – 1.5 hour from Scottsdale, Bell Rock, Chapel of the Holy Cross, Tlaquepaque Arts and Shopping Village, Uptown Sedona, Airport Mesa.
Overnight in Sedona
Day 3
Sedona and Verde Canyon
Suggested optional stops: Red Rock State Park
Tuzigoot National Monument, located enroute to Clarksdale from Sedona12:30 pm Check-in with Verde Canyon train in Clarksdale, one hour drive from Sedona
3.5 hour train ride with lunch featuring rugged, high desert rock faces and spectacular vistas only accessible by rail. Train fare based on first class, included in the package.
Overnight in Sedona
Day 4
Grand Canyon
2 hour drive from Sedona
Suggested optional stops and driving route: Drive on HWY 89A, Slide Rock State Rock, Williams, Grand Canyon Village Cameron Trading Post.
Overnight in Page, AZ
Day 5
Monument Valley
2 hour drive from Page, AZ with one hour time zone difference
Mid day small group 90 minute Monument Valley SUV tour – included in the package
Suggested optional stops: Antelope Canyon,,Horseshoe Bend, Glen Canyon Dam Visitor Center.
Overnight in Page, AZ
Day 6
Lake Powell Bryce Canyon
Mid morning 90 minute Lake Powell Boat tour – included in the package
Suggested stops: Kanab, Bryce Canyon Visitor Center, Sunset Point.
Overnight in Bryce Canyon
Day 7
Zion National Park
Free morning in Bryce Canyon for optional self-guided nature walk
Suggested optional stops: Checkerboard Mesa, Canyon Junction Bridge
Zion Tunnel, Zion Visitor Center.
Overnight in St. George, UT
Day 8
Lake Las Vegas
Suggested optional stops: Valley of Fire, Lake Mead, Hoover Dam.
Overnight in Lake Las Vegas
Day 9
Return rental and transfer on own
Las Vegas McCarran Airport is 30 minute drive from Lake Las Vegas

Deluxe Package

Hotels
Scottsdale: Andaz, Royal Palm or equivalent
Sedona: Enchantment or equivalent
Page: Courtyard by Marriott, Lake Powell Resort or equivalent
Bryce Canyon: Best Western Bryce Grand or equivalent
St. George: Inn at the Estrada or equivalent
Lake Las Vegas: Hilton, Westin or equivalent
Day 1
Arrive Phoenix airport. Private airport transfer with meet & greet
Suggested optional stops in Scottsdale area if time allows
Desert Botanical Garden, Taliesin West, Musical Instrument Museum.
Hotel check-in on own. Selected hotels are located in Scottsdale
Day 2
Sedona
Approximate driving time to Sedona from Scottsdale – 2 hours
Suggested optional stops: Montezuma Castle National Monument – 1.5 hour from Scottsdale, Bell Rock, Chapel of the Holy Cross, Tlaquepaque Arts and Shopping Village, Uptown Sedona, Airport Mesa.
Overnight in Sedona
Day 3
Sedona and Verde Canyon
Suggested optional stops: Red Rock State Park
Tuzigoot National Monument, located enroute to Clarksdale from Sedona12:30 pm Check-in with Verde Canyon train in Clarksdale, one hour drive from Sedona
3.5 hour train ride with lunch featuring rugged, high desert rock faces and spectacular vistas only accessible by rail. Train fare based on first class, included in the package
Overnight in Sedona
Day 4
Grand Canyon
2 hour drive from Sedona
Suggested optional stops and drive: Drive on HWY 89A, Slide Rock State Rock
Williams, Grand Canyon Village, Cameron Trading Post.
Overnight in Page, AZ
Day 5
Monument Valley
2 hour drive from Page, AZ with one hour time zone difference
Mid day small group 90 minute Monument Valley SUV tour – included in the package
Suggested optional stops: Antelope Canyon, Horseshoe Bend, Glen Canyon Dam Visitor Center
Overnight in Page, AZ
Day 6
Lake Powell Bryce Canyon
Mid morning 90 minute Lake Powell Boat tour – included in the package
Suggested stops: Kanab, Bryce Canyon Visitor Center, Sunset Point
Overnight in Bryce Canyon. Complimentary buffer dinner with Ebenezer
Day 7
Zion National Park
Free morning in Bryce Canyon for optional self-guided nature walk
Suggested optional stops: Checkerboard Mesa, Canyon Junction Bridge
Zion Tunnel, Zion Visitor Center
Overnight in St. George, UT
Day 8
Lake Las Vegas
Suggested optional stops: Valley of Fire, Lake Mead, Hoover Dam.
Overnight in Lake Las Vegas. Accommodation based on lake view room
Day 9
Return rental car. Private airport transfer
Las Vegas McCarran Airport is 30 minute drive from Lake Las Vegas

