Most meals included – (B,L,D) denotes Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Day 1 (D)
Arrive in Flagstaff, Arizona for an orientation and welcome dinner.

Day 2 (B,L,D)
We’ll make our way North and East to Monument Valley, located near the Arizona / Utah border and part of the Navajo Nation. Monument Valley has been seen in many movies and photographs, and really is one of the truly iconic places in the American Southwest. The magnificent landscape is dotted with eye-pleasing sandstone mesas, buttes and other curious rock features. Your guide will take you to the perfect location in order to capture the setting sun over this most famous of western landscapes.

Day 3 (B,L,D)
We’ll make sure to capture Monument Valley again this morning before relocating a few hours down the road to Page, Arizona. We’ll check in to our comfy hotel and get prepared for an evening shoot at one of the great nearby locations, either Toadstools, badlands, or a jaw-dropping overlook of the Colorado River.

Day 4 (B,D)
This morning we’ll shoot sunrise if time allows and then head to Antelope Canyon X for the coveted opportunity to photograph this fantastic and hugely famous slot canyon. In the afternoon we’ll head towards the North Rim of the Grand Canyon. We’ll have a roughly two to three-hour drive, with sights and photo opportunities along the way, before checking in to our rustic cabins that sit just a stone’s throw from the Canyon’s rim!

The North Rim Lodge, built in 1936, is designated as a National Historic Landmark and offers a beautiful patio that is perched on the rim of the Canyon, perfect for viewing, relaxing, and/or photographing from. After a delicious dinner we’ll make a short drive to Cape Royal, which offers the widest panorama of any viewpoint at Grand Canyon.

Day 5 (B,L,D)
We'll have a full day of exploration and photography of the North Rim. We'll start with a great sunrise spot, overlooking the Grand Canyon and massive vistas the North Rim provides. Afterwards, we'll enjoy breakfast and do some image review and critique during our down time. For sunset, we'll photograph one of the best overlooks on the Grand Canyon - get your camera ready and prepare to be in awe!

Day 6 (B,D)
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We’ll awake early again this morning to photograph a glorious sunrise at Point Imperial. At 8,803 feet above sea-level, Point Imperial is the highest overlook on this side of the Canyon offering views of Marble Canyon, Mt. Hayden, the Little Colorado River Gorge as well as the Painted Desert of Navajo Nation on the horizon. Your guide will go over some of the intricacies of capturing desert sunrise shots, and then we’ll head in for a leisurely breakfast at the lodge.

As weather can be unpredictable, we’ll want to remain a bit flexible on this afternoon, and throughout this trip as to what we’ll do and when so that we have to ability to head “wherever the action might be.” Our final evening shoot of the tour will take us to a beautiful location along the North Rim, where we’ll be rewarded with an inspirational vantage point of Grand Canyon.

Day 7 (B)
On our final morning together, we’ll shoot sunrise from our lodge patio. After our last breakfast as a group, we’ll make the drive through the desert and back to Flagstaff, complete with amazing memories and many wonderful images of our time in Grand Canyon Country.