TRAVEL TO LEARN	Ph. 602.538.2929 info@itraveltolearn.com
	SPANISH – ECOADVENTURE – VOLUNTEER – CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT – NATURE-BASED EXPERIENCES

HIGHLIGHTS Spanish Eco-Immersion Sedona, Flagstaff, Grand Canyon Havasupai, Antelope Canyon Colorado River Trips Swimming Holes, Hot Springs Kayak, Canoe, Bike, Hike and Pack Organic/Farm-Fresh Cooking

DETAILS Gender-Specific Trips Small Groups Families Corporate Fully Customized Trips Dairy-Free, Wheat-Free meals available

Our goal is for you to appreciate the outdoors. That means we take care of all your gear needs; from cushy air mattresses to help you sleep, to cool headlamps to help you see, giving you more time to explore nature or the depths of a hammock as you contemplate your surroundings. We cook ethnic, organic and specialty meals that you never thought were possible outdoors. All you need to do is show up!
Our trips can be scheduled anytime with advance notice. Email us or fill out the booking form. The trips below are simply some favorites but if you have your own destination, simply let us know and we'll set it up.

Spanish Eco-Immersion: Do you want to improve your Spanish? We can teach you Spanish while you are on any of our trips. Simply let us know you are interested in Spanish Eco-Immersion when you sign up!

	Havasupai – Grand Canyon Trip Web Site Photo Slide Show *Explore the 700,000 year old Lava River Cave in Flagstaff and visit Walnut Canyon, a cliff dwelling over 700 years old. Stay in a unique log cabin with a perfect view of Mt. Humphrey. Hike to Havasupai, a secluded paradise in the Grand Canyon with stunning waterfalls and perfect pools in which to swim. Relax beneath the cottonwoods and listen to the stream as you quickly forget about your daily stress. •October 8-12 (4 participants) See comments from past trips.
	Lake Powell/Antelope Canyon Photo Slide Show Book Your Trip *A photographers dream, Antelope Canyon is one the most photographed places in Arizona.We can spend a day up there but really, to enjoy this part of Arizona, you need at least the weekend. Camp out by Lake Powell and kayak, canoe or take a boat ride. •Book now with 4-12 participants.
	The Apache Trail/Apache Lake Itinerary/Price Guide Book Your Trip *In about an hour from central Phoenix you'll be driving through a mountain landscape, which is designated an AZ Scenic Drive. You'll wind through the Superstition Mountains on the graded Apache Trail, sometimes overlooking steep drops and other times driving through patches of deciduous trees along a stream. Explore Apache Lake in a kayak or canoe, see Roosevelt Dam, relax at your campsite and visit prehistoric Salado cliff dwellings overlooking Lake Roosevelt. •Book now with 4-12 participants.
	Sedona – Red Rock Wilderness Itinerary/Price Guide Book Your Trip *Red Rock Country contains some of the most memorable landscapes in all of Arizona. Visit cliff dwellings, archeological sites with petroglyphs, drive up scenic Schnebly Hill for an incredible view of the Red Rock Wilderness, watch a beautiful sunset from the airport and camp in Oak Creek Canyon; all in one weekend. It also has some of the most amazing and easily-accessible hikes around. You can camp at a designated campsite or on a ridge next to Oak Creek Canyon. •Open Reservation with minimum of 4 participants. Limit 8.
	Hot Tub Tour – Southeastern AZ Itinerary/Price Guide Photo Slide Show *Enjoy the Hot Tub Tour during a winter weekend. Temperatures in these private and clean geothermal tubs range from 95F-106F. Mt. Graham is nearby and offers excellent hiking and scenic drives. Spend your time relaxing in the private tubs, hiking, kayaking at nearby Roper Lake, or playing horseshoes. The grounds where the tubs are located have a full kitchen, indoor lounge, small cabins, a tepee or tent camping available. It's simply a great place to unwind. •Book now with 4-12 participants.
	Lower Colorado River Float Photo Slide Show Book Your Trip *This is a perfect trip for any paddler. This 32-mile Class I section begins at Walter's Camp in California and meanders through Cibola and Imperial Wildlife Refuge. Camp on the river two nights and paddle through calm waters, volcanic peaks and listen to the wind blow through the tall grassland. Keep an eye out for wild burros, mule deer, bighorn sheep and plenty of waterfowl. •Open Reservation with minimum of 4 participants. Limit 8.
	Upper Colorado – Black Canyon Photo Slide Show Book Your Trip *This 11-mile section of the Colorado River begins just below the Hoover Dam and ends at Willow Beach Marina. Visit a sauna cave, hike beautiful canyons and soak away your stress in natural hot springs. As you float through canyons hundreds of feet high, you are almost sure to see big horn sheep, trout and if you go in the early spring you can also spot tadpoles and frogs in the small pools you hike through. This short trip gets you away from everything quickly and makes you feel as if you were hundreds of miles from civilization. •Open Reservation with minimum of 4 participants. Limit 8.
	Summer Swimming Holes (Day Trips) Photo Slide Show Book Your Trip *Get out of the desert heat and put on your water shoes. Arizona's swimming holes are the best spots to cool off. Let us know your hiking experience and we'll take you to some of the most beautiful canyons around. None of your friends will believe their eyes when they see the pictures. Few people know Arizona has so much water. •Book now with 4 participants. No maximum.
	Hidden Hollow Log Cabin - Flagstaff Book Your Trip *After a few days in northern Arizona, you'll start planning your next visit. From the moment you arrive at Hidden Hollow Log Cabin, your guides will take care of all your needs. From the secluded cabin balcony in Flagstaff you have a perfect view of Mt. Humphreys and the San Francisco Peaks, an arctic zone topping out at 12,643 feet. Enjoy guided hikes to Walnut Canyon and the Lava River Caves during your stay in Flagstaff. •Open Reservation with minimum of 4 participants. Limit 6.
	Bike Arizona Book Your Trip *These trips give you the opportunity to enjoy riding with your friends. The trips can be on or off road, end up at a campground by a lake, or simply be a one day tour. If camping, spend the rest of the day kayaking, playing horseshoes, carbo-loading and hanging out by the campfire. We haul your gear, set up camp and cook your meals. •Open Reservation with minimum of 4 participants. Limit 8.