Luxury Travel Packages at Reasonable Prices

Every client receives hands-on personal attention from our professional staff with over 25 years of experience in tour operations and destination management services. Prices are based on Sunday and Monday departures. Travelers are responsible for rental car arrangements.

Classic Package Prices

PER PERSON STARTING FROM: [USD]

Triple Occupancy

  • $989 – Jun
  • $1039 – Jul – Aug
  • $1089 – Sep – Oct
  • $1019 – Nov

Double Occupancy

  • $1289 – Jun
  • $1389 – Jul – Aug
  • $1589 – Sep – Oct
  • $1319 – Nov

Single Occupancy

  • $1989 – Jun
  • $2189 – Jul – Aug
  • $2489 – Sep – Oct
  • $2089 – Nov

Prices Include:

  • 8 night accommodations
  • Verde Canyon train tour
  • Monument Valley small group SUV tour
  • Lake Powell 90 boat tour
  • On site support during travel
  • All taxes

Prices Do Not Include:

  • Meals and beverages
  • Airport transfers
  • Rental car
  • Travel insurance
  • Park admissions and parking
  • Anything not mentioned above

Deluxe Package Prices

PER PERSON STARTING FROM: [USD]

Triple Occupancy

  • $1715 – Jun
  • $1885 – Jul – Aug
  • $2255 – Sep
  • $2285 – Oct
  • $1765 – Nov

Double Occupancy

  • $2285 – Jun
  • $2745 – Jul – Aug
  • $3095 – Sep
  • $3175 – Oct
  • $2485 – Nov

Single Occupancy

  • $4125 – Jun
  • $4815 – Jul – Aug
  • $5395 – Sep
  • $5585 – Oct
  • $4325 – Nov

Prices Include:

  • 8 night accommodations
  • Hotel breakfasts
  • Hotel resort fees
  • Private airport transfers with meet & greet in Scottsdale
  • Verde Canyon train tour based on first class
  • Monument Valley 90 minute SUV tour
  • Lake Powell 90 boat tour
  • On site support during travel
  • All taxes

Prices Do Not Include:

  • Lunch, dinner and beverages
  • Rental car
  • Travel insurance
  • Park admissions and parking
  • Anything not mentioned above

Accommodations

Classic Package

Scottsdale: Holiday Inn Express, Hilton Garden Inn or equivalent
Sedona: Sky Rock Inn, Hampton Inn or equivalent
Page: Best Western, Hampton Inn or equivalent
Bryce Canyon: Ruby Inn or equivalent
St. George: Best Western Plus Abbey Inn, Holiday Inn or equivalent
Lake Las Vegas: Hilton, Westin or equivalent

Deluxe Package

Scottsdale: Andaz, Royal Palm or equivalent
Sedona: Enchantment or equivalent
Page: Courtyard by Marriott, Lake Powell Resort or equivalent
Bryce Canyon: Best Western Bryce Grand or equivalent
St. George: Inn at the Estrada or equivalent
Lake Las Vegas: Hilton, Westin or equivalent

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