Top Utah Archaeology Tours

This Monument Valley tour will cover the valley’s main 17 mile self guide loop in an open air safari vehicle. On this tour, you will see some of the famous and most photographic areas like The Mittens, John Ford’s Point, Totem Pole, North Window & Artist Point. Your local Navajo guide will share the history, culture and geology of Monument Valley aka Tsé Bii’ Ndzisgaii (Valley of the Rocks) by the Diné. Experience the wonders of Arizona on our open-air safari vehicle tours throughout Navajo land. Book your hour and a half tour with Adventurous Monument Valley tours online!

Uncover the wonders of the ancient world by digging for your own fossils at the renowned quarry, located just an hour west of Delta, Utah. As you sift through layers of 500-million-year-old shale, you’ll have the chance to collect your very own museum-quality trilobite fossils from one of the richest Cambrian formations on Earth. With expert guidance, this adventure promises not just discovery, but also a deeper understanding of the fascinating history beneath our feet.

E-bikes are a quiet, fun and family friendly way to explore Moab. Kane Creek has many ancient sites and petroglyph panels. Our guides will stop at several and discuss the similarities and possible meanings of some of the glyphs. This is a trip down a beautiful canyon with amazing views and explores the edges of Moab Outback. This trip is about 1/2 on pavement and 1/2 on a dirt road with cliffs. Adult Participants must be 5' and youth must be 5'2 to fit the bikes. Please let us know ahead of time if your group will need the smaller bikes by correctly filling our paperwork.

The spectacular Monument Valley is inside the Navajo Nation Reservation and you must join a tour to access parts that are not otherwise open to the public. On this small-group tour, explore the valley with local valley guides with intimate knowledge of Navajo customs and traditions. Visit ancient Anasazi dwellings, petroglyph sites, natural arches, and panoramic viewpoints, while learning about the Anasazi people and Navajo culture, history, and traditions.

Discover the stunning public lands surrounding Moab, featuring remarkable sandstone towers and arches with fewer visitors than the National Parks. This customizable tour allows for an in-depth exploration of the area's geology and ecology, while an expert guide provides valuable insights into the rich history and rock art left by indigenous peoples. Experience the breathtaking landscapes of the Moab desert up close, and tailor your journey to your specific interests for a truly unique adventure. - Explore the breathtaking sandstone formations and arches near Moab - Gain insights into the geology and ecology of the desert environment - Learn about the indigenous peoples through ancient rock art - Enjoy a customizable experience guided by an expert for a personalized tour

Explore the stunning landscapes of Canyonlands National Park with a self-guided driving tour through the Island in the Sky district. Experience breathtaking views at landmarks like Mesa Arch and Shafer Trail Overlook, and witness the ancient petroglyphs carved by Ancestral Puebloans. This GPS-guided tour offers the freedom to explore at your own pace while providing rich narratives about the area's history and geology. Perfect for solo travelers and families alike, enjoy short hikes or simply take in the majestic scenery. - Drive through the Island in the Sky for sweeping canyon views - Visit iconic spots like Green River Overlook and Grand View Point - Tour duration is flexible; allow 4-6 hours for exploration - Offline GPS guidance means no internet needed during the tour

Uncover the wonders of the ancient world by digging for your own fossils at the renowned quarry, located just an hour west of Delta, Utah. As you sift through layers of 500-million-year-old shale, you’ll have the chance to collect your very own museum-quality trilobite fossils from one of the richest Cambrian formations on Earth. With expert guidance, this adventure promises not just discovery, but also a deeper understanding of the fascinating history beneath our feet.

Explore hidden petroglyph sites and a mini-slot canyon on this 3 or ~5-mile (you choose) half-day adventure (2-4 hours) on the wild, less-traveled side of Snow Canyon State Park. DISCLAIMER: This rugged, off-trail tour crosses varied desert terrain —loose rocks, deep sand, uneven and slanted slick rock with light scrambling, frequent step ups and down and between 250ft and 650ft elevation gain (long route). At 3,500 feet, it requires moderate fitness and shoes with good tread. Not suitable for those with significant knee, hip, gait, or balance issues. Here's how a happy hiker described this tour: "We had a blast! Lydia knew all the best spots – there is no way we would have found these! Within minutes, we were climbing around the red rock like kids. Lydia brought us near the mysterious slot canyon, gave us a couple of hints, and let us discover 3 sets of amazing petroglyphs on our own—one of the coolest hikes I’ve done!" ~Robin, Carson City, Nevada

We will Ride Pedego Electric Bikes on Moab back roads either directly to the Winery for beginner riders or a longer scenic Route with some stops for experienced riders who are comfortable going faster on the bikes and make stops at a famous Petroglyph Panel and/or a Park with a Spring that Spanish Explorers used. At the winery a Tasting session is part of the tour with the option for purchasing more drinks, or bottles of Wine to take home with you. A van ride back to the shop for a safe return is included. Riders must be 21 or Older, 5'2" and taller and please let us know if riders are more than 250llbs. Some bikes can fit riders up to 350lbs This is and easy ride most people can do with minor coaching*

Discover Canyonlands National Park from the air and learn more about the geology of the Colorado Plateau with this airplane tour. Take off from Moab and fly over the mountains, canyons, rivers, and surrounding landscape of Southeastern Utah and Western Colorado, with informative commentary from your pilot along the way.

The red rock formations of southern Utah are a canyoneer's paradise. Once experienced, they come back again and again. Explore the nooks and crannies of this spectacular landscape and catch that canyoneering bug that will have you jonesing for more as you learn techniques and work as a team to discover your body's full potential.

Uncover the wonders of the ancient world by digging for your own fossils at the renowned quarry, located just an hour west of Delta, Utah. As you sift through layers of 500-million-year-old shale, you’ll have the chance to collect your very own museum-quality trilobite fossils from one of the richest Cambrian formations on Earth. With expert guidance, this adventure promises not just discovery, but also a deeper understanding of the fascinating history beneath our feet.

Salt Lake City’s unique history and urban layout can feel unfamiliar to visitors. Take the mystery out of your visit by exploring with a local on a private walking tour. This personalized tour allows you to discover the exterior of monuments, including museums, while learning about the city’s history and culture. Museum visits can be arranged in advance upon request. Your guide contacts you before the tour to tailor the experience to your interests. Perfect for families, solo travelers, or couples, this tour provides insider knowledge and a deeper connection to the city.