Trek along narrow side canyons, through underwater, pausing to soak up the awe-inspiring overlooks of the Grand Canyon as you make your way to your Havasu base camp, accessible only by foot. Visit the Native American village of Supai, the most remote village in the country, where mail still arrives by packhorse. Enjoy a dip at the base of the 100-foot Havasu Falls and learn how Havasupai People have co-existed with nature for generations in such a remote, untouched landscape.

In the grandest canyon of the Colorado, experience the excitement, serenity, joy and enchanting beauty of the river as it transforms this divine chasm and those who venture down it. The Grand Canyon is ever-changing, with massive walls that step back to expose eons of natural history, at one place dark and narrow, and at another lush with waterfalls thundering hundreds of feet in luminous free fall.

From Sedona to the Grand Canyon, the scenery on your Arizona vacation is nothing short of spectacular. Hike Huckabee Trail and enjoy a picnic on the Juniper/Oak high desert biome. Bike Bell Rock's sandstone pathway and enjoy a panorama of buttes, valley and sky. Hike into the heart of Grand Canyon National Park and visit the village of Tlaquepaque for some of the best shopping and dining in the Southwest.