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San Francisco, Yosemite, Death Valley, Las Vegas, Grand Canyon, Monument Valley, Bryce Canyon, Zion, Antelope Canyon, Five Day Tour

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Highlights 
  • Spend extra days at any or all of the Grand Canyon, Yosemite, Zion and Bryce Canyon!
  • This tour is not offered anywhere else!
  • Start in San Francisco
  • Tour majestic Yosemite
  • Experience the stark and desolate beauty of the aptly named Death Valley
  • Visit the Grand Canyon
  • Navajo (Indian) led off road tours at Monument Valley and Antelope Canyon
  • The hoodoos at Bryce
  • The bright lights of Vegas
  • And so much more!
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    Itinerary

     Like almost all our tours, this is a small group trip. The vehicle used generally has between nine and 14 seats. Our guides are skilled in the geology, customs, traditions, history and people of the areas through which you travel – feel free to ask all and any questions!
    Day 1  -  San Francisco to Yosemite  -  190 mi / 305.71 km  -  About 5 1/2 hours
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    Leaving San Francisco we travel over the Bay Bridge, across Yerba Buena Island, passing through the hustle and bustle of the city, before reaching more open country. The traffic and the built up suburbs will be left behind as you travel through the fields and climb up steep hills to Yosemite.
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     You will enter Yosemite from the west entrance, and travel through the park to Yosemite Village, which is down in the valley. The scenery is spectacular. Amongst the sights you will see is Yosemite Falls, the highest waterfall in North America. For many the highlight of the trip is El Capitan, the towering rock mountain. If you look carefully you can often see climbers attached to the sheer granite walls.

    You will be able to get yourself a bite to eat and perhaps buy some souvenirs.
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    Day 1  -  Spend more time in Yosemite!
     You can extend your stay in Yosemite. Instead of leaving Yosemite now and continuing your tour, you can spend as many extra nights in the park as you like. When you order the tour, you will see an option to add extra time in Yosemite. Simply add as many additional nights as you want to stay there. Our preferred property is Yosemite Lodge. Please be aware that lodging here sometimes sells out more than a year ahead of time! If that is the case we may be able to offer you lodging elsewhere. We will always let you know what the situation is before processing your order.

    You will be at liberty to explore Yosemite on your own for the extra time that you choose. Please note that there will not be a tour guide with you for the extra period. The extended stay is subject to lodging availability in the park. We will check this once the order has been placed.

    The rest of the group will continue with the regular tour. If you extend, you will be picked up after your extended stay. The tour carries on as detailed below for those who are not spending a night or two in Yosemite.
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    Day 1  -  Yosemite to Bishop  -  132 mi / 212.39 km  -  About 6 hours
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    Most of the time that you see listed above is spent touring the park. After visiting Yosemite Valley we will start climbing up into the mountains. There are frequent stops to admire the views and take photographs. The Tuolumne Meadows are a particularly beautiful alpine valley, surrounded by tall trees and lush vegetation.

    We climb all the way to Yosemite's east entrance, which is located on the Tioga Pass, at almost 10 000 feet (almost 3000 metres). Just as is the case with the Grand Canyon and Zion, the east entrance is only seen by a handful of the huge numbers of people who visit Yosemite.
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    The road drops in a hurry from the Tioga Pass down to the east side of the Sierras. As you might expect, the views are spectacular, and we can stop wherever you like to take photographs. The night is spent in the small town of Bishop.
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     Please be aware that the Tioga Pass, which is the east exit from Yosemite, is closed from winter through sometime in the spring. When this happens, the tour will depart Yosemite at the south entrance instead. As the route is a little longer, less time will be spent in Death Valley.

