National Parks · FLAGSTAFF NATIONAL PARK TOURS
Good flagstaff national park tours fill up weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 4 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Travel by historic train from Williams to the South Rim, with a Wild West shootout, onboard musicians, train robbery, and about three hours at the canyon. Choose coach or first class. First class adds larger seats, wider windows, refreshments, and at-seat cocktail service.
“Excellent great views and wonderful staff Mark C was our train guide and he was nothing short of awesome!!!!!”
Travel from Flagstaff to the South Rim with a guide such as Scott, Amelia, Ryan, or Danya. This eight-hour small-group outing includes park fees, lunch, snacks, drinks, and six stops, from El Tovar to Desert View Watchtower and Cameron Trading Post.
“Well planned route made it very memorable. Guide was very knowledgeable and made the trip. Highly recommended”
Leave your Flagstaff hotel at 7:45 a.m. for an eight-hour Grand Canyon South Rim outing with guides such as Keaton and John. Expect several viewpoints, geology and cultural stories, lunch, snacks, binoculars, handouts, and a small group of no more than nine people.
“Seeing he Grand Canyon in person was an awesome experience. Our tour guide, Keyton was very knowledgeable about the various locations along the south rim.”
Travel from Flagstaff through Ponderosa pine country to Cameron Trading Post and the Grand Canyon’s East and South Rims. A small group of up to 14 rides in a comfortable minibus, with guides such as Rasa, Brian, and Jason explaining geology, Native culture, history, and local sights.
“Very good tour. Would recommend everyone to take this tour.”
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