July 14-21, 2010
Explore the historic, beautiful American West on this ultimate family adventure. First, see the spectacular Grand Canyon from a hotel located right on the rim. Hike the trails, then watch a glorious sunset as the canyon walls turn orange, red, and purple. Continue on to Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park, where you can explore the area that was a favorite of many Western movie directors. In the evening get to know the local Native American residents at a cookout as you listen to ancient stories and watch traditional dances. The next day, Navajo guides will lead you on a 4-wheel-drive tour of the stunning rock formations. Visit Lake Powell, go on a Glen Canyon float trip, then ride horseback through the Bryce Canyon. Enjoy a day of hiking in Zion National Park before a final night celebration in glittering Las Vegas. This trip combines adventure with American heritage for a truly exciting and family-friendly excursion into the West.
$$ Approximately $2,169 per person based on double occupancy, plus airfare
Children’s discount approximately $200
Moderately active
Prof. Gary Lamberti
Gary Lamberti is professor and chair of the Department of Biological Sciences at the University of Notre Dame. He received his doctorate from UC Berkeley and has been at Notre Dame since 1989. Prof. Lamberti is an ecologist and environmental scientist whose research interests center on aquatic ecology, including salmon biology, the ecology of invasive species, and river restoration. At Notre Dame, he teaches biostatistics, stream ecology, and restoration ecology. Prof. Lamberti has authored over 100 scientific publications and has edited a book titled Methods in Stream Ecology. He is also a past president of an international society of aquatic ecologists.
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