    Please also be aware that it is possible, but unlikely, that there will be snow restrictions on the road from Yosemite Valley to the south entrance of the park. If that is the case, however, we may bypass Yosemite and once again spend additional time in Death Valley.
    Day 2  -  Bishop to Death Valley  -  About 4 hours, 30 minutes
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    The road to Death Valley goes through the small town of Lone Pine, where you can get a great view of Mount Whitney, the highest peak in the contiguous 48 states. It is amazing to think that in just a few hours you will be at the lowest point in the entire country!
     Death Valley is the lowest, hottest and driest part of North America. We will enter the park at the west entrance and drop down a steep hill, towards Stovepipe Wells, and an impressive cluster of sand dunes along the way. Just past that is Devils Cornfields.

    At Furnace Creek we will stop for a while, at the Visitor Center and gift shop, to allow you to do some shopping and perhaps buy a snack.
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    Day 2  -  Death Valley to Las Vegas  -  About 5 hours
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    From Furnace Creek there is a short detour to Zabriskie Point. After climbing to the top of the view point to take in the spectacular rock formations and colors, we will retrace our steps a little and pick up the Badwater Road. Badwater is about 280 feet below sea level, and we will stop there for a while to check out the views, stroll around, and shoot some pictures.

    Just past Badwater are some old abandoned mine buildings, another great photo opportunity. We will leave Death Valley at the small town of Shoshone.
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     The road to Las Vegas travels up and down a small mountain, before passing through the desert to the town of Pahrump, where brothels are legal. From there it is a relatively short trip to Sin City.
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     You are on your own for dinner, and will spend the night in Las Vegas in a minimum three star hotel on the famous Strip. Upgrades are available. Please let us know if there is not at least one person in each room who is 21 or older, as only a few hotels will accept people that age.
    Day 2  -  Resort fee
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    All Las Vegas Strip hotels charge what they call a resort fee. This is basically a way of ripping off guests. Unfortunately there is nothing that anyone can do about it, and you will need to pay the resort fee on check in.
    Day 3  -  Las Vegas to St. George  -  About 2 hours
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    We will travel north up Interstate 15, leaving Las Vegas and its bright lights behind. You may be surprised to learn that Las Vegas is actually in the middle of a desert, which we come to as soon as we depart town.

    After passing through the small casino town of Mesquite, on the Nevada Arizona border, we cross into the desolate Arizona Strip, before heading up the Virgin River Gorge and into Utah. Much of the route is scenic, and we may stop briefly in the Gorge to take pictures. There will be a comfort stop at either the small southern Utah town of St. George, or the even smaller one of Hurricane.
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    Day 3  -  St. George to Zion  -  About 45 minutes
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    The Interstate is left behind just outside St. George, at the turn off to the small town of Hurricane, as we travel through really picturesque scenery, and a number of tiny towns, on the way to Zion National Park.
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    Day 3  -  Spend more time at Zion!
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    You can now extend your tour by spending a night or two in Springdale, which is literally right outside Zion. There is a free shuttle system that will take you into the park. You can order this Zion extension when you check out, although we do not recommend extending at Zion unless the shuttle is running, which is generally from the middle of March to the third week of October. If you extend at Zion, you will carry on with the rest of the tour the next day.

    The trip continues as normal for those who are not extending at Zion.
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    Day 3  -  Zion to Bryce Canyon  -  About 2 hours, 45 minutes
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    We tour through Zion on the way to Bryce Canyon, taking a leisurely drive through the park, stopping frequently to take photographs and enjoy the scenery. Zion's story is one of rock and water, with plenty of both to be seen. The relatively soft and porous Navajo Sandstone is often layered over impregnable Kayenta Shale, and the interaction of this rock with the water has created myriad amazing shapes and patterns.

    The road goes past the Great Arch of Zion, which is a natural photo stop, before proceeding up a series of switchbacks and through an incredible tunnel that has been blasted into the rocks. On the other side of the tunnel we will come across striking rock formations, with trees actually growing in the rocks, and will see how massive sand dunes have been cemented into rock over the millennia. With any luck we may view some big horn sheep on the way.

