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Exploring the Southwest's Canyons and Lake Powell

Highlights

  • Walk along the Strip and see the bright lights and casino facades in Las Vegas.
  • Climb into a lava tube after a short walk through a lava field - remember to bring a flashlight!
  • Visit a traditional Navajo dwelling called a hogan.
  • Stand underneath the largest natural rock bridge in the world, accessible only by water.
  • See Bryce's incredible rock formations called "hoodoos" by foot or by horse.
  • Travel through Butch Cassidy country on a 4 wheel all terrain vehicle.
  • Explore narrow slot canyons and cliff dwellings.
  • Hike part way into the Grand Canyon, or just enjoy the views at sunrise or sunset.
Season: April to October
Duration: 11 to 14 Nights
Starting from: $5,050

Destinations

  • Las Vegas - 1 night: Fly into Las Vegas and check into your hotel, then take a walk down the Strip to see the lights and have dinner before turning in.
  • Zion National Park - 1-3 nights: Use the park’s modern shuttle bus to explore this magnificent canyon from end to end.
  • Bryce Canyon National Park - 1-3 nights: Take time to visit the overlooks to see the “hoo-doos”, or hike into the midst of the bizarre rock formations. Enjoy one or more fun activities.
  • Lake Powell - 1-3 nights: Rent a boat, hike through picturesque Antelope Canyon, or take a float down the Colorado River.
  • Grand Canyon National Park - South Rim: Drive to Grand Canyon
  • Grand Canyon National Park - South Rim - 2-3 nights: Spend the day exploring Grand Canyon
  • Kingman - 1 night: Spend your last night in Kingman.  Drive on old Rte 66 on your way to Kingman.
  • Las Vegas: Return to Las Vegas for the flight out
  • Friendly guidance from an experienced Trip Planner

  • Personalized Adventure Kit trip portfolio

  • First night accommodation in a 3-4 star hotel in your gateway city
  • Rental of a deluxe RV, sized to suit your group or a full-size SUV
  • Nightly reservations in carefully chosen campgrounds or deluxe lodging in or around the National Parks
Bryce ATV Tour - 3 hours

Bryce ATV Tour - 3 hours

This incredible ATV ride in Red Canyon will leave you breathless. The first 2 miles of the trail follow the Sevier Fault on a dirt road. This allows you time to get familiar with the operation of the ATV. The next 12 miles are on a single track trail up and back down Casto Canyon. Casto Canyon is one of the most scenic trails in the area. You will be riding in the bottom of the canyon looking up cliff faces which are 500 feet high. The formations are the same as what is seen in Bryce Canyon National Park. This guided ride is $73 per operator plus $20 per passenger. Minimum operator age is 12.

Bryce Canyon Favorite Horseback Ride - 1 1/2 Hours

First time riders thru expert. If you�re looking for a scenic tour of the Bryce Canyon area, this 1 � hour ride takes in the Dixie National Forest and the rim of Water Canyon Amphitheatre. Climb Bristlecone Pine Ridge with standing 1500 year old Bristlecone Pines. From this ridge you will see Boat Mesa and Sinking Ship Peak, some of the higher points in Fairyland Amphitheatre. This is a 4 � mile loop. Minimum age is 7, 220 lb weight limit, or over 6' tall, up to 260 lbs. $55/Person

Bryce Canyon Horseback Ride - Half Day

First time riders thru expert. A ride through the beautiful red rocks of Losee Canyon in Red Canyon. Enjoy the shade of mountain trails, and see the same country as Butch Cassidy and his Wild Bunch experienced over 100 years ago and pass an old outlaw hideout. Children must be at least 7 years old. 220 lb weight limit. (Over 6' Tall, up to 260 lb.) $75/Person

Zion Canyoneering Experience - full day

The area surrounding Zion National Park has some of the best canyoneering in the country. Canyoneering involves descending into narrow slot canyons with ropes, some hiking, rock scrambling, rappelling, and occasional wading and/or swimming through water. No prior experience needed! Suitable for anyone in reasonably good condition. You honestly don�t have to be a super-athlete to have fun.

