6 DAYS • 8 MEALS

Come along as we travel on a breathtaking journey through the untamed Wild West, the art colony of Sedona and the unparalleled beauty of the Grand Canyon.

Montezuma Castle National Monument and Jerome
Your journey starts in the mountains of Arizona. Just outside of Phoenix, carved into a limestone cliff, is a five-story, 20-room ancient Indian dwelling, which remains one of the best preserved cliff dwellings in North America. Ironically, it’s not a castle and Montezuma was never here, but this amazing structure will give you a unique glimpse into the lives of the prehistoric Sinaqua tribes. Then your travels move ahead to the bustling 1800s with a stop at an old mining town. Enter Jerome, population 450. Back in its heyday, Jerome was a melting pot for those who dreamed of making a quick fortune. Today, this lively little town is a fun stop along the trail.

All Aboard the Grand Canyon Railway
From your seat, watch the ever-changing terrain, from high desert to prairie to pine, as you ride into the heart of Grand Canyon National Park. You’ll thrill to the sheer size and colorful scenery and be charmed by the stories the train crew tell of Grand Canyon folklore as well as history. Strolling musicians bring on the lively entertainment en route.

Enchanting Sedona
Some say Sedona is one of the most spiritual places on earth. Its breathtaking beauty fills the senses and soothes the soul. You will have an opportunity to experience it all as you discover the awesome majesty of this artist colony, set amidst the red rocks of Oak Creek Canyon with a four night stay in downtown Sedona. Step aboard the Sedona Trolley for a narrated tour, highlighted by Tlaquepaque Arts and Crafts Village, Gallery Row and a stop at the famous Chapel of the Holy Cross. A full day of leisure awaits you in Sedona, to explore the eclectic art galleries and craft shops on your own. How about an optional jeep tour of the Sedona backcountry for a close-up view of this desert terrain? And, be sure to bring back a special drawing or other art collectible.

Verde Canyon Railroad
Get ready for a scenic, leisurely ride over old-fashioned trestles, past Indian ruins and through a 700-foot tunnel. Travel First Class on the Verde Canyon Railroad along an amazing track through canyon country. There are even five open-air cars for your viewing pleasure. Tonight, you will chow down in style with a chuckwagon supper at the Blazin’ M Ranch and Western Stage Show.

Blaze New Trails!
Join us for an adventure through the old West! Share memories, make new friends and explore America’s most awe-inspiring, natural attraction.


Hotel Accommodations
Day One – Hilton Garden Inn, Scottsdale, Arizona
Days Two through Five – Arroyo Roble Hotel, Sedona, Arizona


 


Day by Day
Services of a professional Tour Manager

• 8 Meals (3 dinners and 5 breakfasts)
• Round trip airport transfers
• $30 in Mayflower Money


Day One
• Arrive in Phoenix with included
transfers to your hotel in Scottsdale
• Meet your Tour Manager and fellow travelers at 6 p.m. for a welcome dinner

Day Two
• Breakfast at your hotel
• Montezuma Castle National Monument
• Narrated Trolley Tour of Sedona

Day Three
• Breakfast at your hotel
• Scenic rail journey aboard the
Grand Canyon Railway
• Grand Canyon National Park
• Dinner in Sedona

Day Four
• Breakfast at your hotel
• Full day at leisure in Sedona
• Optional Jeep Tour

Day Five
• Breakfast at your hotel
• First Class Rail journey aboard the
Verde Canyon Railroad
• Old mining town of Jerome, Arizona
• Chuckwagon Supper at the
Blazin’ M Ranch and Western Stage Show

Day Six
• Breakfast at your hotel
• Group transfer to Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport for flights after 12 p.m.

2010 Departure Dates
September 19
October 3

Per Person Rates
Twin $1,439
Single add $669
Triple deduct $10

Call for air rates and schedules from your city to and from Phoenix.

Rooms for the night before the tour are available. Cost for a room in Scottsdale is $139, tax included



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