moderate
11 hours
Good overall fitness for moderate walking on uneven ground and comfort sitting in a vehicle for several hours
Discover Northern Arizona’s iconic natural and cultural highlights on this 11-hour private tour. Explore ancient cliff dwellings at Walnut Canyon, walk the famed Route 66 corner in Winslow, and witness the immense Meteor Crater's impact site.
All Ages • 11 Hours • Transportation & Lunch Included • Experience the Meteor Crater!
Embark on an unforgettable 11-hour adventure exploring Northern Arizona's stunning landscapes. Visit the iconic "Standin' on the Corner" Park in Winslow, enjoy a delicious lunch at the historic La Posada Hotel, and marvel at the natural wonders of Walnut Canyon and Meteor Crater, all while traveling through breathtaking scenery.
11 Hours
We will pick you up from your requested location at 6:45 a.m. and we will embark on our journey to the Walnut Canyon National Monument and the Meteor Crater/Barringer Space Museum. Then we will have a stop in Winslow Arizona for lunch at the La Posada Hotel and a visit to the "Standin' on the Corner" Park. Finally, we will travel back to Phoenix through the forest passing both Sunset Pass and the Mogollon Rim to experiencing the beautiful landscapes of Northern Arizona!
Entrance fees are covered in the cost of the tour.
Lunch will be provided up to $20 per person!
The Walnut Canyon trail includes uneven steps and rocky paths; wear supportive footwear for comfort and safety.
Carry a refillable water bottle, especially for the dry Arizona climate and canyon walks.
Arizona’s sun can be intense; bring sunscreen, a hat, and sunglasses for comfort outdoors.
The tour involves walks on uneven terrain and around the Meteor Crater rim, so be ready for moderate physical activity.
The Sinagua people inhabited Walnut Canyon cliff dwellings around A.D. 1100-1250, leaving behind rich archaeological heritage.
Meteor Crater is protected as a natural landmark, with ongoing efforts to preserve its geological integrity and educate visitors about impact craters.
Provides necessary footing on rocky trails and canyon stairs.
Protects from strong sun exposure during outdoor stops.
summer specific
Essential to stay hydrated in the desert heat.
Helps adjust to variable temperatures between canyon shade and desert sun.
spring specific