Join us for a unique train ride and beautiful tour at Grand Canyon National Park. Your guide will pick you up at your hotel and proceed to the train depot to check you in; upon disembarking, you will reunite with your same guide after lunch. The remainder of your tour will be with your same guide and van along the South & East Rim Grand Canyon. After, your guide returns you to your hotel.
Start out traveling on the historic Grand Canyon Railroad for a one-way train ride northbound to Grand Canyon. Upon arriving at Grand Canyon Village, see your first stunning views of the canyon. There will be time for lunch on your own (lunch not included). Then rejoin your same guide and travel across the south rim, taking in the best views of Grand Canyon.
You will then travel through the Navajo Nation, stopping for souvenir shopping at historic Cameron Trading Post. Cancellation policy is 72 hours in advance for full refund.
Pickup included
Top Ten Scenic Drive
check- in for the train ride to the Grand Canyon
Disembark train
Tour South to East Rim
Navajo Nation
Arizona State Law Requires All Children Eight Years and Younger to be in a Car Seat/Booster Seat. Guests are required to provide their own car seat/booster seat for their tour.
Departs Daily 7-7:30am and returns approximately 6:00-6:30 pm. (November/December: Departs 6-6:30a and returns 5-5:30pm) (Duration 11 hours)
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