FMC Travel Club

A subsidiary of Federated Mountain Clubs of New Zealand (Inc.) www.fmc.org.nz

Club Convenor : John Dobbs Travel Smart Napier Civic Court, Dickens Street, Napier 4110 P: 06 8352222 F : 06 8354211 E : [email protected]

2nd July to 5th August 2016, 35 days $8995^^ San Francisco to San Francisco Leader : Phillip Donnell ^^ This is an estimated price only as at June 2015 An accurate price will be established once the 2015 trip has concluded and reviewed with any adjustments that need to be made Based on a minimum of 7 participants, and subject to currency fluctuations Any payments by Visa or Mastercard adds $250

PRICE INCLUDES :  All accommodations – mix of hostels, cabins, lodges, motels etc inclusive of compulsory taxes  Transports – hired minivan for the trip duration along with dedicated transport for other inclusions i.e. Alcatraz day trip, Lake Tahoe cruise and Silverton-Durango train excursion  The services of a very experienced and knowledgeable Kiwi leader throughout, supported by an assistant if numbers warrant a second minivan  34 dinners and 34 breakfasts – includes many restaurant meals inclusive of compulsory tips  National park fees and inclusions as indicated in the itinerary

PRICE DOES NOT INCLUDE :  Flights to/from San Francisco  Lunches  Any optional activities or choices made within the itinerary  Travel insurance  Personal expenses outside of the inclusions

Trip Leader

Phillip Donnell lives in sunny Tauranga with his wife Katrina. He has three married children and eight grandchildren. He has been involved in outdoor activities for more than 40 years, leading hundreds of tramping expeditions in New Zealand and overseas, as well as extensive involvement in kayaking and mountain-biking. He has also run more than 70 marathons and 100 half-marathons. He has an M.A. in Geography, which has given him a deep enthusiasm for travel and for exploring places. He has been a teacher of Geography, History, English and ESOL; is a published author of poetry, articles and short stories; and currently works in the tourist industry. He really enjoys visiting other countries and interacting with different cultures, and has the benefit of several visits to the USA as well as considerable experience in leading groups to overseas locations.

I am delighted that Phillip has prepared this itinerary and is available to lead this exciting trip for the travel club. If you have any questions you would like to put to Phillip, he welcomes your contact at [email protected]

Trip Overview

 A circle route from San Francisco, timed for late summer with its more moderate temperatures, fewer number of people and the early autumn colours.  Seven states, twelve national parks, and three of America’s most exciting cities. A tour for those who want to see it all!  The parks are spectacular! Yellowstone, Grand Teton, Yosemite, Zion, Bryce, Capital Reef, Arches, Death Valley, Mesa Verde, Sequoia/King’s Canyon, and Grand Canyon plus numerous other State Parks and National Monuments – including Monument Valley and Antelope Canyon. The scenery is absolutely stunning!  Other highlights will include : Lake Tahoe, Twin Falls, the historic Durango to Silverton Scenic Railroad, Salt Lake City, Las Vegas, San Francisco, Monterey and the Hoover Dam.  Walks in the National Parks are a major feature , graded to suit. You choose your activity level on the day – a more strenuous half or whole day walk, a shorter walk or just “tiki” tour with the vehicle. Although day walking is a focus of the itinerary, you participate at your own level, according to how you feel. Full information about walks can be obtained from www.everytrail.com  The comprehensive nature of this trip means some days involve a significant amount of travelling, and we have included the expected travel distances within the itinerary to make it easier to understand.

Included Highlights  Lake Tahoe, the largest alpine lake in North America  Crossing the Nevada Desert  3 nights in Yellowstone National Park  Grand Tetons and the western town of Jackson  The staggering Cirque of the Towers in Wind River Range  Arches National Park trails  The famous Durango to Silverton Historic Railway  Cliff dwellings at Mesa Verde  Monument Valley – home of the Navajos  Spectacular rock formations in Bryce Canyon and Zion National Parks  Antelope Canyon – a photographers paradise!  3 nights at the Grand Canyon  Bright lights and a late night in Las Vegas  The stark landscape of Death Valley  3 days in Yosemite National Park  Giant trees in Sequoia and King’s Canyon National Parks  Picturesque Monterey and the Pacific Coast Highway

Other matters

Transport is based on the hire of a large minivan of the kind North America has produced for many years. Typically these have up to 15 seats on a long wheelbase where we can request to have the final row of seats removed to greatly increase the storage for packs and gear. Such vans are powered by V8 engines and have proven ideal for our previous trips to USA, Alaska and Canada. We will collect the van from San Francisco and return it there, so we have full flexibility to go where and when we want. Unlimited kms are included in the hire and as there will be some days involving long travel, you can expect to cover at least 7000kms overall. Rotational seating is preferred and regular stops en-route for comfort, refreshments, photography and walks will help.

