Fly In & Arches
Fly into Salt Lake City. Head south to Moab and spend two days in Arches National Park.
Utah has five national parks within 500 miles of each other, and they are as different as five parks can be. Arches has its gravity-defying red rock spans. Bryce Canyon has its otherworldly hoodoos, best seen at sunrise when the light turns pink. Canyonlands drops into the earth. Capitol Reef is the one most people have never heard of and always love most. And Zion's narrow canyon walls rise a thousand feet on both sides. Nine days, five parks, one extraordinary state.
Tour Highlights
- Arches National Park — Delicate Arch and 2,000+ natural arches
- Bryce Canyon at sunrise — the hoodoos in morning light
- Canyonlands — two rivers, three canyons, no crowds
- Capitol Reef — the waterpocket fold and the orchards
- Zion National Park — the canyon and the narrows
- Scenic drives between parks nearly as stunning as the parks themselves
What to Expect
Canyonlands & Capitol Reef
The most remote of the five. Canyonlands Grand View and the White Rim overlook. Capitol Reef and the Gifford Farmhouse pies.
Bryce Canyon
The hoodoo amphitheater at sunrise is one of the great natural spectacles in America.
Zion National Park
The canyon walls, Angel's Landing views, and the Virgin River narrows.
Return Home
Fly home from Las Vegas.
What's Included
Included
- Roundtrip airfare
- 8 nights hotel
- All five park entrance fees
- Professional tour director
- All scheduled transportation
Not Included
- Meals (unless specified)
- Personal purchases
- Travel insurance (recommended)
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this trip strenuous?
Some trails involve uneven terrain and elevation. We pace the trip carefully and always have options for different fitness levels. Call us to discuss.
What is the weather like in mid-June?
Arches and Canyonlands can be hot (90s+). Bryce Canyon sits at 8,000 feet and is cooler. We time the days accordingly.