Afisha Life | Sedona do prywatnej przygody w Wielkim Kanionie

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Kanion Oak Creek

Szybka przejażdżka i lekcja geologii i historii podczas podróży na płaskowyż Kolorado. Omawiamy historię osadników, unikalną geologię i doświadczamy poważnych zmian klimatu w mniej niż 20 minut.

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Malowana pustynia

Doświadcz cudownych kolorów malowanej pustyni, jadąc przez naród Navajo do wschodniego wejścia do parku. Porozmawiamy o tym, jak ta pozornie jałowa, ale piękna kraina jest domem dla najstarszej grupy tubylców w Ameryce Północnej oraz o legendach, które się rozwijają.

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Park Narodowy Wielkiego Kanionu

To fantastyczna wycieczka, której celem jest skupienie się wyłącznie na Wielkim Kanionie. Spędzamy 4-5 godzin na zwiedzaniu krawędzi, omawiając geologię i interpretując starożytną przeszłość Öngtupqa, wielkiego solnego kanionu, który skrywa 13 000 lat tajemnicy. Przebieg dnia składa się z 4 przystanków wzdłuż krawędzi, z lunchem pomiędzy nimi. Krótki spacer utwardzoną ścieżką i po 4 godzinach zwiedzania wracamy do Sedony.

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Punkt handlowy Cameron

Przerwa na obiad. Jak również najlepsze miejsce do kupowania rodzimej sztuki i oglądania pamiątek.

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Oak Creek Canyon

A quick drive and geologic and historical lesson while we travel onto the Colorado Plateau. We discuss the settler history, unique geology and experience a major climate change in less than 20 minutes.

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Cameron Trading Post

A break for lunch. As well as the best place to buy native art and see souviners.

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Grand Canyon National Park

This is a fantastic tour designed to focus solely on the Grand Canyon. We spend 4-5 hours exploring the rim, discussing the geology, and interpreting the ancient past of Öngtupqa, the great Salt Canyon that holds 13,000 years of mystery. The course of the day consists of 4 stops along the rim, with lunch in between. A short walk along a paved path, and then we make our way back to Sedona after 4 hours of sight seeing.

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Grand Canyon Desert View Watchtower

We make a full stop here to enjoy the incredible architecture of the desert view watch tower. Designed as a replica to all the Archaeoastronomy sights in the Southwest. Its the first view Grand Canyon.

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Lipan Point

Here we get the singular best view of the Colorado River anywhere in the National Park! We point out formations, and the painted desert, as well as spending time with you at this stop to point our how the views are constantly changing!

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Yavapai Point

Last stop, with in the parks Village boundaries. This is where 70% of visitors frequent, most do not leave the Village area. This is here the train, the restaurants, and all the hotels are located. Its the deepest. widest part of the Canyon considering its 278 miles distance. Its the main show, from here is where you group gets to spend a full hour roaming and exploring. The views are nearly incomprehensible. This will be out last stop while in the park. We have more stops, and allow more time to explore the park and Village than nearly all other companies, including Utah and Nevada based operations.

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Sedona

Return back to Sedona. Expect a 2.5 hour trip, we do make a pit stop half way back.

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Oak Creek Canyon

A quick drive and geologic and historical lesson while we travel onto the Colorado Plateau. We discuss the settler history, unique geology and experience a major climate change in less than 20 minutes.

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Cameron Trading Post

A break for lunch. As well as the best place to buy native art and see souviners.

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Grand Canyon National Park

This is a fantastic tour designed to focus solely on the Grand Canyon. We spend 4-5 hours exploring the rim, discussing the geology, and interpreting the ancient past of Öngtupqa, the great Salt Canyon that holds 13,000 years of mystery. The course of the day consists of 4 stops along the rim, with lunch in between. A short walk along a paved path, and then we make our way back to Sedona after 4 hours of sight seeing.