We would prefer to restrict the group to no more than 10 plus trip leader to ensure the greatest comfort and space aboard. However, should early strong interest indicate we need to hire a second van, this can be arranged. Another driver for the second van could be available to enable this to come together. However, we also need to provide a back up driver for each vehicle for safety and so volunteers will be sought. Driving in North America is, of course, on the right hand side and a standard clean NZ car driving licence is all that is required to present, on pickup. Drivers in USA are generally very courteous and respectful and this goes a long way toward smooth and pleasant travel.

Accommodation, as mentioned on the front page, will be a mix of types, styles etc as are available and within budget. Where possible we will try to secure twin sharing arrangements, but this should not be expected every night. While we have indicated many day tramps and walks, there are really only two (optional) overnight tramping options involving camping and tenting. Everywhere else is a ‘roof over your heads’. Bookings can only commence once we start building our viable numbers and the myriad of local, state and federal taxes applicable in the USA are included in trip costings.

Meals. Including breakfasts and dinners throughout, while leaving lunch responsibility to everyone, is easier to manage. Some accommodation may include a light breakfast within tariffs, otherwise we will sometimes go out to a local restaurant, other times buy food in to prepare at the accommodation. Dinners will be at moderate restaurants and as with the accommodations, we have included compulsory tipping within our budget. We are planning for you to enjoy good, nourishing meals throughout. Some flexibility is needed, but if you indicate dietary concerns within your registration, we will do our best to accommodate these requirements.

At least one pre-trip newsletter will be required. This is a standard feature of our trips and the best way to impart finalized accommodations, recommended gear/packing lists, logistics, update any necessary itinerary changes, incorporate the group details of course, and other relevant bits and pieces. Anyone at any time should make contact with Phillip or myself if you have any questions or concerns about any aspect of the planned trip. There is only limited information that can be disseminated in this dossier.

