Additional Information

Sedona, Grand Canyon, Antelope Canyon, Bryce Canyon and Kodachrome Basin State Park
Total 12 nights or join up for part of the trip. Totally up to you where you would like to meet up with us.

I have purchased my flight on Delta departing Atlanta on 04/07/2021 at 2:22pm and arriving in Phoenix, AZ at 3:15pm.
Returning on 04/19/2021 departing Phoenix at 1:40pm arriving back in  Atlanta at 8:25pm.  If you are wanting to share car rentals, you will  need to arrive by the time my flight arrives in Phoenix or you will make  your own private arrangements to Sedona and for the duration of the  trip.

I have hotel rooms booked for each stop. You will make your  own air & car rental reservations. Some parks will also require a  permit and fees to enter the park. When you book I will give you my  flight information if you would like to arrive and depart on the same  flights.

Credit cards will only be charged for first night of  arrival in Sedona. All other hotel nights will not be charged until  arrival at your hotel. All hotel rooms must be booked through me if you  want to be a part of this group.

Call Libby at 678 325 8351 to reserve your hotel room or for additional information.

Leg #1 – Sedona, AZ (Nights of April 7, 8, 9
Sky Ranch Lodge
https://skyranchlodge.com/
Total $670.00 for 1 or 2 people in a room.

April 7: Fly into Phoenix or Flagstaff and drive to Sedona (2 hours  from Phoenix or 40 minutes from Flagstaff). Stay in hotel 3 nights.
April 8: Morning hike: Devil’s Bridge Trail – 4.2 miles. Afternoon hike: Fay Canyon 2.4 miles easy
April 9: Morning hike West Fork Trail – 6.9 miles. It’s in and out, so can hike as far as you would like before turning around.
April 10: Morning hike on Mescal Trail – 2.4 miles. Checkout and drive to Grand Canyon (2 hours)

Leg #2 – Williams, AZ Grand Canyon (Nights of April 10, 11, 12)
Grand Canyon Railway Hotel
https://www.thetrain.com/lo…/the-grand-canyon-railway-hotel/
Total $632.00 for 1 or 2 people in a room.

April 10: For those just joining the adventure, fly into Las Vegas (4  hour drive), Phoenix (3-1/2 hour drive), or Flagstaff (1-1/2 hour  drive). Stay in hotel on south rim 3 nights
April 11: Explore the  Rim Trail – easy hike with minimum elevation change. Great views of the  canyon. Can walk as little or as much as desired. Trail is 11 miles but  can easily break up into 1-mile segments. Some may want to hike into the  canyon from the south rim. It’s a significant change in elevation, but  worth the experience.
April 12: Hiking at Schmutz Springs (5.5 miles  – moderate level – in and out, so can hike a limited distance then turn  around if desired)
April 13: Drive to Page Arizona – 111 miles (2+ hours)

Leg #3 - Page, Arizona (Nights of April 13, 14, 15)
Country Inn and Suites by Radisson
https://www.radissonhotels.com/…/hotels/country-inn-page-az…
Total $411.00 for 1 or 2 people in a room.

April 13: Check into hotel for 3 nights (near Lake Powell and Hover Dam)
April 14: Explore Dam and take boat ride down Colorado River ($70-$234)
April 15: Explore Antelope Canyon ($60-$70). The photograph tours are  temporarily unavailable due to the COVID-19 virus, but hopefully will be  open before April. Also nearby is the Horseshoe Bend on the Colorado  River, which is majestic and offers some of the best photo  opportunities. Both are easy walking.
April 16: Check out of hotel  and drive 1 hour to Coyote Butts, which is on the way towards Bryce  Canyon. The hike is 5.2 miles round trip in and out. Must apply for  hiking permit on December 1, 2020 ($10-$20). https://bearfoottheory.com/hiking-the-wave-in-arizona/ After hike, drive on towards Bryce Canyon for 1-1/2 hours

Leg #4 - Bryce Canyon City, Utah (Nights of April 16, 17, 18)
https://www.bestwestern.com/…/best-…/propertyCode.45082.html
Total $590.00 for 1 or 2 people in a room.

April 16: Check in.
April 17: Trails are classified as easy, moderate or strenuous. The  easy ones range from 1 to 11 miles with little elevation change. The  moderate trails range from 1.3 to 4.3 miles. I recommend the tower  Bridge trail (3.5 miles). There is also an excellent viewing location  for early morning sun hitting the formations. It is absolutely worth  getting up early for!
April 18: Panorama Trail in the Kodachrome  Basin State Park - Utah - 23 miles away. 2.9-mile loop or 6 mile loop.  Easy to moderate levels.
April 19: Check out.