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Grand Canyon Desert View Watchtower

We make a full stop here to enjoy the incredible architecture of the desert view watch tower. Designed as a replica to all the Archaeoastronomy sights in the Southwest. Its the first view Grand Canyon.

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Lipan Point

Here we get the singular best view of the Colorado River anywhere in the National Park! We point out formations, and the painted desert, as well as spending time with you at this stop to point our how the views are constantly changing!

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Yavapai Point

Last stop, with in the parks Village boundaries. This is where 70% of visitors frequent, most do not leave the Village area. This is here the train, the restaurants, and all the hotels are located. Its the deepest. widest part of the Canyon considering its 278 miles distance. Its the main show, from here is where you group gets to spend a full hour roaming and exploring. The views are nearly incomprehensible. This will be out last stop while in the park. We have more stops, and allow more time to explore the park and Village than nearly all other companies, including Utah and Nevada based operations.

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Sedona

Return back to Sedona. Expect a 2.5 hour trip, we do make a pit stop half way back.

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Oak Creek Canyon

A quick drive and geologic and historical lesson while we travel onto the Colorado Plateau. We discuss the settler history, unique geology and experience a major climate change in less than 20 minutes.

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Cameron Trading Post

A break for lunch. As well as the best place to buy native art and see souviners.

21

Grand Canyon National Park

This is a fantastic tour designed to focus solely on the Grand Canyon. We spend 4-5 hours exploring the rim, discussing the geology, and interpreting the ancient past of Öngtupqa, the great Salt Canyon that holds 13,000 years of mystery. The course of the day consists of 4 stops along the rim, with lunch in between. A short walk along a paved path, and then we make our way back to Sedona after 4 hours of sight seeing.

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Grand Canyon Desert View Watchtower

We make a full stop here to enjoy the incredible architecture of the desert view watch tower. Designed as a replica to all the Archaeoastronomy sights in the Southwest. Its the first view Grand Canyon.

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Lipan Point

Here we get the singular best view of the Colorado River anywhere in the National Park! We point out formations, and the painted desert, as well as spending time with you at this stop to point our how the views are constantly changing!

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Yavapai Point

Last stop, with in the parks Village boundaries. This is where 70% of visitors frequent, most do not leave the Village area. This is here the train, the restaurants, and all the hotels are located. Its the deepest. widest part of the Canyon considering its 278 miles distance. Its the main show, from here is where you group gets to spend a full hour roaming and exploring. The views are nearly incomprehensible. This will be out last stop while in the park. We have more stops, and allow more time to explore the park and Village than nearly all other companies, including Utah and Nevada based operations.

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Sedona

Return back to Sedona. Expect a 2.5 hour trip, we do make a pit stop half way back.

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Oak Creek Canyon

A quick drive and geologic and historical lesson while we travel onto the Colorado Plateau. We discuss the settler history, unique geology and experience a major climate change in less than 20 minutes.

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Cameron Trading Post

A break for lunch. As well as the best place to buy native art and see souviners.

28

Grand Canyon National Park

This is a fantastic tour designed to focus solely on the Grand Canyon. We spend 4-5 hours exploring the rim, discussing the geology, and interpreting the ancient past of Öngtupqa, the great Salt Canyon that holds 13,000 years of mystery. The course of the day consists of 4 stops along the rim, with lunch in between. A short walk along a paved path, and then we make our way back to Sedona after 4 hours of sight seeing.

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Grand Canyon Desert View Watchtower

We make a full stop here to enjoy the incredible architecture of the desert view watch tower. Designed as a replica to all the Archaeoastronomy sights in the Southwest. Its the first view Grand Canyon.

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Lipan Point

Here we get the singular best view of the Colorado River anywhere in the National Park! We point out formations, and the painted desert, as well as spending time with you at this stop to point our how the views are constantly changing!

