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 Desert Sojourn7 to 10 Nights | Starting from $2,995For those seeking the peacefulness and solitude of the desert, take a few days to explore some of Southern California's best spots. Leave Los Angeles and head into Joshua Tree National Park. Take a rock climbing class if you want, or simply explore the area on your own by foot or mountain bike. Then head into the remote and rugged Mojave Desert to play in sand dunes and caves. Spend a night in Palm Springs, soaking in the spas, before returning to Los Angeles.  Down the Big Sur Coast7 to 10 Nights | Starting from $3,275Incredible scenery, good wildlife watching and famous Hearst Castle await you on this coastal route trip between San Francisco and Los Angeles. Start with a fun-filled day in San Francisco, riding cable cars and visiting Alcatraz, then head south on coastal Hwy 1. Take a wildlife cruise by boat or kayak, search for moonstone agates on the beach, tour William Randolph Hearst's mansion, and taste some wines near Santa Barbara, before ending your trip in the City of Angels. This trip can also be done in reverse order.
 Route 66 - End to EndOver 14 Nights | Starting from $8,240Route 66 evokes memories for many people, so if you've ever dreamed of driving the "Mother Road", that highway that stretches from Chicago to Los Angeles, we've done the hard work of planning it for you. All you need to do is pick up your RV and go! We've left plenty of time to take some amazing side trips to places like the Grand Canyon, Native American sights like Canyon de Chelly and Acoma Pueblo, and more. Isn't it time to get your kicks on Route 66?  San Diego, Palm Springs and the Anza-Borrego Desert7 to 10 Nights | Starting from $3,195This is a perfect mix of city adventures & wilderness for those who want a taste of both. Start with visiting parks like Legoland and Seaworld. Spend a day at the San Diego Zoo & Wild Animal Park, then try surfing, kayaking, boat touring and bicycle riding. Head into the largest state park in California, amidst the desert where you can hike or tour by jeep. Pass the Salton Sea (before it shrinks) enroute to Palm Springs, where you can ride the Aerial Tram through 4 climate zones. Return to Los Angeles for more theme park action, or simply to fly home.
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glamour of the City of Angels! This popular starting and ending point for many California road trips deserves at least several days of your family’s vacation, and whether you decide to tackle it at the beginning or the end, that choice is yours!
