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Touring the Southwest's Grand Circle, Widescreen DVD
$19.00
Run Time: 100 minutes Format: Region: plays worldwide, NTSC Filmed in high definition, this fully-narrated video takes a 1,400-mile tour of the Grand Circle, a spectacular region of the American Southwest |
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encompassing parts of Arizona, Utah, Colorado and New Mexico. The route connects eight national parks – Grand Canyon, Petrified Forest, Zion, Bryce Canyon, Canyonlands, Capitol Reef, Arches and Mesa Verde – with numerous national monuments, recreation areas, state parks, historic sites and scenic byways. From deep red-rock canyons to ancient Indian ruins, from majestic mountains to exciting rafting trips, the Grand Circle features the very best of the American Southwest.
Adventure Bound: 1933-1936 Historical film - This historical film traces the Rainbow Bridge-Monument Valley expeditions of 1933 to 1937. Ansel Franklin Hall, a professor at UC Berkeley, was largely responsible for this field research program and film, which provides early glimpses of significant scholars and scientists in their formative years. This was a daring expedition into very remote and rugged country, at a time when economic paralysis of the Great Depression gripped the United States. FIVE BONUS PARKS: • Great Basin • Colorado • Sunset Crater • Wupatki • Walnut Canyon • Multi-Language Narration - The main program is narrated in English, German and French Subtitles. iPod / iPhone Feature Grand Circle Wildlife. Introduction
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