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Tuesday/Wednesday June 6th - 7th 28th

Travel Day - Hot Springs, AR

Staying in Hot Springs, Arkansas offers a relaxing blend of historic spa culture, natural beauty in the Ouachita Mountains, outdoor adventures, and small-town charm centered around Hot Springs National Park.

The city is famous for its thermal springs, which have attracted visitors (including celebrities and gangsters in the past) for centuries. A stay here typically revolves around soaking in mineral-rich waters, exploring Bathhouse Row, hiking, and enjoying a mix of relaxation and entertainment.

Thursday, June 8th

Oklahoma City - Western Heritage Museum

Oklahoma City, the vibrant capital of Oklahoma, blends modern urban energy with deep roots in Western and Native American heritage, offering visitors a dynamic mix of culture, history, sports, and outdoor spaces.

At the heart of its attractions stands the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum, a world-class institution located on the northeast side of the city that celebrates the American West through stunning art collections, historical artifacts, interactive exhibits, and the iconic Hall of Great Western Performers. Visitors can explore life-sized Western art, rodeo memorabilia, a re-created cattle town, and rotating displays that highlight cowboy culture, Native traditions, and frontier life — making it a must-visit for anyone interested in the region's storied past

Friday, June 9th

Santa Fe, NM

Santa Fe, New Mexico, the oldest state capital in the U.S., is a captivating blend of Native American, Hispanic, and Anglo cultures nestled at the base of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains.

Known for its distinctive adobe architecture, vibrant art scene, and rich history dating back over 400 years, the city centers around the historic Plaza, where visitors can explore museums like the Palace of the Governors, shop for Native American jewelry and pottery, and enjoy the renowned Santa Fe Opera or world-class cuisine featuring green chile and Southwestern flavors.

Saturday/Sunday, June 10th - 11th

Flagstaff, AZ - Sedona, AZ - Verde Canyon Railway

Flagstaff, Arizona, a charming mountain town in the high desert, sits at the base of the San Francisco Peaks and serves as a gateway to Northern Arizona's natural wonders, offering a cooler climate, pine forests, and a lively downtown with breweries, shops, and a vibrant college-town energy.

You’ll enjoy Black Bart's Steakhouse, Saloon & Musical Revue, a longtime local favorite known for its hearty steaks, seafood, lively atmosphere, and entertaining live musical performances that make for a memorable evening dining experience.

From Flagstaff, it's an easy and scenic drive south to Sedona, famous for its stunning red rock formations, spiritual vortexes, hiking trails, and artistic vibe. Nearby, the Verde Canyon Railroad offers a spectacular 4-hour round-trip train journey departing from Clarkdale (close to Sedona), gliding through dramatic red rock canyons, along the Verde River, past ancient ruins, and through a historic tunnel — all while enjoying narrated commentary, wildlife spotting, and comfortable vintage cars with open-air options for immersive views of Arizona's wilderness.

Monday, June 12th

Page, AZ - Antelope Canyon - Horseshoe Bend

Page, Arizona, a small desert town on the shores of vast Lake Powell in the heart of the Colorado Plateau, serves as an ideal base for exploring some of the Southwest’s most breathtaking natural wonders, including the iconic Horseshoe Bend and Antelope Canyon.

Horseshoe Bend features a dramatic 1,000-foot overlook where the Colorado River carves a perfect horseshoe-shaped meander through towering red rock cliffs — a relatively short but rewarding hike that offers stunning panoramic views, especially magical at sunrise or sunset. Antelope Canyon (on Navajo Nation land) is a mesmerizing slot canyon famous for its smooth, undulating sandstone walls and ethereal light beams that filter dramatically from above — visitors must join guided tours (Upper or Lower sections) to experience its otherworldly beauty safely.

Tuesday/Wednesday, June 13th - 14th

Moab, UT - Arches National Park - Free Day

Moab, Utah, a lively adventure hub nestled amid towering red rock cliffs and canyons along the Colorado River, is the ultimate base for exploring the stunning landscapes of southeastern Utah, renowned for its outdoor recreation, mountain biking, river rafting, and proximity to multiple national parks.