    We'll leave the park at the less traveled east exit, which most visitors don't even get to see.
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     As we traveled through Zion we climbed up to the top of a plateau, and we'll now drop down a little, through the pygmy forests of southern Utah, prior to climbing up again to Bryce. The road to Bryce is a particularly scenic one, through picturesque, rural countryside, first next to the Virgin River, and then alongside the Sevier River.

    Bryce Canyon is situated at altitude, at over 8000 feet (almost 2500 metres), and it can be cold, even though Vegas and Zion are hot. Please check the weather forecast before you leave and bring appropriate clothing.
    Day 3  -  Bryce Canyon  -  About 2.5 hours
     Many who have seen both Bryce Canyon and the Grand Canyon tell us that Bryce is far more spectacular. You will marvel at the weirdly shaped hoodoos, in an amazing array of colorful hues. Bryce is not really a canyon, but a large amphitheater carved out of a variety of rock types. You will be taken to the three main overlooks, and will have time to walk around and explore these.
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    Day 3  -  Spend additional time at Bryce Canyon!
     Feel free to spend an extra night or two just outside Bryce Canyon, at Bryce View Lodge. Please order this option when you check out, and note that it is subject to availability. If you do choose to extend at Bryce Canyon, you will continue with the regular tour after your extension.

    There is a free shuttle that runs from a location that is a couple of hundred yards from Bryce View Lodge, into the park and around much of Bryce. Please be aware that this is a seasonal shuttle, which generally runs from the end of April to the end of September, although this is subject to change. We do not recommend extending at Bryce if the free shuttle is not running, as it will be difficult to get around.

    You will carry on with the scheduled tour if you do not want to stay a little longer at Bryce.
     
    Day 3  -  Bryce Canyon to Page  -  About 3 hours
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    It's time to leave Bryce, and travel to Page, on the shores of Lake Powell. The road goes through the small southern Utah town of Kanab - the scene of many western movies - before passing alongside the Grand Staircase Escalante National Monument.

    Lake Powell comes into view from time to time as we approach Page, and, if we have time, we will take a little known trail to an overlook, to admire the views of the spectacular golden canyons partially submerged beneath the blue waters.

    Time permitting once again, we will stop at the Glen Canyon Dam Wall to peer over the sides down to the canyon far below.
     In the summer months, after checking in at your hotel, we invite you to join our guide for a hike to Horseshoe Bend. When there is less daylight we may do Horseshoe Bend some other time.

    Horseshoe Bend is one of the west's best kept secrets. The hike there is about 20 minutes each way, up and down a hill, and at times the ground below is made up of loose sand. The views of the Colorado River far below, seen through the precipitous canyon walls, are spectacular.
     You are on your own for dinner. Remember that tomorrow morning there is a free breakfast included in the tour price.
    Day 4  -  Antelope Canyon tour  -  About 1 1/2 hours
     You will be touring Antelope Canyon, in a specially converted off road vehicle, led by a Navajo guide.

    Antelope Canyon is one of the most striking slot canyons known to man. A slot canyon is a narrow canyon sliced through a mesa by the forces of nature. Some canyons measure less than a yard across at the top, but drop a hundred feet or more from the rim to the bottom. Slots are cut and scoured by water and wind, with the striations of the sandstone becoming almost incandescent.
    Day 4  -  Antelope Canyon
     From within you will see a palette of colors transmuted by light filtering down from above and bouncing from wall to wall. Antelope Canyon can only be visited using the services of an authorized Navajo Nation guide.
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    Day 4  -  Page to Monument Valley  -  132 mi / 212.39 km  -  About 2 1/4 hours
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    Leaving Page we head east, across the Navajo Reservation. Every now and again you will see small Indian dwellings scattered across the harsh landscape.

