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When I compared similar routes, a seven-day mix of national parks and photo stops was one of the reasons I chose this version, and it did not feel like an unnecessary extra once we were traveling. Because the tour covers a wide area, multiple early starts is a real factor. We had already accepted that the trip would be busy in places, so it never felt misleading. I do not usually take many pictures, yet I filled my phone at Yellowstone National Park. Looking back on the Yellowstone route, at Grand Teton National Park, I ended up putting the camera away and just watching for a while. The best part was not one single attraction but the combination of a seven-day mix of national parks and photo stops with Yellowstone National Park, which made the itinerary feel more complete.
What I liked most about this tour was how smoothly everything was arranged. Traveling between Los Angeles/Las Vegas and Arizona can be tiring, but the itinerary made it feel manageable. The Grand Canyon views from different angles were impressive, and having time at both the South and East Rims gave a more complete experience of the park.
Single travelers! Okay so I was nervous booking my tour cause I didn’t know who to book through, what was legit, and what was the safest. This was an amazing tour. I met a few people but I was also by myself a bit. The guide was kind, funny, and informing. Take a jumper for the bus, lovely bus but could be cold. Really safe, and I recommend this tour!
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