Itinerary

DAY TRAVEL ACTIVITY/WALKS OVERNIGHT STAY ON OUR WAY Day 1 Auckland to San Francisco – depart San Francisco Saturday early evening, arrive mid evening 2 July (date line) SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA Day 2 Around San Francisco Sightseeing in San Francisco: San Francisco Sunday walk the Golden Gate, explore 3 July the prison island of Alcatraz, Pier 39, Chinatown and other iconic sights of this colourful city. LAKE TAHOE, CALIFORNIA Day 3 San Francisco, California to South *Heavenly Ski Resort Chair lift to South Lake Monday Lake Tahoe California (a.m.) summit Tahoe 4 July San Francisco to South Lake Tahoe EASY: TOTAL: 295 km *D.L. Bliss and Emerald Bay (Rubicon Trail and Vikingholm) (west shore, 10.5 km) Day 4 South Lake Tahoe, California to *Lake Tahoe boat excursion Battle Tuesday Battle Mountain, Nevada (p.m.) from Zephyr Cove (a.m.) Mountain, 5 July South Lake Tahoe, California to Or: Nevada Carson City, Nevada (45 km, 40 mins EASY: Carson City, Nevada to Battle *Angora Lake (6 km) Mountain, Nevada (375 km, 3 hrs 30 *Maggie Peaks (5 km) TOTAL: 420 km *Horsetail Falls (5 km) NEVADA-IDAHO: Across the Great Desert Basin Day 5 Battle Mountain, Nevada to Twin We will have time to visit some Twin Falls, Wednesday Falls, Idaho (375 km, 3 hrs 45 mins) of the attractions in and around Idaho 6 July Twin Falls: Shoshone Falls, Pillar Falls, Snake River Canyon, Balanced Rock, Hagerman Fossil Beds National Monument, Caldron Linn Canyon, Wilson Butte Cave, Banbury Hot Springs. CRATERS OF THE MOON NATIONAL MONUMENT, IDAHO Day 6 Twin Falls, Idaho to Macks Inn or MEDIUM: Macks Inn or Thursday Island Park, Idaho Craters of the Moon Trail 10.9 Island Park, 7 July Twin Falls via Carey and Dubois to km, 1-3 hours Idaho Macks Inn / Island Park TOTAL: 390 km YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK, WYOMING Day 7 Macks Inn/Island Park, Idaho to Northern Loop: West Entrance- Canyon Friday Canyon Village, Wyoming (a.m.) Mammoth Hot Springs-Tower- Village, 8 July Macks Inn/Island Park to West Canyon Village Wyoming Yellowstone Village to Canyon Village via northern loop (many attractions en route) TOTAL: 170 km Day 8 Approx 120km within Yellowstone NP Geyser Fields: Canyon Village- Canyon Saturday Madison-Norris Geyser Basin- Village, 9 July Steamboat Geyser-Monument Wyoming Geyser Basin-Old Faithful Geyser Basins-Shoshone Geyser Basin- Lone Star Geyser. *Fairy Falls Walk (5 km) *Beula Lake (5 km) Day 9 Approx 120km within Yellowstone NP *Yellowstone Lake Area: Lake, Canyon Sunday Fishing Bridge, West Thumb Village, 10 July Geyser Basin-Grant Village. Wyoming *Walks near Canyon Village: Clear Lake-Lilly Pond Lake-Artists Point (6 km) Mt.Washburn (10 km) Observation Peak (17.7 km) Ice Lake-Wolf Lake-Grebe lake (14.5 km) Possible Walks in Yellowstone National Park: Mt. Washburn and Seven Mile Hole (26.7 km, 1 or 2 days, Easy-Medium)Mt. Washburn (11.3 km, Easy)Heart Lake (26 km, 2 days, Easy-Medium)Petrified Tree (0.2 km, Easy)