WHY TRAVEL TO LEARN?

SAFETY: We keep in mind your safety by keeping in mind your athletic ability when customizing your trip.
FUN: Your guides are enthusiastic, easy-going and interested in sharing their passion of the outdoors.
FOOD: We take eating very seriously. Travel to Learn has teamed up with Chef Bruce from T. Cooks at the Royal Palms Resort in Phoenix. You will have your own personal chef cooking with local/organic ingredients. We can accommodate various dietary needs including vegetarian, gluten/dairy/wheat-free meals.
COMFORT: Camping accommodations include roomy tents, sleeping bags and comfortable air mattresses as well as a full kitchen with hot water. We keep extras of all those little things that make you feel like you're at home so just ask us.
SERVICE: We keep our groups small so that everyone gets the best service possible.
CUSTOM TRIPS: Although we have planned itineraries, we want to hear from you about the types of activities you would like to participate in. If you like to fish, hike and boat a certain distance from home where it's not too cold, we'll find that exact spot for you.
YOU DON'T HAVE EXPERIENCE: WE DO and we are happy to share our knowledge. Most people don't enjoy the outdoors because they aren't sure of the logistics. We take care of the permits, entrance fees, reservations, gear and food so you can enjoy your time outdoors.
YOU DON'T HAVE GEAR: We have a full kitchen, hammocks, tents and backpacks you'll need, can help you choose a canoe or a kayak and can recommend footwear for your trip.
YOU DON'T KNOW WHERE TO GO: Let us show you some of the most beautiful places in Arizona or the Southwest. We are continually exploring Arizona and want to share our experiences with you.
WE WANT YOU TO LEARN: We work with knowledgeable guides who can help you understand the history, flora and fauna of certain areas. We also share our tips to help you get started camping, hiking and visiting the outdoors on your own. Our guides will help you "Leave No Trace" as you visit the natural environment.

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