Prescott, Arizona’s former territorial capitol, is the nexus of amazing natural beauty and a hub for exploration of some of Arizona’s best state history, tradition, art, and culture. Visit the Sharlot Hall Museum, the largest museum in central Arizona and the home of the log-hewn territorial governor’s mansion built in 1864. Climb aboard the historic Verde Canyon Railroad for an exciting trip past ancient Native American dwellings in a land where over half of all North American bird species migrate annually. Savor your time at fascinating Fort Verde, the former base of General Crook’s U. S. Army scouts and soldiers. Then board the Grand Canyon Railroad to the spectacular Grand Canyon and immerse yourself in a powerful and inspiring landscape. Experienced and knowledgeable instructors and guides will personally introduce you to the geology, ecology, Native American history, and exploration history of this breathtaking part of Northern Arizona.
Prescott lodging at 5,300 feet; Flagstaff lodging at 7,000’; Grand Canyon National Park at 7,000 feet.
Program in association with Northern Arizona University, offering educational Southwestern adventures for over 25 years.
Itinerary
Arrivals Prescott, 3 nights; Flagstaff, 1 night; Prescott, 1 night. First day, plan for hotel arrivals in Prescott between 4-5PM.
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