Bryce Canyon and Zion Canyon National Parks. Death Valley
Description:
Day 1.
On this day we are going to the Mojave Desert, which is considered the largest desert in the United States. On the way, you can get acquainted with one of the many ghost towns lost here. (You and I will visit the town of Calico.) Gold and silver were once mined in them. There were many people and life was booming. We will also have lunch at a restaurant in Las Vegas. And we will rest at a hotel in Utah.
Day 2.
8:00AM – After a break in the hotel, our way lies in the majestic Zion Canyon, which was called the Gateway to Tierra del Fuego by the ancient Indians. Here we will spend a few hours exploring its unusual slopes. At the request of tourists, you can walk along the most beautiful mountain trails of this huge park.
Day 3.
You will spend the day at Bryce Canyon. Nature has worked for glory here, creating majestic Castles descending into the valley, forming whole fantastic cities. You will be able to go down and walk the way of the Indians who, in ancient times, climbed this trail to the surface daily to hunt. After visiting the parks, we stop for a holiday at a hotel in Las Vegas. You will have a free evening to walk and explore this unusual city. You can visit some famous circus show or take tickets for your favorite artist.
Day 4.
8:00AM – We travel to one of the most exotic and mysterious places on Earth, the Dead Valley. It is said that the Shoshone Indians, who lived here for a long time, could summon spirits and communicate with them. Their mystical totem poles are still found here, among the time-ravaged ghost towns. It is here that some strange force moves stones of different sizes along the bottom of a long-dried, once deep-sea lake. (Three kilometers of salt under a solid surface, in the thickness of which sleep some of the oldest microorganisms on our planet, considered the basis of future civilizations.)
We're back in Los Angeles tonight.