We took the Pink Jeep tour a couple of years ago. What is the difference between regular Pink Jeep tour and the Broken Arrow Jeep tour?
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Sedona Vacation
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Pink Jeep has a number of different trips that you can select from. The Broken Arrow is a specific trip.
Sue
Sue
PJ ancient ruins tour
http://www.pinkjeep.com/jeep-tours/sedona/ancient-ruins.shtml
Has anyone done this tour? This is one that I think would be nice to have a tour guide tell about the area, etc.
http://www.pinkjeep.com/jeep-tours/sedona/ancient-ruins.shtml
Has anyone done this tour? This is one that I think would be nice to have a tour guide tell about the area, etc.
Red Rox
TUG Member
I haven't done that particular tour. I have done others with PJ. If you have an interest in ancient cultures, we have lots that you can see and observe around this part of AZ. Some of the ruins sites have museums and displays with artifacts and printed narratives that will give you plenty of insight and education. Others, like the destination for this tour, are places where you can observe the ruins and remains in an 'untouched' state. Visitors are asked to observe, but not touch or remove the artifacts and remains. Studies are on going. The guides will tell you what we know from the remains and petroglyphs as we observe them, together with knowledge from other digs and ruins sites.
Thanks, Red. We went to the one on I-17 a couple of months ago but we were hot and tired and had a long drive ahead so we didn't stay long. I think the PJ excursion would be a little more relaxing and informative.
Have you been to the Grand Canyon Caves off Route 66? Are they worth a detour?
Have you been to the Grand Canyon Caves off Route 66? Are they worth a detour?