Arches National Park, just a short drive from town, is a highlight with its over 2,000 natural sandstone arches, including the iconic Delicate Arch — visitors can hike scenic trails, marvel at formations like Landscape Arch and the Windows Section, and witness dramatic sunsets that set the fiery rocks aglow.

With a free day in Moab, you can tailor your own excursions — perhaps tackling the challenging Fiery Furnace hike in the park, driving the scenic Potash Road for river views and petroglyphs, venturing into nearby Canyonlands National Park for overlooks like Mesa Arch, or simply relaxing with a jeep tour, e-bike rental, or a laid-back float on the Colorado River.

The town's vibrant Main Street offers great dining, breweries, and shops, making Moab an energetic yet accessible destination for self-guided exploration in one of America's most spectacular red rock country.

Thursday/Friday, June 15th - 16th

Salt Lake City, UT - Park City - Bonneville Salt Flats

Salt Lake City, Utah, the vibrant capital nestled against the Wasatch Mountains and the shores of the Great Salt Lake, blends urban sophistication with easy access to world-class outdoor adventures and rich cultural heritage.

Touring the city often centers on Temple Square, home to the iconic Salt Lake Temple and beautifully landscaped grounds that showcase Mormon history and architecture, alongside attractions like the Utah State Capitol, lively downtown districts with shops and restaurants, and family-friendly spots such as Liberty Park or the Tracy Aviary.

A short drive east leads to Park City, a charming mountain town famous for its historic Main Street lined with boutiques, galleries, and eateries, as well as its renowned ski resorts (like Park City Mountain) that hosted the 2002 Winter Olympics and offer year-round activities from hiking and biking to winter sports.

Further west, the Bonneville Salt Flats provide a surreal, otherworldly experience — an endless expanse of hard, white salt crust perfect for high-speed racing, photography, or simply walking across the mirror-like surface that reflects the vast desert sky.

Together, these spots make Salt Lake City an ideal hub for a mix of city exploration, mountain escapes, and unique natural wonders.

Saturday/Sunday, June 17th - 18th

Reno, NV - Lake Tahoe

Known as “The Biggest Little City in the World,” Reno, offers a fun mix of urban energy, casino excitement, and easy access to stunning natural beauty, with its iconic neon arch on Virginia Street, the scenic Truckee River Walk, museums like the National Automobile Museum, and vibrant arts and dining scenes.

A short drive away lies the breathtaking Lake Tahoe, straddling the Nevada-California border and famous for its crystal-clear, sapphire-blue waters surrounded by snow-capped mountains and pine forests.

Visitors can enjoy boating, kayaking, hiking trails with panoramic views, sandy beaches, or winter skiing and snowboarding at resorts like Heavenly or Northstar, while the surrounding area provides opportunities for scenic drives, gondola rides, and relaxing lakeside dinners.

Together, Reno serves as an exciting gateway for day trips or extended stays at Lake Tahoe, blending city thrills with world-class outdoor adventures year-round.

Monday/Tuesday, June 19th - 20th

San Francisco - Travel Home

San Francisco, the iconic City by the Bay, captivates visitors with its hilly streets, diverse neighborhoods, and stunning waterfront vistas, making it one of America’s most photogenic and culturally rich destinations. A highlight of any tour is crossing the majestic Golden Gate Bridge, whether by car, bike, or on foot, to soak in panoramic views of the bay, Marin Headlands, and the city skyline.

Fisherman’s Wharf buzzes with energy, featuring fresh seafood stands, souvenir shops, street performers, and the famous sea lions lounging at Pier 39, while nearby attractions like Ghirardelli Square and boat tours to Alcatraz add to the waterfront charm. Touring the city by iconic cable car offers a thrilling ride up steep hills past Victorian “Painted Ladies,” through vibrant districts like Chinatown, North Beach, and the Mission, with stops at landmarks such as Golden Gate Park, or the bustling Ferry Building Marketplace for local eats. From foggy mornings to vibrant sunsets, San Francisco delivers an unforgettable blend of history, innovation, and natural beauty.

*You may ask, If this tour ends in San Francisco, how do we get home? You have two Choices. You can fly from Sacramento or we can arrange a Train trip on the California Zephyr (Amtrak) to bring you home. (Both will be a little extra, which we can price for you) Wwe wanted you to see America on our 10th Anniversary!