Tower Fall Overlook (0.2 km, Easy) Yellowstone River Overlook (0.3 km, Easy) Black Sand Basin (0.6 km, Easy) Fountain Paint Pot (1 km, Easy) West Thumb Geyser basin (1.1 km, Easy) Biscuit Basin (1.1 km, Easy) Midway Geyser Basin (1.3 km, Easy) Fairy Falls (4 km, Easy) Norris Geyser Basin (4.7 km, Easy) Uncle Tom's Trail (0.5 km, Medium) Artist's Paint Pots (1.8 km, Medium) Mammoth Hot Springs (6.3 km, Easy) Avalanche Peak (7.2 km, Medium) GRAND TETON NATIONAL PARK, WYOMING Day 10 Canyon Village, Wyoming to *Grand Teton National Park Jackson, Monday Jackson, Wyoming (via Grand Teton Road 80 km – numerous Wyoming 11 July National Park Road) viewpoints and attractions. (200 km, many attractions en route) *Signal Mountain Viewpoint drive (7.7 km) *Jackson Hole Aerial Tramway Day 11 Only those doing Cirque of the EASY-MEDIUM: Jackson and Tuesday Towers hike: Jackson, Wyoming to *Boat across Jenny Lake to Pinedale 12 July Pinedale , Wyoming (p.m.) Cascade Canyon Trail (11.5 km Wyoming (120 km, 1 hr 15 mins) return, half day) WIND RIVER RANGE, WYOMING Day 12 Only those doing Cirque of the EASY: Jackson, Wednesday Towers hike: Pinedale, Wyoming to Short walks and activities in Wyoming for 13 July Big Sandy Campground, Wyoming vicinity of Jackson those not (a.m.) MEDIUM: doing hike. (70 km, 1 hr) *Overnight Walk: Cirque of the Campsite at Towers Lonesome Big Sandy Campground to Lake for Lonesome Lake 16 km, 4.5 – 6 hr hikers. Day 13 Only those doing Cirque of the EASY: Pinedale, Thursday Towers hike: Big Sandy Short walks and sightseeing in Wyoming 14 July Campground, Wyoming to Pinedale, and around Jackson Wyoming MEDIUM: 70 km, 1 hr *Overnight Walk: Cirque of the Those not doing hike: Jackson, Towers (continued) Wyoming to Pinedale, Wyoming Return same way (as above) or 120 km (1 hr 15 mins alternative route via Texas Pass and the Fremont Trail (25.5 km, 7-10 hours) SALT LAKE CITY Day 14 Pinedale, Wyoming to Salt Lake Travel day with pause at Salt Lake City, Friday City, Utah Fossil Butte National Monument, Utah 15 July Pinedale via Daniel, Kemmerer , Sage west of Kemmerer. and Evanston to Salt Lake City TOTAL: 420 km Day 15 Salt Lake City, Utah to Price, Utah Sightseeing Salt Lake City then Price, Utah Saturday 190 km, 2 hrs, pm an after-dinner drive south. 16 July ARCHES NATIONAL PARK, UTAH Day 16 Price, Utah to Moab, Utah EASY-MEDIUM: Moab, Utah Sunday Price to Arches National Park *Delicate Arch (5 km, 2 hours) 17 July (175 km, 1 hr 45 mins, a.m.) *Windows Loop ((1 km, 30 mins) Arches National Park to Moab *Devil’s Garden: Landscape 10 km, 10 mins Arch, Tunnel Arch, Pine Tree TOTAL: 185 km Arch (6 km, 1.5 hours) DURANGO, COLORADO Day 17 Moab, Utah to Durango, Colorado Visits to attractions in Mesa Durango, Monday via Mesa Verde National Park (250 Verde: Cliff Palace,Spruce Tree Colorado 18 July km, 2 hrs 40 mins, a.m.) House, Balcony Loop, Far View sites, Wetherill Mesa, etc. MESA VERDE NATIONAL PARK, COLORADO Day 18 Durango, Colorado to Kayenta, Half-day trip Durango-Silverton Kayenta, Tuesday Arizona Narrow Gauge Railway (a.m.) Arizona 19 July (260 km, 2 hrs 45 mins, p.m.) MONUMENT VALLEY, ARIZONA / NATURAL BRIDGES NATIONAL MONUMENT, UTAH Day 19 Kayenta, Arizona to Torrey, Utah Price, Utah Wednesday Kayenta via Monument Valley and 20 July Mexican Hat to Price TOTAL: 340 km CAPITAL REEF NATIONAL PARK, GRAND STAIRCASE-ESCALANTE NATIONAL MONUMENT, UTAH Day 20 Price to Bryce Canyon City, Utah *Navajo Knobs (14.5 km, 4-6 Bryce Canyon Thursday Price via Escalante to Bryce Canyon hours) City, Utah 21 July TOTAL: 205 km BRYCE CANYON NATIONAL PARK, UTAH Day 21 Short drives to features within Bryce EASY:*Navajo/Queen’s Garden Bryce Canyon Friday Canyon National Park Loop (5.6 km, 2 hours) *Peek-a- City, Utah 22 July Boo Loop Trail (9 km, 2 hours)*Fairyland Loop (12.8 km, 3 hours) MEDIUM: * Scenic Rim Trail (17.5 km, full day) ZION NATIONAL PARK, UTAH Day 22 Bryce Canyon, Utah to Springdale, EASY:*Emerald Pools (3.2 km, 