Top Zion National Park Full-day Tours

PLEASE READ ALL THE TOUR DETAILS! If you scroll down to "Additional Info" you will find our company name. Find us on Google to book our tours directly on our website for a reduced price! If you have not heard from your guide within 72 hours of your tour, please call our office! Explore Zion National Park with a private tour designed for your abilities. Visit iconic sites such as The Narrows, Scouts Lookout, Pa'rus Trail, The Watchman, or The Riverside Walk while enjoying expert guidance. Tailor your hiking experience to your skills, whether you seek leisurely strolls or more adventure. Our knowledgeable guides will share insider tips to ensure you capture the best photo moments. This is a private tour. - Discover the highlights of Zion in a single day - Customize your hiking experience based on group preferences and skill levels - Visit popular spots like The Narrows and Emerald Pools with expert guidance - Benefit from insider tips for photography and local insight.

The Mighty Five refers to five of Utah’s National Parks—including Arches, Bryce Canyon, Canyonlands, Capitol Reef, and Zion. This private self-guided audio tour is ideal for independent travelers who want to explore Utah at their own pace. Enjoy the freedom and flexibility of planning your own self-drive Utah adventure with audio commentary through an easy-to-use app offering offline access.

White Pocket – a truly unique, otherworldly escape! The sandstone here weaves tales with its rich reds, oranges, and whites. Let your Guide drive you in a Private 4WD Vehicle! Get ready for an unforgettable adventure! When you arrive it’s like stepping onto another planet! Explore this mesmerizing landscape with your guide, uncovering geology and rock formations such as hexagonal white rocks and deep red swirls – a photographer’s dream! No Permit Required and located in the amazing Vermilion Cliffs National Monument, also home to the Wave! (Kanab, Coyote Buttes, Lake Powell)

Located off the beath path, it’s difficult to explore White Pockets on your own if you don’t have a 4WD. Simplify your adventure with this small-group sunset off-road and hiking tour from Kanab. Follow your guide around the surreal sandstone landscape and admire the sunset, while learning about its geology and wildlife. Includes snacks and bottled water.

Get ready for an epic adventure! The Peek-a-Boo Slot Canyon & Great Chamber 4WD Tour is bursting with thrills. We will drive you through the sandy terrain then take a leisurely hike into the stunning slot canyon that locals describe as a peaceful, surprise-filled paradise. The hike to the Great Chamber is a little more challenging, but the view at the end is absolutely worth the effort. Soak in breathtaking views of Navajo Sandstone and maybe spot some local wildlife. Once we arrive, prepare to be floored by its beauty and tranquil presence. It has been described by many as a sanctuary in stone. With your guide, uncover the secrets of the canyon and the Great Chamber, exploring its narrow passages and mesmerizing hues, all layered by Mother Nature herself. You’ll also get the lowdown on the area’s history and geology. So if you’re a photographer, hiker or adventurer, this is your dream come true! 45 Minutes from Zion National Park! (Kanab, Peekaboo, East Zion)

Discover Zion National Park with our self-guided tour, allowing you to explore Utah's most dramatic canyon landscape at your own pace. Wade through The Narrows where the Virgin River carves between 1000 foot walls glowing amber and crimson in the desert light. Grip the chain-assisted ridge of Angels Landing for panoramic views across the canyon. Walk the Riverside Walk beneath towering cliffs dripping with hanging gardens of fern and columbine, hike to the Emerald Pools where waterfalls cascade over sandstone ledges into glowing green pools, drive the dramatic switchbacks of the Zion-Mount Carmel Highway through its mile-long tunnel carved in the 1920s, and watch the Watchman peak glow deep crimson at sunset from the valley. Discover the hidden finger canyons of Kolob, a separate section of the park where some of Zion's tallest sandstone walls rise in solitude far from the main valley, and explore Checkerboard Mesa's extraordinary geological patterns on the park's quieter east side.

North Rim of the Grand Canyon – it’s wilder, bigger, and crowd-free! Elevate your day with heart-pounding UTV trails, forest hideaways and epic views. The sheer size of the canyon is the biggest highlight – a mile deep and over 275 miles long! It’s an unforgettable experience that makes the world stand still as the sun kisses the Colorado River. With crisp mountain air, lush forests, and endless hiking trails, it’s no wonder this place is one of the 7 Natural Wonders of the World. Get ready for a grand adventure!

