Top Utah Culture in 2026

Our expert guides love to create custom itineraries for our guests to get you off the beaten path and away from the crowds. The listed attractions offer just some of the options available. Custom tours can include a single hiking destination for the hardy hiker, shorter hikes, or with stops at multiple scenic locations, archeological sites, dinosaur tracks or a combination of any or all the above, as time permits.

Explore the stunning landscapes of Canyonlands and Arches National Parks on this immersive 5-day tour, where you’ll witness breathtaking canyon vistas, iconic arches, and learn about Navajo culture. Depart from Salt Lake City, journey through the majestic Moab region, and enjoy guided tours that highlight the natural wonders and rich heritage of the area. Experience the dramatic sunset views from Dead Horse Point and partake in a deluxe backcountry tour that grants access to restricted areas. This tour is perfect for nature lovers and culture enthusiasts alike, offering a blend of outdoor adventure and cultural storytelling. - 4-day guided tour from Salt Lake City to Moab and beyond - Visit iconic sites like Canyonlands National Park, Arches National Park, Dead Horse Point and Monument Valley - Experience cultural demonstrations by Navajo storytellers - Enjoy sunset tours and local food experiences along the way

Explore the stunning landscapes of Grand Teton National Park on this immersive 2-day tour. Traverse scenic drives, stop at picturesque alpine lakes, and enjoy short hikes to iconic spots like Jenny Lake and Hidden Falls. Capture wildlife moments at Oxbow Bend and revel in breathtaking views at Schwabacher Landing. This adventure also includes a visit to the Craig Thomas Discovery Center to enrich your understanding of the park's natural history. - Two full days of exploration in Grand Teton National Park - Visit iconic locations like Jenny Lake, Hidden Falls, and Schwabacher Landing - Opportunities for wildlife viewing and photography along the scenic routes - Engage with exhibits at the Craig Thomas Discovery Center in Moose