    As we approach the tiny Navajo town of Kayenta, the mesas and buttes for which the area is so well known start coming into view. Soon you can just about picture yourself in a scene from an old Western movie as we travel towards Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park, as it is officially known.
    Day 4  -  Monument Valley tour  -  About 2.25 hours
     Up next is a tour of Monument Valley, conducted by a Navajo guide, in an off road vehicle. Visitors love to see the buttes, mesas and other sandstone formations that are so prevalent in the Monument Valley area. Monument Valley is actually not really a valley at all, but a relatively flat plain surrounded by red cliffs, with the buttes, as well as the remnants of ancient volcanoes, towering from the earth.

    For fans of old western movies, Monument Valley is the epicenter of the west, with many great cowboys and Indians films having been shot in the area. The familiar rock shapes can be seen from many miles away, with the really great scenery to be seen on the Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park, which straddles the Utah/Arizona border.

    Amongst the sites that your tour may take in are movie locations, 1000 foot monoliths, rug weaving, and, of course, the famous monuments are visited.
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    Day 4  -  Monument Valley to Navajo National Monument  -  About 1 hours, 5 minutes
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    We leave Monument Valley and travel across the Navajo Reservation, through the small town of Kayenta. Near Black Mesa, we'll make the turn north towards Navajo National Monument.
    Day 4  -  Navajo National Monument  -  About an hour
     There are some great viewpoints here, but the main area of interest is to be found down an easy stroll, to an overlook of some ancient cliff dwellings. Note that the trail slopes slightly downhill getting there, and is a little uphill on the way back. The total distance is about one mile (1.6 km) round trip. If you choose not to go, you can explore the interesting Visitor Centre and souvenir area.

    At the end of the trail you will be able to gaze across the canyon to the Betatakin cliff dwellings, which were built in the middle of the 13th century. The alcove in which these were built is one of the biggest to be found anywhere. These dwellings were at one time home to the Ancestral Puebloan People, predecessors of today's Native Americans.
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    Day 4  -  Navajo National Monument to Shonto Trading Post  -  About 35 minutes
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    We will now travel along a dirt road to the Shonto Trading Post. Shonto is only visited during the summer months, and also only when the dirt road is in good condition, with no prospect of rain or flooding. When we do not stop at Shonto, we will go straight from Navajo National Monument to Page.
    Day 4  -  Shonto Trading Post  -  About half an hour
     This is an authentic, Navajo owned trading post, unlike the large commercial ones you will find around the southwest. You will meet and talk to Navajo people at the trading post, and also be able to look at and buy handcraft that is made by people living on the Reservation. The rugs are particularly attractive, and are a traditional Navajo item.
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    Day 4  -  Shonto to Page  -  About 1 hours, 5 minutes
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    It's a relatively short drive from Shonto, across the Navajo Reservation, to Page.
     You are once again on your own for dinner. We'll see you tomorrow after breakfast, which is once again included in the tour price.
    Day 5  -  Page to Grand Canyon  -  About 4 hours, 45 minutes
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    The road from Page to the Grand Canyon drops down from a high plateau to the Navajo Nation land below. On the way we will pause to take in the views at a place where local Navajos sell their wares. After driving through the desert we pass the Cameron Trading Post, one of the best purveyors of southwestern souvenirs and native American art and jewelry. If there is time we may stop here briefly, before climbing up to the Coconino Plateau.
     The first major stop is the Desert View Watchtower, a unique building designed by the legendary architect, Mary Colter, using rocks brought up from the bottom of the Canyon. The inside of the tower is full of artwork by Hopi (Indian) artists. Some of the best views of the canyon are right here.
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     We will take a leisurely drive from the east entrance over to Bright Angel Lodge, where the hotels, shops and restaurants are. On the way there will be several stops at some of the vantage points. At Bright Angel Lodge you can stroll around the Canyon, take pictures, admire the views, buy souvenirs, or get something to eat.
    Day 5  -  Spend extra time at the Grand Canyon!
     You can now extend your stay at the Grand Canyon. Instead of leaving the Canyon now and continuing your tour, you can spend as many extra nights there as you like. When you order the tour, you will see an option to add extra days and nights at the Grand Canyon. Simply add as many additional nights as you want to stay there. Note that we will charge your card for the extra night(s) at the time we make your Grand Canyon hotel booking.

