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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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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. 

View Refund/Cancellation Policy

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. 

View Refund/Cancellation Policy

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. 

View Refund/Cancellation Policy

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. 

View Refund/Cancellation Policy

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. 

View Refund/Cancellation Policy

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. 

View Refund/Cancellation Policy

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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About a mile from the Colorado River, Diamond Creek Road reaches its namesake, Diamond Creek. We will hike up this creek about 3 miles into a spectacular narrows (one short steep place, but mostly gentle gradients with multiple creek crossings about ankle deep), enjoying lunch at a beautiful little waterfall beneath thousand-foot cliffs. We will discuss both the geology and natural history along the way. Our day will culminate with a visit by van to the Colorado River before having dinner in Seligman (on your own) and then returning to campus.  This is an off-trail hike, 6 miles total, with fairly rocky footing and your footwear will get wet; hiking poles advised.  Like our other hikes in the area, this route is not open to the general public. This trip is for experienced hikers.  Activity Rating: 3+

Tuition includes ground transportation, field instruction, Hualapai permits and box lunch. Departs 7AM from Prescott Campus.*Chino Valley pickup available.

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Reserve at least two weeks in advance.

About a mile from the Colorado River, Diamond Creek Road reaches its namesake, Diamond Creek. We will hike up this creek about 3 miles into a spectacular narrows (one short steep place, but mostly gentle gradients with multiple creek crossings about ankle deep), enjoying lunch at a beautiful little waterfall beneath thousand-foot cliffs. We will discuss both the geology and natural history along the way. Our day will culminate with a visit by van to the Colorado River before having dinner in Seligman (on your own) and then returning to campus.  This is an off-trail hike, 6 miles total, with fairly rocky footing and your footwear will get wet; hiking poles advised.  Like our other hikes in the area, this route is not open to the general public. This trip is for experienced hikers.  Activity Rating: 3+

Tuition includes ground transportation, field instruction, Hualapai permits and box lunch. Departs 7AM from Prescott Campus.*Chino Valley pickup available.

View Refund/Cancellation Policy.

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Reserve at least two weeks in advance.

About a mile from the Colorado River, Diamond Creek Road reaches its namesake, Diamond Creek. We will hike up this creek about 3 miles into a spectacular narrows (one short steep place, but mostly gentle gradients with multiple creek crossings about ankle deep), enjoying lunch at a beautiful little waterfall beneath thousand-foot cliffs. We will discuss both the geology and natural history along the way. Our day will culminate with a visit by van to the Colorado River before having dinner in Seligman (on your own) and then returning to campus.  This is an off-trail hike, 6 miles total, with fairly rocky footing and your footwear will get wet; hiking poles advised.  Like our other hikes in the area, this route is not open to the general public. This trip is for experienced hikers.  Activity Rating: 3+

Tuition includes ground transportation, field instruction, Hualapai permits and box lunch. Departs 7AM from Prescott Campus.*Chino Valley pickup available.

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The only road to the Colorado River canyon’s depths is located on Hualapai lands in western Grand Canyon. This road accesses a little-known hiking route that leads out onto the Tonto Rim, nearly a thousand feet above the Colorado River. This is a truly wild and spectacular Grand Canyon hike with fabulous distant views up and down the canyon, views ordinarily only accessible on multi-day backpacking expeditions. Hiking distance is almost four miles and includes some steep grades and narrow trails - not for the fainthearted. We will discuss geology and natural history along the way. The day will culminate with a van stop at the Colorado River. Dinner stop at Lilo's in Seligman (on your own). This trip is for experienced hikers.  Activity Rating: 3+ to 4.

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

*Chino Valley pickup available.

View Refund/Cancellation Policy.