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Flagstaff Native Culture,
Natural History
and Grand Canyon
# 7701
 Synopsis 
Rising over 12,600' in elevation and dominating the surrounding
landscape is Arizona's highest peak, Mt Humphreys. Nestled at its base is
the charming mountain community of
Flagstaff where the wonders of Northern
Arizona beckon your attention. Discover the regions premier natural
attractions, world famous Lowell Observatory, and vibrant native cultures.
Your time at the Grand Canyon
will complete an unforgettable week.
Accessible via plain, train, or commercial shuttle from Phoenix airport.
Course Description
From Flagstaff to
Grand Canyon # 7701
In the realms of astronomy, archaeology, geology, and native culture,
it doesn't get any better than a visit to Flagstaff and the
Grand Canyon.
Discover it all as presenters relate the area's scientific
achievements/research, the native culture of the Navajo & Hopi, and share
the area's overwhelming beauty. Enjoy field trips to the cliff dwellings at
Walnut Canyon
National Monument, the
Museum of
Northern Arizona,
 Lowell
Observatory, and an overnight adventure to the Grand Canyon. Your time at
the Grand Canyon will include guided visits to its most scenic viewpoints,
opportunities to walk its rim or descend into its depths, an IMAX theatre
presentation documenting rafting the Colorado River and time to enjoy a
sunset/sunrise. Elevations exceed 7000 feet.
Accommodations
Flagstaff: Modern hotel with clean and spacious rooms.
Amenities include outdoor pool and spa. Grand Canyon: Park Service lodge
just minutes from the majestic south rim and adjacent to the Grand Canyon
Historic District.
Seasons Offered
Summer and Fall Catalogs
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