    The way it works is that once you have arrived at the Grand Canyon village, your guide will take you to your hotel and check you in. We always try and reserve a room at Bright Angel Lodge, which is at the rim. Depending on how late you book, this is often not possible, and we may book you at either Maswik Lodge, which is about a quarter mile (0.4 km) from the rim, or Yavapai Lodge, which is less than half a mile (0.75 km) from the rim, on the free shuttle route. Rooms with two beds in them are not available at Bright Angel, but can be obtained at the other two lodges.

    You will be at liberty to explore the Canyon on your own for the extra time that you choose. Please note that there will not be a tour guide with you for the extra day(s). The extended Grand Canyon stay is subject to lodging availability in the park. We will check this once the order has been placed.

    Please also be aware that if the helicopter tour option is available on your tour, and you order the helicopter tour and extend, your guide will take you to the airport for the helicopter tour. After the flight, however, you will need to take a taxi from the airport back to your hotel, which we can help you arrange.

    The rest of the group will continue to Las Vegas. If you extend, you will be transferred by coach back to Las Vegas, after you have spent your extra time at the Grand Canyon.

    The tour carries on as detailed below, for those who are not spending a night or two at the Grand Canyon.
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    Day 5  -  Grand Canyon helicopter tour  -  About half an hour
     A tiny town called Tusayan borders the Grand Canyon, and the small local airport is just to the south of Tusayan. We will stop there to allow those of you who want to take an optional helicopter tour to do so.

    Although expensive, a helicopter is a great way to see as much of the Grand Canyon as possible, in a short period of time. You fly over the deepest and widest parts of the Grand Canyon, through the Dragon Corridor, and on to the North Rim, where you can view the geological differences between the two rims. On the way back to the South Rim you will take in breathtaking views of temples, shrines and other rock formations. The tour must be ordered ahead of time, preferably when you order the main tour itself.

    There are times when adverse weather conditions prevent the tour from taking place. Should this happen, you will get a full refund. If you choose not to do the helicopter tour, you will have the opportunity to explore Tusayan, and do some more shopping or eating.
    Day 5  -  Grand Canyon to Hoover Dam  -  224 mi / 360.42 km  -  About 4.5 to 5.5 hours
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    We head south out of the Grand Canyon, and at the small town of Williams we pick up the freeway west, until we get to the town of Kingman, in the middle of the desert. After a comfort stop we will travel north, towards Hoover Dam.
    Day 5  -  Hoover Dam  -  About 15 minutes
     A new bridge was built over the Colorado River in October 2010, bypassing Hoover Dam. Because of this some tours will not stop to take pictures of the dam. If this is important to you, please check with us first to see what the chances are of your tour visiting Hoover Dam.
    Day 5  -  Hoover Dam to Las Vegas  -  33 mi / 53.1 km  -  About 45 minutes
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    It is a relatively short drive from Hoover Dam back to Las Vegas.
    Day 5  -  Fly back to San Francisco tonight!
     If you would like to, you can now fly straight back to San Francisco. We use an airline that does not charge a checked luggage fee. Please order that option when you check out. Note that it is not available on Saturday nights. In addition, if you leave it too late to book, the cost of the flight will be higher. If you do decide to fly back tonight, the tour will end at the San Francisco airport. Please let us know if we can book a shuttle for you, to your hotel.
     Thanks for joining us. We hope to see you again some time in the future!
     We regret that no cancellations or changes will be accepted, and no refunds will be given.