$125/Person for 1-3 people

$115/Person for 4 people

$110/Person for 5-6 people

$90/Person for 7 people

Zion Canyoneering Experience - half day

The area surrounding Zion National Park has some of the best canyoneering in the country. Canyoneering involves descending into narrow slot canyons with ropes, some hiking, rock scrambling, rappelling, and occasional wading and/or swimming through water. No prior experience needed! Suitable for anyone in reasonably good condition. You honestly don't have to be a super-athlete to have fun.

$115/Person for 1-3 people

$105/Person for 4 people

$100/Person for 5 or more

Zion Jeep Sunset Tour - 3 hours

Venture into the rugged back country of Zion National Park via a unique off-road safari vehicle. Learn about the geology, history and local folklore from your guide. Trip departs in late afternoon, just in time for sunset.  $63/Adult; $49/Child (up to 11 years).

Zion Mountain Bike Tour - full day

Take a guided bike tour to Gooseberry Mesa. Explore the sea of slickrock domes and twisty singletrack rim trails on one of the West�s best places to ride. Nearly 15 miles of trail may not seem like a lot of mileage but for some reason this trail seems to take a little longer than you would expect. Maybe it is the breathtaking views that you'll keep stopping to admire. Minimum age 10, minimum 3 people.

$125/Person for 1-3 people

$115/Person for 4 people

$105/Person for 5 or more

Grand Canyon Spirit Helicopter Tour - 45 minutes

Flightseeing tours are a great way to get an overview of how immense the Grand Canyon really is. This helicopter tour departs from the South Rim of the Grand Canyon taking you over the beautiful Kaibab National Forest, home to the world's largest Ponderosa Pine Forests. Upon reaching the edge of the canyon, the canyon rim gently drops away as the North Rim and eastern end of the canyon come into view - one of the most spectacular views in the entire canyon. $225/person.

Grand Canyon Jeep Tour - 3 hour

Explore the back roads of Grand Canyon National Park and the Kaibab National Forest by open-air, four-wheel-drive safari vehicles. On this 3-hour Sunset Tour, you'll venture deep into the forest in search of wildlife, then watch the fading sunlight turn the canyon into a kaleidoscope of colors. A 2-hour Indian Painting Tour and Combo Tour are also available.  $69/Adult; $54/Child (up to 11 years old)

Grand Canyon Scenic Rim Tour - 5 hour

This is a 5-hour guided tour of the South Rim of the Grand Canyon. This excursion is part van tour and part hiking tour that includes lunch. Your guide will direct you to incredible vistas and views of the Canyon that most visitors don't get a chance to see.  $109/Adult; $89/Child (up to 16 years old)

Grand Canyon Nature and Geology Tour - half day

University-trained guides teach hikers about plants, animals, Puebloan Indian culture and rock formations. The price includes park entry, snacks, and beverages as well as colorful "Info-Sheets." Tours welcome all ages. The half-day tour is 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM or 2:00 PM to 6:00 PM.  $105.66/Adult; $73.64/Child (up to age 12).

Grand Canyon Nature and Geology Tours - full day

University-trained guides teach you about plants, animals, Puebloan Indian culture and rock formations. Watch for wildlife and visit the beautiful Painted Desert. Tours welcome all ages. The full-day tour starts at approximately 8:00 AM and ends at 6:00 PM. Includes park entry fee, lunch, snacks and beverages.  $159.02/Adult; $105.66/Child (up to age 12).

Lake Powell Raft Trip - half day

With the Glen Canyon dam soaring 583 feet above you, you will board a comfortable, motorized pontoon raft for your journey downstream on the Colorado River. You will experience one of the most dramatic stretches of river in the western United States. A stop to view an impressive set of ancient petroglyphs will offer you a chance to stretch your legs while bearing witness to the area�s former ancient native cultures. The river portion of your trip ends at historic Lees Ferry, gateway to the Grand Canyon.  $80/Adult; $60/Child (ages 4 through 11 - Minimum age 4)

Lake Powell Slot Canyon Scenic Tour - 2 hours

A few miles from Page is the famous Antelope Canyon, a wondrous slot canyon with exceptional light. It is located on land owned by an American Indian family on the nearby Navajo Reservation. Slot canyons are rare � from within you�ll see a palette of colors transmitted by light filtering down from above, bouncing from wall to wall. Your guide will share a little history and point out key areas in this mysterious and haunting canyon.  $26/Adult; $16/Child (ages 7 through 12)

Lake Powell Fishing - half day

Spend a half day fishing on Lake Powell with one of Arizona's most sought-after guides. 1-2 Anglers $375.00; Additional Anglers $50.00 per rod. Maximum 6 spin anglers; Maximum 4 for fly fishing.