1- Springdale, Saturday Utah 2 hours) Utah 23 July *Canyon Overlook Trail (1.5 km, (150 km, 1 hrs 30 mins) 1 hour) *Angels Landing (4 km, 1-2 hours) MEDIUM:*The Narrows (5 km, 1-2 hours) *Observation Point (13 km, 3-4) ANTELOPE CANYON, ARIZONA Day 23 Springdale, Utah to Page, Arizona Travel day with afternoon tour Tuba City, Sunday Springdale, Utah to Page, Arizona of Antelope Canyon near Page Arizona 24 July (180 km, 2 hrs 15 mins, a.m.) GRAND CANYON NATIONAL PARK, ARIZONA Day 24 Page, Arizona to Grand Canyon Walk part or all of West Rim Trail Grand Canyon Monday Village, Arizona (19.3 km) Village 25 July (210 km, 2 hr 30 mins, a.m.) or take free shuttle bus - IMAX Day 25 In and around Grand Canyon EASY: Short walks and Overnight Tuesday National Park sightseeing in and around Grand hikers stay at 26 July Canyon Village Phantom MEDIUM: Ranch or Overnight trip: Bright Angel *Kaibab Trail: Campground. South Kaibab Trailhead to Bright Others at Angel Campground (10.3 km, 5- Grand Canyon 6.5 hours, descent) Village Day 26 In and around Grand Canyon EASY: Short walks and Grand Canyon Wednesday National Park sightseeing in and around Grand Village 27 July Canyon Village MEDIUM: Overnight trip continued: *Bright Angel Trail: Bright Angel Camp-ground to South Rim (via Indian Garden) (15 km, 6-9 hours, ascent) LAS VEGAS, NEVADA Day 27 Grand Canyon Village, Arizona to Travel day – arriving for show- Las Vegas, Thursday Las Vegas, Nevada (via Hoover Dam) time! Nevada 28 July (440 km , 4 hrs 15 mins, a.m.) DEATH VALLEY NATIONAL PARK, CALIFORNIA Day 28 Las Vegas, Nevada to Lone Pine, Travel day, with pauses to see Lone Pine, Friday California attractions: Lowest Point in USA, California 29 July Las Vegas, Nevada via Shoshone, Badwater, Artists Palette, California, Furnace Creek to Lone Golden Canyon, Zabriskie Point, Pine Emigrant Canyon, etc TOTAL: 430 km YOSEMITE NATIONAL PARK, CALIFORNIA Day 29 Lone Pine, California to Yosemite EASY: Yosemite Saturday Valley, California via Tioga Pass *May Lake (2 km, 1 hour ) Valley, 30 July Lone Pine to Lee Vining/Mono Lake *Mirror Lake (4 km, 1-2 hours) California (195 km, 2 hrs, a.m.) *Lower Yosemite Falls (1 km) Lee Vining to Yosemite Valley via *Inspiration Point (4 km, 1.5 hrs Tioga Pass (120 km, 2 hrs, a.m.) *Sierra Point (2.2 km, 1-2 hours, TOTAL: 315 km Day 30 In and around Yosemite National MEDIUM-HARD: Yosemite Sunday Park *Half Dome (27.4 km, 1- 2 days Valley, 31 July *Yosemite Falls (11.5 km, 6-8 hrs California Day 31 In and around Yosemite National *Upper Yosemite Falls (10 km, Yosemite Monday Park 5 – 6 hours) Valley, 1 August *Panorama Trail (14 km, 4 hours, California Medium-Hard) *Cathedral Lakes (12.2 km, 4-5 hours, Easy-Medium) *The Mist Trail (Vernall and Nevada Falls) (11 km, 2-4 hours, Easy-Medium) SEQUOIA AND KINGS CANYON NATIONAL PARKS, CALIFORNIA Day 32 Yosemite Valley to Lodgepole (p.m.) EASY: Lodgepole, Tuesday Yosemite Valley via Fresno to *Congress Trail (3km, 1 hr) California 2 August Lodgepole *Crescent Meadow (4 km, 1.5 hr TOTAL: 270 km *Moro Rock (1 km, 1 hour Day 33 In and around Sequoia and Kings *Congress Trail/Trail of the Lodgepole, Wednesday Canyon National Parks Sequoias (11.5 km, 3-4 hours) California 3 August *Little Baldy Trail (5.5 km, 2 hours) MEDIUM-HARD:*Lower Monarch Lake (16 km, full day) *Glacier Point and Panorama Cliff (20 km, 6-7 hours) *Mt. Hoffman (9.7 km, 4-5 hours) *Sawtooth Pass (18.5 km, Full day) *Eagle Lake (11 km, 4-5 hours) *Big Baldy Trail (7 km, 2-3 hours) *High Sierra Trail Segment 1 (13.5 km, 4-5 hours) PACIFIC COAST Day 34 Lodgepole to Monterey, California Spend the afternoon visiting Monterey, Thursday (a.m.) attractions in Monterey. California 4 August Lodgepole to Monterey (370 km, 4 hr THE JOURNEY HOME Day 35 Monterey to San Francisco (via Santa Cruz) Friday Monterey to Santa Cruz (70 km, 1 hr) 5 August Santa Cruz to San Francisco Airport (100 km, 2 hrs) Evening flight to New Zealand and early arrival into Auckland two day later