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Yavapai Point

Last stop, with in the parks Village boundaries. This is where 70% of visitors frequent, most do not leave the Village area. This is here the train, the restaurants, and all the hotels are located. Its the deepest. widest part of the Canyon considering its 278 miles distance. Its the main show, from here is where you group gets to spend a full hour roaming and exploring. The views are nearly incomprehensible. This will be out last stop while in the park. We have more stops, and allow more time to explore the park and Village than nearly all other companies, including Utah and Nevada based operations.

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Sedona

Return back to Sedona. Expect a 2.5 hour trip, we do make a pit stop half way back.

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Oak Creek Canyon

A quick drive and geologic and historical lesson while we travel onto the Colorado Plateau. We discuss the settler history, unique geology and experience a major climate change in less than 20 minutes.

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Cameron Trading Post

A break for lunch. As well as the best place to buy native art and see souviners.

35

Grand Canyon National Park

This is a fantastic tour designed to focus solely on the Grand Canyon. We spend 4-5 hours exploring the rim, discussing the geology, and interpreting the ancient past of Öngtupqa, the great Salt Canyon that holds 13,000 years of mystery. The course of the day consists of 4 stops along the rim, with lunch in between. A short walk along a paved path, and then we make our way back to Sedona after 4 hours of sight seeing.

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Grand Canyon Desert View Watchtower

We make a full stop here to enjoy the incredible architecture of the desert view watch tower. Designed as a replica to all the Archaeoastronomy sights in the Southwest. Its the first view Grand Canyon.

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Lipan Point

Here we get the singular best view of the Colorado River anywhere in the National Park! We point out formations, and the painted desert, as well as spending time with you at this stop to point our how the views are constantly changing!

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Yavapai Point

Last stop, with in the parks Village boundaries. This is where 70% of visitors frequent, most do not leave the Village area. This is here the train, the restaurants, and all the hotels are located. Its the deepest. widest part of the Canyon considering its 278 miles distance. Its the main show, from here is where you group gets to spend a full hour roaming and exploring. The views are nearly incomprehensible. This will be out last stop while in the park. We have more stops, and allow more time to explore the park and Village than nearly all other companies, including Utah and Nevada based operations.

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Sedona

Return back to Sedona. Expect a 2.5 hour trip, we do make a pit stop half way back.

40

Oak Creek Canyon

A quick drive and geologic and historical lesson while we travel onto the Colorado Plateau. We discuss the settler history, unique geology and experience a major climate change in less than 20 minutes.

41

Cameron Trading Post

A break for lunch. As well as the best place to buy native art and see souviners.

42

Grand Canyon National Park

This is a fantastic tour designed to focus solely on the Grand Canyon. We spend 4-5 hours exploring the rim, discussing the geology, and interpreting the ancient past of Öngtupqa, the great Salt Canyon that holds 13,000 years of mystery. The course of the day consists of 4 stops along the rim, with lunch in between. A short walk along a paved path, and then we make our way back to Sedona after 4 hours of sight seeing.

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Grand Canyon Desert View Watchtower

We make a full stop here to enjoy the incredible architecture of the desert view watch tower. Designed as a replica to all the Archaeoastronomy sights in the Southwest. Its the first view Grand Canyon.

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Lipan Point

Here we get the singular best view of the Colorado River anywhere in the National Park! We point out formations, and the painted desert, as well as spending time with you at this stop to point our how the views are constantly changing!

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Yavapai Point

Last stop, with in the parks Village boundaries. This is where 70% of visitors frequent, most do not leave the Village area. This is here the train, the restaurants, and all the hotels are located. Its the deepest. widest part of the Canyon considering its 278 miles distance. Its the main show, from here is where you group gets to spend a full hour roaming and exploring. The views are nearly incomprehensible. This will be out last stop while in the park. We have more stops, and allow more time to explore the park and Village than nearly all other companies, including Utah and Nevada based operations.

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Sedona

Return back to Sedona. Expect a 2.5 hour trip, we do make a pit stop half way back.

Sedona do prywatnej przygody w Wielkim Kanionie

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