Lake Powell 20' Baja Boat Rental - full day

Rent a 20' inboard/outboard powerboat on one of the greatest water recreation spots on earth. Explore scenic coves and canyons or enjoy the thrill of waterskiing, wakeboarding, and ski tubing. Accommodates up to 6. $520.00/day. Skis, tubes and wakeboards extra.

Lake Powell Rainbow Bridge Boat Tour - half day

One of the most photographed geological wonders in the American West, Rainbow Bridge is a must-see during your Lake Powell visit. The tour is approximately 5 hours, with about 2 hours travel time to Rainbow Bridge, 1 hour walking to and exploring Rainbow Bridge, and 2 hours back to Wahweap Marina. You will enjoy the wonderful rock formations, beautiful painted walls, and travel through Forbidding Canyon on your way to Rainbow Bridge.  $120.56/Adult; $80.12/Child (up to 12 years old).

Lake Powell Navajo Village Tour - 2 1/2 hours

When you come for a tour at the Navajo Village, you will have the chance to share in the Navajo culture, see authentic hogans, learn of the ancient spirit and see examples of sacred ceremonies still practiced today. You will enjoy a traditional Navajo Dinner, consisting of Navajo Tacos, and have a chance to try their most traditional food, blue corn mush. Your visit also includes a performance by the Red Moccasin Dancers, who participated in the opening ceremonies of the 2002 Winter Olympics.  $50/Adult; $30/Child (ages 6 through 13)

Hoover Dam Full Day Kayak Launch

A guided full-day kayak adventure with a view of Hoover Dam. Continue down river with time to steam inside the Sauna Cave, explore slot canyons, leap from rock formations into the cool Colorado River and soak in the natural Hot Springs along the way. Black Canyon, Emerald Cave and the 1921 Water Gauging historical sites are a few things you will see on your way to Willow Beach. Touring kayak with all the latest gear, instruction, safety briefing, beverages, snacks and lunch included (choose from turkey, roast beef, ham or vegetarian). Kids under 12 can ride in tandem kayak. $178/Person
Bryce Canyon, Grand Canyon and Zion National Parks

Bryce Canyon, Grand Canyon and Zion National Parks

7 to 10 Nights  |  Starting from $3,175

Priceless views in Utah and Arizona are what this trip is all about. Zion National Park is quite possibly Nature at its most eloquent. Towering sandstone cliffs, narrow slot canyons, arches, seeping springs, and waterfalls await you. At Bryce Canyon National Park delicately colored spires, fins, and mazes beckon you to explore. And at the remote North Rim of the Grand Canyon, you're treated to breathtaking views of layers of rock exposed in the canyon walls.
Canyonlands and Arches National Parks

Canyonlands and Arches National Parks

7 to 10 Nights  |  Starting from $3,125

Hit the highlights of both Canyonlands and Arches National Parks, and the town of Moab in Utah. This spectacular area of scenic mesas, buttes, needles, and arches offers unlimited sightseeing as well as activities from hiking, rafting, four wheeling, horseback riding, world-class mountain biking to viewing some of the best Native American Rock Art in the country.
Arizona's Grand Canyon Country and Sedona via Las Vegas

Arizona's Grand Canyon Country and Sedona via Las Vegas

11 to 14 Nights  |  Starting from $4,550

Take a portion of old Route 66 and see some of the old west in Oatman on your way to the natural wonders of Northern Arizona. Experience the magnificent Grand Canyon by foot and/or air. Visit ancient Puebloan dwellings of stone, climb an extinct volcano, slide over slickrock to cool off in Slide Rock State Park. Spend a night gazing at the stars through giant telescopes. Top off your trip with a stay in trendy Sedona with its beautiful red rocks.