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Follow Diamond Creek Road as it winds through Peach Springs Canyon – the only road access to the bottom of the Grand Canyon. Diamond Creek Road will take us down the canyon to the banks of the Colorado River. Along the way, we will stop to enjoy the views and learn about Hualapai history, cultures, and the geology and the natural history of the canyon. You will enjoy a picnic lunch with an optional walk the last mile to the Colorado River following a narrow canyon that crosses Diamond Creek. Includes driving on a bumpy and winding dirt road to the Colorado River.  Activity Rating: 1-2. 

 -Tuition includes transportation, Hualapai permits, box lunch and field instruction. Departs at 7:30AM from Prescott Campus.

*Chino Valley pickup available. 

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Download Full Itinerary

Reserve at least two weeks in advance.

Follow Diamond Creek Road as it winds through Peach Springs Canyon – the only road access to the bottom of the Grand Canyon. Diamond Creek Road will take us down the canyon to the banks of the Colorado River. Along the way, we will stop to enjoy the views and learn about Hualapai history, cultures, and the geology and the natural history of the canyon. You will enjoy a picnic lunch with an optional walk the last mile to the Colorado River following a narrow canyon that crosses Diamond Creek. Includes driving on a bumpy and winding dirt road to the Colorado River.  Activity Rating: 1-2. 

 -Tuition includes transportation, Hualapai permits, box lunch and field instruction. Departs at 7:30AM from Prescott Campus.

*Chino Valley pickup available. 

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Reserve at least two weeks in advance. 

Forest Lakes, Arizona, is a captivating destination known for its stunning view and natural beauty, particularly along the Mogollon Rim. The Rim is a dramatic escarpment that stretches across Arizona, offering panoramic views of the surrounding forests and valleys. The Manganese Denison Mine is a historical site that speaks to the region's mining past. This mine was active in the 20th century, contributing to the local economy by extracting manganese, a critical industrial mineral. Woods Canyon Lake is one of the prominent lakes in the area and is ideal for fishing, kayaking, and picnicking, making it a popular destination for families and adventurers alike. Activity Rating: 1-2. 

Tuition includes ground transportation, box lunch and field instruction. Departs 7:00AM from Prescott Campus. *Camp Verde pick up available.  

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