Booking Conditions : FMC Travel Club and Travel Smart Napier

1. The FMC Travel Club (FMC) offers this small group trip in conjunction with Travel Smart Napier (TSN). All travel arrangements for the operation of the core trip are made with TSN. Participants agree to all terms and conditions by signing the Registration Form. We also welcome all enquiries for your personal flights etc and can handle all your bookings, although we acknowledge you may choose to make your own arrangements elsewhere 2. FMC and TSN are not responsible or liable for any injury, damage, loss, accident, delay or irregularity which may arise from weather, defect in any vehicle, vessel or aircraft, of through the acts or default of any person or company engaged in carrying out any of the arrangements of the trip. 3. We reserve the right to cancel the trip if minimum numbers don’t eventuate. In such an event, all monies paid will be fully refunded. We also reserve the right to make any modifications that may be essential, or to offer a modified trip to a smaller number of people. 4. The trip includes the apportioned cost of the leaders’ travel and a payment to FMC. 5. Registrations are accepted in good faith on a first comers basis on receipt of the Registration Form. The deposit is $2000 per person. Registrations close by 29th February 2016 (or earlier if the trip fills) and final balance is due by 31st May 2016. All payments may be made by cash, cheque, EFTPOS, internet banking, visa or mastercard to the offices of TSN. All or any payments by Visa or Mastercard adds $250 to the final trip price. Our preferred method of payment is internet banking. Please use : 010685 0151601 00 at ANZ Napier. Heerlen Ltd T/A Travel Smart Napier (with a covering email). Please make cheques payable to Travel Smart Napier. NB. This dossier was constructed in June 2015 and the trip prices estimated only. Following a review of the 2015 trip and any changes that may be necessary, we will advise of any price changes. 6. Arrangements are made in US Dollars, so subject to fluctuations. Events beyond our control such as currency fluctuations or any unforeseen additional costs may affect the overall trip price. We cannot guarantee the price until such times as full payment has been received. Upon full payment, the trip price is guaranteed. 7. Cancellations. If you need to cancel your registration for any reason, you must advise TSN in writing as soon as possible. An email is acceptable, a phone call alone is not. Travel insurance will cover you for unforeseen circumstances but will not cover you for changing your mind after committing to the trip. Cancellation fees apply as follows :  Cancellations received from 1st March to 31st May 2016 incur a fee of $2000.  Cancellations received from 1st June 2016 onwards incur a fee of 100% of trip costs.  If you find a suitable replacement person, the above cancellation fees MAY be waived. 8. Travel insurance is mandatory. We recommend QBE Travel Insurance and a brochure/application by email or post is available any time, just ask. You will receive a special FMC discount on the premium. Details of any travel insurance other than QBE must be provided before departure.

Registration Form - Absolute Best of USA Nat’ Parks 2016 trip :

Complete and send to John Dobbs at TSN with a passport copy. Registrations ideally close by 29th February 2016 (or earlier if the trip fills). So your earliest commitment is appreciated. All or any payments by Visa or Mastercard adds $250 to the final trip price. Our preferred payment method is internet banking into : 010685 0151601 00 at ANZ Napier (with covering email please).

Your full name(s) as per passport(s) and please underline or highlight your preferred first name(s)…………………………..

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What are your recent tramping experiences? How often do you tramp? Are you comfortable in close contact with like minded travellers for 5 weeks with all the give and take needed for harmony? Please extend your answers overleaf or on separate paper, or by email.

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Contact person in NZ for any emergencies : name, address, contact phone numbers, email and the relationship to you. In the event of any emergency, this is the sole person you are authorizing us to liaise with

I/We have read the full trip dossier and I / We enclose the per person deposit of $2000. I / We agree to pay the remainder of trip costs by due date, as advised by invoice. I / We understand that the final trip price is subject to minimum numbers and other cost impacts as detailed under the Booking Conditions section; therefore the final trip price cannot be guaranteed until such times as full payment has been made.

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Send to : John Dobbs, FMC Travel Club Convenor Travel Smart Napier. Civic Court, Dickens Street, Napier 4110. P : 06 8352222 F : 06 8354211 E : [email protected]