Sacramento Itineraries
Sample itineraries written by our Sacramento experts
Our Sacramento travel specialists have written the following itineraries to help plan your trip. Not sure where to begin? Contact us now and we'll connect you with a specialist tour operator for expert Sacramento advice.
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Wyoming
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Arizona
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San Francisco
California's greatest city
Crammed into less than 50 square miles and with a population of less than a million, small San Francisco packs a mighty punch... -
Los Angeles
Stroll along Hollywood Boulevard, spot your favourite TV and film stars on the Walk of Fame, and you can’t miss the hillside Hollywood sign... -
Las Vegas
Spend a day or two discovering the grandeur of Las Vegas and its famously flamboyant attractions... -
San Diego
A two hour drive south from L... -
Yosemite National Park
The most popular national park in California, Yosemite includes the world-renowned Yosemite Valley, which is beneath notable granite peaks including Half Dome and El Capitan – famous among rock climbers for their stunning views and difficult climbs... -
Grand Canyon
Once in Grand Canyon National Park, there’s much more to do than stare into the world-famous chasm... -
Death Valley National Park
In Death Valley, you will be in the largest national park in the continental United States... -
Napa Valley
Napa Valley is filled with lush vineyards that can be visited on foot or with the vintage railcars of the Napa Valley Wine Train which covers 36 miles... -
Palm Springs
Set in possibly the most biologically diverse ecosystem in the Americas, Palm Springs is not only a winter playground for celebrities, but also a stylish place to relax in hot springs, spas and top-class golf courses at the base of the San Jacinto Mountains... -
Estes Park
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Sedona
On arrival to the unique geological area of Sedona, you will be welcomed by red-rock monoliths, with names such as Coffee Pot and Cathedral, protruding from the desert landscape... -
Monument Valley
Pass through the Painted Desert with its kaleidoscope of colours to reach Monument Valley on the Arizona-Utah border... -
Utah
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Mammoth Lakes
Journey through Death Valley and ascend the Sierra Nevada Mountains to the alpine resort of Mammoth Lakes, famous for its skiing and hiking trails... -
Santa Barbara
Backed by the dramatic Santa Ynez Mountains, Santa Barbara, is a hot-spot for white-sand beaches and palm-lined promenades... -
Monterey Peninsula
Monterey Peninsula offers a mix of wind-whipped beaches, hidden coves and delicious seafood... -
Lake Tahoe
Explore the surroundings of this clear mountain lake by bike, kayak or cruise, or relax on one of its beaches to enjoy the unique views of the Sierra Nevada mountains and the Carson Range... -
Redwood National & State Parks
Redwood National and State Parks are home to the world’s tallest trees, which grow more than 350 feet tall... -
Rocky Mountain National Park
One of the highest national parks in the United States, the Rocky Mountain National Park includes the 14,258-foot-high Longs Peak (4,345 metres) and 300 miles of hiking trails... -
Great Sand Dunes National Park
One of Colorado's lesser-visited parks, Great Sand Dunes National Park has 30 square miles of dunes including one that is 750 feet tall (228 metres)... -
Mesa Verde National Park
The reason to visit Mesa Verde National Park is to see one of its ancestral Puebloan cliff dwellings... -
Yellowstone National Park
Established in 1872, Yellowstone is America’s first national park... -
Colorado
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California
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Washington
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Grand Teton National Park
With an elevation of 13,775ft, Grand Teton is the highest peak in the park and one of eight with an elevation above 12,000ft... -
Joshua Tree National Park
Named for a unique looking desert plant, Joshua Tree National Park offers hiking, birding, and horseback riding along with climbing, bouldering, highlining, and slacklining on its many rock formations... -
Olympic National Park
With nearly a million acres, Olympic National Park offers a variety of experiences including hiking, soaking in hot springs (Sol Duc Hot Springs and Olympic Hot Springs), and sliding down a snowy peak at the Hurricane Ridge Ski and Snowboard Area... -
Mount Rainier National Park
While its namesake 14,410-foot-high (4,392m) peak dominates the scenery, Mount Rainier National Park also has worthwhile hiking in the Tatoosh Range and waterfalls in the Carbon River area... -
Crater Lake National Park
Oregon’s dazzling blue Crater Lake, a remnant of a volcano, is worth spending some time staring at... -
Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks
The adjacent parks of Sequoia and Kings Canyon are a fine place to take in the splendour of the Sierra Nevada Mountains, the towering sequoia trees, and geologic formations like Moro Rock... -
Glacier National Park
With hairpin turns climbing past granite peaks to Logan Pass and beyond, the soaring Going-to-the-Sun Road is an engineering marvel and a 50-mile adventure for travellers... -
Hoover Dam & Lake Mead
Completed in 1936, the 726ft-high Hoover Dam across the Colorado River remains an architectural wonder... -
Valley of Fire State Park
An easy detour from the I-15 between Las Vegas and Zion National Park, Valley of Fire State Park lives up to its name... -
Phoenix
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Oregon
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