    Available Options 
  • Grand Canyon helicopter tour: +$265
  • Flight from Las Vegas to San Francisco: +$127
  • Extend Your Stay You have the option of extending your stay at certain locations during the tour.
  • Yosemite: +$170.00 per guest, per night
  • Zion: +$95.00 per guest, per night
  • Bryce Canyon: +$100.00 per guest, per night
  • Grand Canyon: +$125.00 per guest, per night
  • Tour ID 1126

    Please note the following...
    • This tour is subject to a 3.00% per person fuel surcharge.
    • Payment And Cancellation Details: CANCELLATIONS WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED FOR THIS TOUR. Changes will also not be accepted, and refunds will not be given. Please consider purchasing trip insurance as our cancellation policy is strictly enforced. The payment schedule is as follows: Half of the total will be charged any time from when you make the booking. The other half will be charged 30 or fewer days from the tour date, at our discretion.
    • The credit/debit card used must be in your name and must be present, so we can take an imprint. Please contact us if this is not possible. Please ensure you have the card you used with you. If the card is not in your name please let us know ahead of time, as our credit card authorization process will need to be completed.
    • A purported or attempted cancellation will result in the entire amount being due, and being charged to your card immediately.
    • The name on your credit card statement will be USA Park Tours.
    • The days and dates this tour runs can be seen in the calendar at the top right of this page.
    • The entry fees to all parks are included.
    • Four nights' lodging are included: One night in the small town of Bishop at the Days Inn or similar; one night in Vegas at a minimum three star hotel on the famous Strip (please let us know if there is not at least one person 21 or older in each room as most Vegas hotels require this); two nights at the Quality Inn or similar at Page/Lake Powell. If Page is sold out on one or both nights, we will stay in Kanab and or Flagstaff. If the night in Vegas falls over a weekend, convention or holiday period, a higher price may apply.
    • All times are approximate. We are not responsible for the consequences of any delays, and this itinerary may change without notice.
    • Prices are based on double occupancy. Single, triple and quad rates are also available, and can be seen on checkout. There is no tax.
    • After ordering this tour please wait to receive a confirmation email from us before making any plans that are dependent on this tour.
    • The price includes the services of a guide/driver and transportation.
    • A minimum of two people may be required for a tour to depart. That is not two in your group, but a total of two.
    • Yosemite's east entrance only opens when the snow has been cleared. Until this happens, this tour will depart Yosemite from the south entrance, overnight in Bakersfield, and spend a little less time in Death Valley.
    • In the unlikely event of snow restrictions being in effect, in the winter, from Yosemite's south entrance, additional time will be spent in Death Valley. Yosemite will be bypassed, and the tour will go from San Francisco straight to Death Valley.
    • Pick ups in San Francisco take place in the Fisherman's Wharf area.
    • The tour drops off on the Strip.
    • The off road tours at Monument Valley and Antelope Canyon are included.
    • Vehicles are mini buses or executive vans, which are vans with individual, high back, reclining seats, with the possible exception of the route between San Francisco and Yosemite where a large coach may be used.
    • If you extend your stay at Zion, on some days the tour will start at the Las Vegas airport, from where you will take a shuttle to St. George. At St. George you will take a pre-paid taxi to Zion. There will be a short wait from the shuttle drop off time to the time the taxi departs. At the end of your extension in Zion, one of our small group vehicles will pick you up to continue your tour.
    • If you extend your tour by staying a night at the Grand Canyon, there are times when you will travel from the Grand Canyon back to Vegas in a large coach, and not a small group vehicle. If you do travel back by coach, and you are staying at Yavapai Lodge or Maswik Lodge, you will need to take the free shuttle from those lodges to the pick up location at Bright Angel Lodge. The shuttles run approximately every 15 minutes.
    • Two continental breakfasts are the only meals included.
    • Portions of this tour may be subcontracted to other reputable vendors.
    • Please note that in the winter months snow or other bad weather may result in tour itineraries being changed without notice, or even tours being canceled in extreme weather. Should a cancellation occur the only amount we will refund is the cost of the portion of the tour that is canceled, or a refund of the entire tour price if the tour itself is canceled.
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