We’ve put the following tours on sale until May 1st, 2013. May 25th-June 1st Trail of the Ancients only $795 +6%tax June 8-15 Grand Canyon and the Wild West only $795 +6% tax June 29-July 5th North to Yellowstone only $795 + 6% tax July 13-19 Dakota Badlands and Black Hills only $795 Aug 18-24… Read more →
Dakota Badlands and Black Hills
“Thanks for the hail, the panic attack, the wet towel, sore knees, and fat lip. Hope to be back soon!” Marybeth has been on Baja Sun Safari, Grand Canyon, North to Yellowstone, Trail of the Ancients, Colorado Peaks and Canyons, and Great Glacier Adventure, Washington Coast to Cascades, Dakota Blackhills and Badlands, and Oregon Bound,… Read more →
Be sure not to miss the hike down to White House Ruins at Canyon de Chelly in northeastern Arizona, This moderate 3 mile round trip trail switchbacks down a beautiful red rock canyon to a cottonwood shaded valley and the mysterious White House Ruins. Also, drive the South rim out to Spider Woman Rock Overlook for… Read more →
Mesa Verde is home to more than 4000 archeological sites! Ranger led tours allow you to explore two of the best preserved cliff dwellings, Cliff Palace and Balcony House. How did they build them? What did they eat? Why did they leave? You’ll find out all these answers and more if you participate in these… Read more →
Our second tour was Go North! The Tetons, Jenny Lake, and Old Faithful! The beauty! Although I did not see any grizzlies, but I did see that same crazy Ardell retrieve his hat (that was blown off by a gust of wind) from underneath a moose standing along the trail in the Tetons! I also enjoyed the white water rafting in Jackson Hole. Rebecca and I both thought this was great. We saw eagles soaring and awesome scenery. I decided to stay for a second week, even though Rebecca had to return home to work. Bryce, Zion, and Moab. There was also a trail run down into the Canyon! I am amazed by the panoramics of the west. Read more →
Natural Bridges is home to 3 amazing sandstone bridges, Kachina, Owachomo, and Sipapu. They were carved over thousands of years by the rivers cutting through the mesa. You can hike to all 3 of the bridges, but Natural Bridges is also home to many petroglyph panels and Horsecollar Ruin, a Puebloan structure abandoned 700… Read more →
