Itinerary

Today is at leisure to relax or explore on your own.

Enjoy a two-hour cruise* as we circle the perimeter of Crater Lake, taking in up-close views of Wizard Island, Phantom Ship, and other natural formations. The boat excursion offers spectacular views of the natural beauty of the lake and the sheer cliffs that were formed thousands of years ago when the volcano collapsed and Crater Lake was born. A ranger on board shares information about the lake’s history, geology, and culture. The rest of the day is at leisure to relax or enjoy hiking, swimming, or fishing on the lake.
 
*NOTE: Reaching the dock you will need to hike the Cleetwood Cove Trail. This trail is very steep and can be very strenuous as it drops approximately 700 ft. It may take 30 - 45 minutes to descent trail. (Trail is 2.2 miles round trip).

Napa Valley is one of the premier wine regions in the world with many grape varieties. It is particularly well-known for Cabernet Sauvignon and is the most popular planted grape in the entire Valley. We will visit a local winery for a unique and memorable experience.
 
Late afternoon, board the Napa Valley Wine Train for a relaxing three-hour, thirty-six mile round-trip journey through one of the world's most well-known wine valleys to the quaint village of St. Helena and back. Experience the long, warm California twilight and Napa Valley’s beautiful, golden hour sunlight for most of the way, with the opportunity to see those famous wine country sunsets. Dinner is served in an elevated observation-style dining car (a fully restored 1915-1917 Pullman Dining Car or 1952 Vista Dome car) as they pass the vineyards and wineries of Napa Valley.

Fly to Monument Valley. We will land at the private Monument Valley airstrip.
 
The Navajo Nation's Monument Valley Park is one of the most majestic sites on Earth. The great valley boasts sandstone formations that tower at heights of 400 to 1,000 feet, framed by scenic clouds casting shadows that graciously travel the desert floor. The angle of he sun accents these graceful formations, providing scenery that is simply breathtaking.
 
The landscape overwhelms, not just by its beauty but also by its size. The fragile pinnacles of rock are surrounded by miles of mesas and buttes, shrubs and trees, and windblown sand, all comprising the magnificent colors of the valley.

Fly to Jackson Hole. Amangani's extrodinary wilderness at the foot of the Teton Mountains promises year-roud, back-to-nature adventures. With an elevation of 7,000 feet, Amangani lies on the wandering paths of moose and elk, promising endless opportunities for spotting the region's abundant wildlife in and around the flourishing national parks of yellowstone and Grand Teton.

Today is at leisure to relax or enjoy some of the local activities. Take to the fresh mountain air and explore the backcountry of the old west - on foot or horseback, by mountain bike, by hot-air balloon, or along the spectacular Snake River.