We spend March/April in Fountain Hills outside of Phoenix each year. Now knowing your condition I would suggest two less physical tours:
South Rim of the Grand Canyon: do not spend much time at the Centerpoint tourist area except to get an initial view of the Canyon; go east on the south rim road and at various side stops/ parking areas you will have a great view of the canyon and the Colorado River.
If you keep going east you will meet up with Route 89. Turn north towards Page. First stop is Big Bend one mile south of Page. From the parking lot it is a quarter mile walk to the rim of the Colorado River, fabulous at sunset. Then on to Page to one of the tour guide offices for a truck ride into Upper Antelope Slot Canyon. Its entrance and walk through are at ground level : an unforgettable sightseeing and photographing experience. Best to visit it in the early afternoon to experience the sun’s effect on the redsand walls front the Slots above. My best photos in Arizona and my favorites are from this and the Lower A Canyon.
Thinking about this excursion, I recommend you go from the east end of the Grand Canyon straight up to Page and the Upper Antelope Slot Canyon to catch the good lighting, then if time permits a quick stop at the Big Bend Park.
If no time head south on 89 to 17 and back to Phoenix.
We did stay a night in Page at an inexpensive but very nice motel.
Good travels.

We just returned two weeks ago from our first Viking Cruise on the Douro River in Portugal: Left Friday returned Monday.
The week exceeded our expectations in every manner:
We had Viking book our flights; transportation to and from the airports was also taken care of by Viking, no extra charge.
Once on the ship of 100 only, the crew was superb from the captain to the dishwasher ( we didn’t meet him but it is an accurate assumption).
BTW, good friends of ours had recommended this Cruise and he uses a walker, really needs it and really enjoyed the excursion. The only included land tour they didn’t take was the day long bus tour to Salamanca, Spain. The ship had to anchor on the Portuguese side with the Viking buses waiting for us.
As to photography usually I take about 200-300 on a weeks trip. I got home and downloaded 1048 images! Taken on the boat, on the bus, on land. Incredible scenery: the river of 250,000 hectares of vineyards and olive trees.
Also included were shore excursion to 3 wineries, one castle and several historic churches in the towns/villages we visited.
Bottom line the week was memorable. And we had lived in Paris, France for 3 years, been over to Europe several time but never visited Portugal.
We have already signed up for Bordeaux, France tour for the end of September 2020.
Viking is our choice once again.

Welcome to the Forum and we are in Fountain Hills March and April of each year for some warmth from Minneapolis!
I have also made a note of the Madera Canyon and its Hummingbirds in March.

And I love my M1 MkII also. and it will take me perhaps the rest of my active life to learn and use all of its software/firmware. In the meantime the camera and my 6 lens are having a wonderful time taking great, in my opinion, photos!

Certainly Beaujolais. Make reservation. When we were there about 6 years ago, I ordered Duck and it was absolutely superb. I was reminded when we lived in France! My wife’s main course of fish was also ex excellent.

Brings back memories! We were there overnight about six years ago: stayed in a very nice B&B off of Main Street and next door to a great small restaurant named, if I can recall Beaujolais. Had a great and told the chef so!
We were also to that the town was used for “Murder She Wrote” starring Angela Landsbury! Supposedly a little town in Maine on the seashore.
I took many photos including the Lighthouse and my wife and I sitting on a park table above the shore. It’s on canvas now on on our wall.
Thanks for the memories!

I have the same Olympus which I love. I also recently purchased a MEFOTO Carbon fiber
Road trip tripod which with zippered cover I easily sling over my head and back. It's light but very sturdy and with as another hog pointed out the image stabilization in the camera and now in the 12-100 f4 that I just added to my collection the images are sharper than ever. Amazon sells the tripod for $299.

Also thought you might like to know the camera bag I am using: Think Tank Mirrorless Mover. Sounds large but it is actually about 10" long by 5" wide by 6" high with a shoulder strap. Fits my EM 1 MkII with 12-40 on it and Panasonic lumix f4-5.6 45-200 beside it. Earlier I noted in error another Oly zoom but I was writing from memory......which is aging!

I have the same camera and model. I do a lot of travelling and my workhouse lens is the 12 - 40, a little heavy but compact, fast and tack sharp. Actually I found a camera bag, over the shoulder for mirrorless that holds the camera and lens read to pull out along with the zoom 14 - 150 in the 3rd upright slot. Also carry a second battery and the charger. The oly with the 12-40 is also excellent indoors with perhaps some post processing. The Image Stabilization, as you know, is phenomenal so I don't travel with a tripod anymore.

This the one I just started using as it uses Ligjtroom 6, the latest.

Thanks. Appreciate your comments and help/links.

Your previous answer about Apple updating its general Raw Format files is absolutely correct. Soon Apple will do so as concerns my omd 1 MkII just like Lightroom has recently done. I googled Apple raw format and received a very clear and comprehensive explanation from 'photo apps.expert/help' re Aperture.
BTW I did buy and download Lightroom today. It will be an interesting learning experience! One negative, for me, is it's library format. I much prefer my Aperture format which is set up by subject matter, then by date, and also sub files for the same principle subject. Thus l can look up our daughter' s family, pick a child, and scroll through their photos from birth onward by date and subject.
I will learn and use Lightroom for post processing.

Actually Aperture has been keeping up as I used it for my previous Oly Omd 5 MkII. I believe Apple will up date shortly.
As to Lightroom. Being impatient I bought it today and the version which I assumed was up to date specifically listed th 5 MkII with an asterisk. When clicked it showed the RawFormat not yet available!

You are correct and I am using Olympus Viewer 3 but the process is cumbersome in that I download to Olympus and then export to Aperture for processing.
Aperture and Lightroom, I am sure, will catch up!