Top Zion National Park Sightseeing Tours - page 5

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)

This beautiful canyon lies nestled just north of Coral Pink Sand Dunes State Park. The head of the canyon features a natural spring that decorates the walls with lush greenery and water seeps. You will find plenty of shade along this trail, and at your destination, as the trail ends at a massive pictograph panel tucked inside a large alcove. The route is moderately challenging and does involve some steep steps and off-camber footing. There is a very secure rock pathway with a guardrail that extends down along the side of the canyon wall. This is a beautiful section of trail but could be slow-going for some and requires good balance and self awareness. The pictograph panel is one of the largest in the immediate area, featuring unique colors and depictions of figures that aren’t found anywhere else. There is access to a section of sand dunes that can provide the opportunity to sand board as well!! Total hiking miles is .9 round trip and about 300 feet elevation change. (Zion, Bryce)

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! This tour is NOT in Zion National Park, but close by! Explore the stunning Water Canyon Trail, a hidden gem located just north of Hilldale, Utah. This moderate hike offers a unique blend of red rock scenery and lush riparian vegetation along a perennial creek. As you venture deeper into the canyon, marvel at the dramatic sandstone cliffs and striking rock formations, leading to a picturesque waterfall and sandy pool. Perfect for families, this hike allows for a refreshing escape into nature without the crowds, making it an ideal choice for an outdoor adventure in the spring or fall.

One of the longest and deepest slot canyons on the planet, Buckskin Gulch goes on for miles (about 24 miles if you just do Buckskin Gulch and not Wire Pass) and rarely gets wider than 20 feet. Don’t worry, we only do about the first 5-6 miles of Buckskin to give you a time appropriate experience. The sweeping movement of the canyon walls are breathtaking as you witness mother nature's masterpiece that has taken her millions of years to create. Temperatures within the canyon are much cooler than the surrounding sunny Red Rocks. Depending on how far in you go, you will often encounter puddles of water you’ll need to wade through. You would never be able to take in all of it’s incredible depth of beauty in one trip, but you can certainly try! Though it does require a permit, it isn’t a lottery permit, and our team can go and purchase it for you beforehand and then add it to your total cost.

Discover the stunning landscapes of Zion National Park through an immersive combination of driving to scenic points and one or two mild hiking trails. Experience incredible vistas of areas that are mostly unknown to the vast majority of visitors. Experience easy, short hikes that lead to a hidden slot canyon, a view of the "Eye of Zion" and stunning red and white cliffs. Each tour is guided by an expert who shares insights into the park's unique geology, flora, fauna and history. Join us for a memorable adventure as we explore Zion's natural beauty. Guided hiking ranges from 1 to 2 miles, accommodating beginners and those with physical limitations. Stops at view points will number 7 to 10. Distance covered will be approximately 50 miles of incredible and diverse beauty. The tour lasts approximately 5 to 6 hours, starting at 7:00 a.m. Meet at the Zion Visitors Center and enjoy shuttle transport to trailheads.

Over two consecutive days, you'll walk the paths where ancient native people and pioneers once traveled. Zion & Bryce Canyon have a unique array of plants and animals which will enchant you as you absorb the rich history of the parks. Peer up at massive sandstone cliffs of cream, pink, and red that soar into a brilliant blue sky. -All private tours will have the option to make a stop at Zion Outfitter in the morning before entering the park. Here, you can rent and pay for Narrows gear directly. You can reserve gear from Zion Outfitter, otherwise gear is first-come-first-served! -Angels Landing pending request and availability -If the Narrows are closed on the day of your tour, rest assured that you will still be treated to a comprehensive tour of Zion National Park Please note that new National Park fees may apply for international visitors. If applicable, this fee is collected in-destination, not when you book.