Canyons, Canyons, Canyons

Arizona, named the Grand Canyon State, is known as home to one of the Seven Wonders of the World, in addition to many wonderful lesser-known canyons that are also quite grand. Visit the one and only Grand Canyon, as well as the beautiful Walnut Canyon of Flagstaff, the striking sandstone Antelope Canyon in Page, the ravishing red rock Boynton and Oak Creek Canyons of Sedona, as well as all of the inspiring landscapes along the way.

DAY 1
PHOENIX – WINSLOW – FLAGSTAFF
MORNING
Depart Phoenix for Winslow. The drive is 185 miles or 297.7 kilometers.
Visit the Rock Art Canyon Ranch, a working cowboy-run ranch that is
home to one of the finest stands of Anasazi petroglyphs in the Southwest.
Guests can ask to view the small pioneer-cowboy and Anasazi museums
furnished with artifacts found on the ranch.
Tel: (928) 386-5047
The end of Rock Art Ranch Rd, Winslow, AZ 86047
Enjoy lunch at The Turquoise Room in La Posada Hotel in Winslow.
Considered by many to be the finest restaurant in the entire Four Corners
region, The Turquoise Room was created in 2000 under the direction of
renowned Chef John Sharpe who oversees every detail of the preparation
and service. The restaurant re-creates the elegant dining experience of the
famous Turquoise Room dining car on the Santa Fe Railway’s Super Chief
that was frequented by Hollywood Stars like Eleanor Powell. Everything
was designed for this special setting—leather & wood chairs modeled on
a La Posada original, brocade booths of emerald green, Verne Lucero’s
magnificent chandeliers, and even Tina Mion’s stained-glass mural of La
Posada patron saints Ysidro, Pascual and Barbara.
Tel: (928) 289-2888
305 E 2nd St, Winslow, AZ 86047