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Porsches 'n Parks tour

Postby Greg Phillips on Wed Apr 06, 2016 8:30 am

Still trying to catch up after a great week on the road with last week's tour group. :rockon:
25 cars with 48 tourists and 5 national parks, state parks and a national monument plus Monument Valley. :surr:
WOW was the watchword. :beerchug:

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Re: Porsches 'n Parks tour

Postby N3llynova on Wed Apr 06, 2016 11:07 am

Thanks Dr. Greg,
The trip was definitely a "wow" amongst other words, like, "Surreal, majestic, amazing and dare I say, to die for." :D

A few things that some of us learned were; respect your surroundings, enjoy the natural landscapes and the bond and camaraderie that were formed and grown were incalculable.

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Porsche N' Parks Drive Tour 2016 03.28.2016 Day 1

From Hoehn Porsche to Temecula->Indio->Coachella->Blythe->Quartzsite->Congress->Marriott Springhill Prescott, AZ. Ending the night at Palace restaurant.

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Porsche N' Parks Drive Tour 2016 Day 2: 03.20.2016 Tuesday: Journey to Sedona and the Grand Canyon.
PRESCOTT, JEROME, SEDONA, FLAGSTAFF, GRANDCANYON VILLAGE – SOUTH RIM

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Porsche N' Parks Drive Tour 2016 Day 3: 03.30.2016 Wednesday

Explore GRAND CANYON, CAMERON, MONUMENT VALLEY, BLUFF, MONTICELLO, MOAB. We will head out by driving the South Rim. We will stop in Cameron, stop for lunch in Monument Valley and continue on to Monticello, UT via Mexican Hat. We will end our trek in Moab, Utah. We will have a hosted cocktail mixer this evening at the hotel.

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Porsche N' Parks Drive Tour 2016 Day 4: 03.31.2016 Thursday

Delicate Arch National Park Hike! Museum of Moab, and Sunset Boat Tour.

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Porsche N' Parks Drive Tour 2016 Day 5: 04.01.2016 Friday

Next stop: GREEN RIVER, CAPITAL REEF NATIONAL PARK, ESCALANTE, BRYCE CANYON. Sunset Point Trail, Navajo Trail, Lodge Dinner, General Store.

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Porsche N' Parks Drive Tour 2016 Day 6 Grand Finale: 04.02.2016.

Morning in Bryce Canyon. Leave the Lodge at Bryce Canyon for Zion Canyon. Starting point for this hike is at the Zion Lodge. Cross the footbridge and follow the trail that goes north along the Virgin River. LOWER EMERALD POOLS: In less than half a mile, the vegetation becomes more lush and the trail makes its way along a tall alcove under two tall waterfalls and the pools below. Getting to this point is quite easy even for the elderly and baby-strollers.
Emerald Pools Trail: MIDDLE EMERALD POOLS: Beyond the alcove, the trail gets more difficult and steps up and around to bring you on top of the cliff that you just walked under. The middle "pools" are the streams that form the waterfalls. This section is quite beautiful.
UPPER EMERALD POOL: The final stretch is a hot and sandy quarter mile, but it is well worth the effort to get to the final pool at the base of the 300-foot cliffs above. The upper pool area is a great area to find a shaded boulder to relax and have lunch. Most of the time, you can see a faint waterfall coming from the mouth of Heaps Canyon far above. For the return trip, you can either retrace your path or take the optional loop back to the Lodge.

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Enjoy,
Dr. Marc Matanza
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Porsche Club Of America Zone 8
2016 San Diego Region
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