• Wupatki National Monument - Situated in northern Arizona, Wupatki National Monument is a protected area that conserves numerous ancestral Puebloan sites, especially those constructed following the eruption of the nearby Sunset Crater Volcano. It highlights the region’s rich cultural history, providing visitors with the opportunity to explore ancient settlements and learn about the people who once inhabited this area.
• Sunset Crater Volcano National Monument - Located in Arizona, Sunset Crater Volcano National Monument features a striking landscape shaped by volcanic activity, notably the recent eruption of Sunset Crater, the youngest volcano in the San Francisco Volcanic Field. The monument preserves and interprets the area’s geology, human history, and cultural significance, offering visitors the chance to explore lava flows, cinder cones, and diverse ecosystems.
• Cameron Trading Post - The Historic Cameron Trading Post is a unique combination of a shop, restaurant, motel, and RV park.

Browse the Post’s collection of American Indian crafts and Southwestern art. Feeling hungry? Savor a meal inspired by American, Mexican, and local cuisine, such as their renowned Navajo taco, in the Cameron Grand Canyon dining room while relaxing by the large stone fireplace.

Stroll through the on-site garden or explore the gallery’s selection of antique and new American Indian art and crafts.

If you’re feeling weary, the Trading Post’s on-site lodge offers simple yet comfortable accommodations adorned with hand-carved furnishings in historic Southwestern decor. For those traveling with their own RVs and campers, full hook-ups (electrical, sewage, and water) and pull-through sites are available adjacent to the Cameron grounds right off US Highway 89.

• East Rim Drive - The East Rim Drive at Crater Lake National Park offers a scenic and accessible route to explore the lake and its surrounding landscape. This 33-mile loop follows the caldera rim, providing numerous overlooks with views of the lake, volcanic features, and surrounding forests. The drive also grants access to campgrounds, hiking trails, and picnic areas.
• Grand Canyon Village - Grand Canyon Village serves as the main visitor hub on the South Rim of the Grand Canyon National Park. It is a full-service community with lodging, dining, shops, a hospital, and more, designed to accommodate tourists. The village is a historic area, with many buildings dating back to the early 1900s when the railroad reached the South Rim.
• San Francisco Peaks - The “San Francisco Peaks” refers to a group of volcanic peaks, including Humphrey’s Peak, the highest point in Arizona, located north of Flagstaff. The San Francisco Peaks are a prominent landscape feature and hold significant natural beauty and cultural importance for Native American tribes. The area is characterized by high elevation, diverse ecosystems, and a unique blend of volcanic features and alpine environments.

• Private transportation
• Bottled water
• Expert guide
• All Fees and Taxes
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Foods and drinks
• Gratuities
• Any purchases from Cameron Trading Post

Discover the Grand Canyon like never before!

Embark on an intimate group tour departing from Sedona or Flagstaff to explore the awe-inspiring beauty of the Grand Canyon! This legendary natural marvel is a must-visit location, and our knowledgeable guides will help you maximize your experience.

• Explore the South Rim of the Grand Canyon, renowned for its stunning scenery and easy access
• Relish in sweeping views of the canyon from various vantage points
• Gain insights into the park’s fascinating geology, history, and Native American heritage
• Participate in a guided tour enriched with expert knowledge and perspectives.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.