White Pocket – a truly unique, otherworldly escape! The sandstone here weaves tales with its rich reds, oranges, and whites. Let our Guide drive you in a Private 4WD Vehicle! Get ready for an unforgettable adventure! When you arrive it’s like stepping onto another planet! Explore this mesmerizing landscape with your guide, uncovering geology and rock formations such as hexagonal white rocks and deep red swirls – a photographer’s dream! No Permit Required and located in the amazing Vermilion Cliffs National Monument, also home to the Wave! (Kanab, Coyote Buttes, Lake Powell)

The Wave became a hotspot in the ’90s, thanks to a German film crew that created a tourist frenzy. Since then, Wave permits have been as sought after as gold! But hey, no need to fret! Introducing our Alt Wave tour. Truth is, our region boasts numerous Wave formations, including the spectacular one in South Coyote Buttes and White Pocket. So, if you strike out in the Wave Lottery, no worries – we’ve got a mind-blowing tour in store for you! You can pair our alternative tour with a jaunt through Buckskin Gulch and Wire Pass Slot Canyon for an epic full-day adventure. Or, we can customize a deep dive into the world of Wave formations. Trust us, there are plenty!

How does one even begin to describe Bryce Canyon? One of a kind. Something only dreamed up. In short, Bryce is a high alpine plateau in Southern Utah with pink limestone spires called Hoodoos. These colors are so vibrant they hardly seem real. Standing on the edge and looking into the vast valley of the Sevier River is a jaw-dropping experience! The adjacent Dixie National Forest land features UTV trail routes that allow us to view and visit very remote overlooks. These routes piece together a hiking trail system that is over 80 miles long called the Grandview Trail. These trails are segmented loops that are only accessible from these forest roads. Your tour wanders through the twisting forest and small streams to reach the edge of the fantastic Sunset Cliffs of Bryce. Please note that although this tour does not enter into Bryce Canyon National Park, the views gained through touring in this way are some that few visitors will see. (Bryce Canyon, Dixie National Forest, Kanab)

Canyoneering: The Art of Conquering Canyons... sometimes it’s a breeze and sometimes, especially in East Zion’s Red Rock Country, it involves ropes, rappelling and navigating whatever the canyon throws at us. It’s an awesome team-building adventure in breathtaking terrain. We gear you up with top-notch equipment and show you the ropes (literally). Safety’s our top priority with our Two-Man Canyoneering System, always ensuring things are airtight. One guide acts as your safety buddy, and clear communication is key. Discover the thrill of off-road exploration as well. Roam through breathtaking landscapes, conquer challenging terrain and experience adventure like never before. From rocky terrain to sand and back, through deep scrub forests to open expanses of slickrock. We have it all! Families love it, and many say it’s the highlight of their Southern Utah adventure. Join us for a unique and confidence-boosting experience in multi-layer slot canyons – perfect for all ages! Kanab

White Pocket is a truly unique, otherworldly escape where swirling sandstone glows in smoky reds, oranges, and whites. Getting there is half the adventure! Choose to follow your guide through sandy backcountry trails in a UTV, rallying across remote desert terrain. The journey is unforgettable. Once you arrive, it feels like stepping onto another planet. Explore this mesmerizing landscape with your guide while learning about the geology and discovering stunning formations like hexagonal white rock patterns and deep red swirls—a photographer’s dream. A single booking for 6 guests includes one 4-seat UTV for guest driving, with 2 guests riding as passengers with the guide. To have two UTVs for a group of 6, please make two separate bookings: one for 4 guests and one for 2 guests. No permit required. Located in the incredible Vermilion Cliffs National Monument—also home to the Wave! (Kanab, Coyote Buttes, Lake Powell)

Wire Pass is mainly a flat and narrow slot section in the Grand Staircase-Escalante. There is potential for amazing and soft color in the walls of Wire Pass and would be interesting for any photographer. Petroglyphs are located in this canyon and date back to 1000 AD. A great choice for young children due to the high canyon walls. This is a shared tour for up to 20 people.

How does one even begin to describe Bryce Canyon? One of a kind. Something only dreamed up. Bryce is a high alpine plateau in Southern Utah, filled with pink limestone spires called Hoodoos. The colors are so vibrant they almost seem unreal. Standing on the edge and looking into the vast Sevier River valley is simply jaw-dropping! The adjacent Dixie National Forest features 4WD backcountry routes that let us reach very remote overlooks. These routes connect a hiking trail system over 80 miles long, known as the Grandview Trail. The trails are segmented loops, only accessible via these forest roads. Your tour winds through twisting forest paths and across small streams to reach the spectacular Sunset Cliffs of Bryce. While this tour does not enter Bryce Canyon National Park, it offers rare, off-the-beaten-path views that few visitors experience. (Bryce Canyon, Dixie National Forest, Kanab)

The North Rim of the Grand Canyon is wild, wide open, and refreshingly uncrowded. Travel by 4WD along scenic backcountry roads, winding through quiet forests to reach remote viewpoints with sweeping canyon vistas—perfect for families and adventurers of all ages. The canyon’s immense scale is unforgettable, stretching over 275 miles long and more than a mile deep. Standing at the rim, the vastness and layered cliffs create a powerful moment that makes time slow down. With crisp mountain air, shaded pine forests, and space to explore at a relaxed pace, it’s easy to see why the Grand Canyon is one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World. A true off-road experience the whole family can enjoy.