Grand Canyon South Rim

Leave the neon lights of Las Vegas behind as we begin our journey to one of the 7 natural wonders of the world – The Grand Canyon! Along the way we’ll get views of Lake Mead, Black Canyon, and make a stop along iconic Route 66. Upon arriving to the south rim of Grand Canyon National Park, we’ll enjoy lunch and take in some unforgettable first views. This afternoon we will embark on an introductory hike along the rim to several view points and to get acclimated to the high elevation. The South Rim of the Grand Canyon is at an elevation of 7,000 feet and stands nearly a vertical mile above the Colorado River that carved out this magnificent place.
This evening we’ll get settled in at our accommodation and enjoy an included group dinner.

Driving Time: 4.5 hours
Trail: Rim Trail | Distance: Distance: 2-3 miles | Difficulty Level: Easy

5 hours • Admission Ticket Included

Grand Canyon South Rim

Today, you’ll have the chance to explore the Grand Canyon from an entirely different perspective as we venture beneath the rim on either Bright Angel Trail or South Kaibab Trail. As we descend closer to the heart of the canyon the multi-hued layers of ancient rock formations are revealed. As we traverse the trails, keep an eye out for wildlife that may cross our path including bighorn sheep, mule deer, and possibly even the critically endangered California Condor soaring above.
After the hike, we will head back to the hotel and relax before you have dinner on your own this evening in the town of Tusayan, before returning for a possible sunset view to cap off an amazing day!
*This tour does not hike down to the river, nor is hiking to the bottom of the Grand Canyon and back up in one day permitted by any outfitter.

Driving Time: Local
Trail: South Kaibab Trail | Distance: 3-6 miles | Elevation: +/- 800-2,000 feet elevation gain | Difficulty Level: Moderate to Hard

5 hours • Admission Ticket Included

Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park

This morning, we say goodbye to the Grand Canyon and drive to Monument Valley. Along the way we stop for a scenic lunch and then arrive to this sacred Navajo Nation destination. Prepare to be transported into a world of iconic landscapes and rich Native American culture as we head to Monument Valley Tribal Park. We’ll embark on an included jeep tour led by knowledgeable Navajo guides who will share stories of their heritage and the significance of their lands. With every turn, you’ll find yourself in awe of the stunning mesas and buttes that dominate the horizon, each one possessing its own unique character and history. The experience of connecting with the land’s ancient spirit will stay with you forever.
As the sun sets, the landscape undergoes a transformation as the fading light casts playful shadows over sandstone formations – definitely a sight to behold.
Driving Time: 3 hours
Trail: Varied short hikes | Distance: 1-2 miles | Hiking Difficulty: Easy to Moderate

5 hours • Admission Ticket Included

Antelope Canyon

This morning, your guides will provide a to-go breakfast as we take in a Monument Valley sunrise. Shortly after, we’ll begin our 2 hour journey to the town of Page, Arizona, where one of the most iconic Southwest wonders awaits: Antelope Canyon.
We’ll venture into the mystical Antelope Canyon, guided by expert local Navajo guides who will share the lore and secrets of these narrow, sculpted sandstone passageways. Marvel at the sun’s rays as they filter through the narrow cracks above, creating a surreal and magical experience.
We will then depart Page, AZ and possibly make a stop at Lake Powell depending on timing.
Driving Time: 4 hours
Trail: Antelope Canyon | Distance: 2-3 miles total | Difficulty Level: Easy to Moderate
Included: Guided Tour of Antelope Canyon

3 hours • Admission Ticket Included

Springdale

We will then continue our drive to stay just outside of Zion National Park! This evening we will relax at our hotel and enjoy dinner.

2 hours • Admission Ticket Free

Zion National Park

On the final day of this epic adventure, we’ll enter another one of the American Southwest’s most impressive canyons – Zion National Park. Zion Canyon, carved out by the Virgin River, sits between towering cliffs that rise over 3,000 feet above. We plan to explore the Emerald Pools for a leisurely hike that provides views of the Virgin River and showcases the rich biodiversity of the park.
After our hike, we’ll enjoy lunch at a favorite local restaurant before making our 2.5 hour return journey to Las Vegas, NV. We generally return back to Las Vegas by 5:00pm PST

Driving Time: 3.5 hours | Return to Las Vegas
Trail: Emerald Pools or West Rim | Distance: 3-5 miles | Elevation: +/- 300-1,000 feet elevation gain | Difficulty Level: Easy to Moderate

5 hours • Admission Ticket Free