Wild
Remote
Beautiful
Tour Includes:
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Motorcoach Transportation
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Hotel
Accommodations
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2
Breakfasts
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2
Continental Breakfasts
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1 Dinner
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Antelope
Canyon Boat Tour
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Bryce
Canyon
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Zion
National Park
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Lake
Powell
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Grand
Canyon
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Monument
Valley
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Mesa
Verde
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Arches
National Park
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Fully
Escorted from Boise
$1195.00
per person double
occupancy
$1625.00 Single Rate
$1085.00 pp Triple/Quad (2 beds only)
Refundable to March 10, 2010
March 11 - April 9: 50% penalty
April 10 - Departure: 100% penalty
Pre or post tour hotel
accommodations available for $72.00 plus tax at the Red Lion Downtowner,
Boise. Ask your booking agent for details.
All space is
subject to availability.
Look
what previous passengers on the
Canyonlands Tour
had to
say!
...We had a
wonderful time. The escorts were exceptional - knowledgeable, helpful and
friendly.
...it was everything I
had hoped for and more!
...the tour was very
well planned with so many interesting and fun things to do.
... my first time on a tour, but not my
last!
Responsibility:
Your Health and physical condition
is important.
If you enjoy walking and moving about, you will enjoy this tour.
Conversely, if you do not enjoy these things, you may not find this tour
agreeable. Be sure to
take comfortable (not new) walking shoes.
If you have diet restrictions, this tour may not be for you, as special
preparations of food
cannot
be assured. Tour
participants who require any form of assistance (wheelchairs, walkers, etc.)
must be accompanied by a helper who is capable of, and totally responsible for
providing such assistance.
Harmon
Travel Service, Box 7727, 1529 W. Washington
St., Boise, ID 83707
acts solely as agent in arranging for transportation, hotel accommodations and
other services and does not assume any liability for injury, damage, loss, accident
or delay due to any act or default of any company or person engaged in
transporting the passenger or rendering any other
service or carrying out the arrangements
for any tour, or by the act or default of any hotel .
Share
Guarantee Program:
If you are single but don’t want to pay the single
price, simply sign up as a “Share Guarantee” and Harmon Travel
Service will find a same gender roommate for you.
If no roommate is available, you will be given a single room on the tour
and only pay the “Per
Person Double Occupancy” rate listed on the brochure.
You must pay your deposit for the tour at least 30 days prior to
departure in order to receive
this “Share Guarantee”. |
Canyonlands Tour
May 10-17, 2010
May 10: BOISE *
PROVO (CB)
After
a light Continental Breakfast at Harmon Travel, you depart Boise and
travel through Southern Idaho to Salt Lake City where you will have free
time to explore Temple Square and the surrounding area. This afternoon
visit Kennecott Copper Mine where you can watch 240 and 320 ton capacity
trucks deliver copper ore. Continue on to Provo for the night.
Overnight: Cottontree Inn
May 11: PROVO * BRYCE (B)
Enjoy Breakfast at your hotel before you drive south
to a place that almost defies description in its beauty ... Bryce Canyon
where you will be met by an expert local guide.
Entering this National Park, everyone has a different reaction. To one it
is a mysterious city far away; to another it brings tears by its sheer
loveliness. Overnight: Ruby’s Inn
May
12: BRYCE * PAGE
Set
out this morning to enjoy another natural wonder ... Zion National Park.
The Virgin River has cut its valley through this strangely colored land of
sandstone, shale and limestone. The Zion-Mt. Carmel Highway, truly an
engineering feat, meanders up over the Talus slope in Pine Creek to enter
Zion Tunnel, built at a 5% grade complete with windows and galleries
which overlook the colorful panorama of the canyon. At the Visitor’s
Center we board a park bus and follow along Zion Canyon to the Temple of Sinawava. While viewing this portion of the park, we see Bridge Mountain,
East Temple, Twin Brothers, and most famous of all, the Great White
Throne. From Zion we travel to Glen Canyon. The bridge spanning the
canyon is the highest and the second longest steel arch bridge in the
United States. Overnight: Lake Powell Resort
 May
13: PAGE * GRAND CANYON (B)
Join
your group for breakfast then take a morning boat tour on Lake Powell to
Antelope Canyon before traveling to the Grand Canyon where you will be
joined by a local expert guide. One of the most
spectacular examples of erosion anywhere in the world, Grand Canyon is
unmatched in the incomparable vistas it offers to visitors on the rim.
The Sheer majesty and beauty of the scenery found here is beyond belief.
Overnight: Maswik Lodge South in Grand Canyon National Park.
May 14:
GRAND CANYON * MONUMENT VALLEY
Monument Valley is an area of freestanding sandstone rock formations that
rise majestically from the desert floor. Up to 1,000 feet tall, they
create a truly magical desert landscape. Take an afternoon tour of
Monument Valley. See beautiful arches, ruins and rock art. Overnight:
Gouldings
May 15: MONUMENT VALLEY *
CORTEZ
Today, we head into Cortez for the night. On the way we pass
through Four Corners - the only place where you can be in 4 states at the
same time! This afternoon we drive to Mesa Verde National Monument, one
of the major archeological preserves of the Federal Government. Here you
will be able to view some of the largest and most well-preserved cliff
dwellings in existence. After your tour you will head to your hotel
in Cortez for the night. Overnight: Holiday Inn Express
 May
16: CORTEZ * PRICE (CB,D)
After a Deluxe Continental Breakfast this morning, we travel to Moab, Utah to visit Arches
National Park. A local expert will guide you through the world's largest concentration of natural stone
arches. Arches National Park is a red, arid desert punctuated with oddly
eroded sandstone forms. Continue to Price. This evening join the
group for a farewell dinner. Overnight: Holiday Inn
May 17:
PRICE * BOISE
Return to Boise today
with time to lean back and contemplate the many varied experiences of
the past several days.
We strongly
recommend the purchase of
Trip Cancellation & Travel Accident Insurance.
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