Discover the stunning formations and harsh beauty of Utah’s rocky desert with this comprehensive self-guided driving tour of Arches National Park.

POIs along Arches:
– Arches Visitor Center
– Three Penguins
– Moab Fault Overlook
– North Park Avenue
– La Sal Mountains Viewpoint
– Three Gossips
– Courthouse Towers Viewpoint
– Petrified Dunes
– Balanced Rock Trail
– Garden of Eden
– The Windows Road
– Double Arch
– Cove of Caves
– Panorama Point
– Delicate Arch
– Salt Valley
– Fiery Furnace
– Sand Dune Arch
– Devil’s Garden Trailhead

Note: In this bundle, each tour is 40+ mile-long and takes 2-3 hours to complete.

10 hours • Admission Ticket Free

Explore the sweeping canyons, deep valleys, and gigantic mesas of Canyonlands National Park with a self-guided audio-driving tour.

POIs along Canyonlands:
– Monitor and Merriamac Rock Formations
– Big Mesa Viewpoint
– Plateau Viewpoint
– White Rim
– Basin Overlook Parking
– Dead Horse Point State Park
– Island In The Sky Visitor Center
– Shafer Canyon Overlook
– The Neck
– Lathrop Canyon
– Mesa Arch
– Green River Overlook
– Aztec Butte Trail
– Whale Rock
– Upheaval Dome
– Candlestick Tower Overlook
– Murphy Point Trail
– Buck Canyon Overlook
– White Rim Overlook Trail
– Orange Cliffs Overlook
– Grand View Point Overlook

10 hours • Admission Ticket Free

Immerse yourself in the incredible landscape of Bryce Canyon National Park, one of the iconic “Mighty Five” parks of Utah. With this self-guided driving tour, witness breathtaking vistas, gravity-defying hoodoos, and much, much more!

POIs along Bryce Canyon:
– Bryce Canyon National Park Visitor Center
– Fairyland Point
– Sunrise Point
– Bryce Amphitheater
– Sunset Point
– Inspiration Point
– Bryce Point
– Paria View
– Swamp Canyon Overlook
– Farview Point
– Natural Bridge
– Agua Canyon
– Ponderosa Canyon
– Black Birch Canyon
– Rainbow Point
– Red Canyon Arch

10 hours • Admission Ticket Free

With this self-guided driving tour of Zion National Park, explore the staggering mountain peaks, stunning natural pools, and gorgeous vistas of one of America’s most beautiful landscapes. Plus, learn all about the area’s fascinating history.

Note: There are two routes and one unique experience in Zion National Park. Either from the Springdale Visitor Center to the tranquil East Entrance, or do the exact incredible tour reverse.

POIs along Zion:
– Springdale Visitor Center
– Zion Canyon Visitor Center
– Zion Human History Museum
– Canyon Junction Bridge
– Court of the Patriarchs
– Zion National Park Lodge
– Emerald Pools
– Angel’s Landing
– The Grotto Picnic Area
– Weeping Rock
– Big Bend
– Temple of Sinawava
– East Temple
– Zion scenic drive viewpoint 2
– The Zion-Mount Carmel Tunnel
– Canyon Overlook Trail
– Altar of Sacrifice
– Checkerboard Mesa
– East Entrance Ranger Station

10 hours • Admission Ticket Free

Take a narrated drive through the beauty and history of Utah’s hidden treasure: Capitol Reef National Park! This self-guided tour will show you all the best hikes, overlooks, and historical landmarks in this gorgeous desert landscape.

POIs along Capitol Reef:
– Twin Rocks
– Chimney Rock
– Goosenecks Overlook
– The Fluted Wall
– The Castle
– Capitol Reef National Park Visitor Center
– Capitol Reef Formation
– Ripple Rock Nature Center
– Historic District
– The Mail Tree
– The Most Isolated Place in the Nation
– Gifford Homestead
– Fruita Barn
– Cohab Canyon & Trailhead
– American Moses
– Danish Hill
– Oyler Mine
– The Paiute and the Mormons
– Slickrock Divide
– The North Star
– The Paiute Way
– Wovoka
– Capitol Gorge trailhead
– Fruita Schoolhouse
– Petroglyphs
– Hickman Bridge Trail
– Capitol Dome
– Grand Wash Trailhead
– Behunin Cabin
– Conclusion
– Alt: Sunset Point
– Alt: Cassidy Arch Trailhead
– Alt: Pioneer Register

10 hours • Admission Ticket Free

Witness the majesty of Monument Valley, where stone giants tower over vast desert flatlands, and the sky seems bigger and deeper than anywhere else on Earth. This self-guided driving tour shows you the very best of this stunning valley.

POIs along Monument Valley:
– Forrest Gump Point
– The First Tribe of Monument Valley
– The Navajo
– Ticket Booth
– Wildcat Trail
– New Arrivals
– West Mitten Butte
– East Mitten Butte
– Merrick Butte
– Navajo Silver
– The Long Walk of the Navajo
– Hollywood’s Favorite Set Piece
– Ericson Cly Memorial & John Ford Point
– Three Sisters
– Families of Monument Valley
– Navajo Code Talkers
– Modern Navajo
– Artist’s Point
– Sunrise Recommendation: North Window Overlook
– Camel Butte & Elephant Butte
– Navajo Today

10 hours • Admission Ticket Free

Discover one of Utah’s hidden wonders with this self-guided driving tour of the Grand Staircase-Escalante! Explore this staggering “giant’s staircase,” take in the phenomenal views, and learn how this unique landscape came to be.

Note: This Grand Staircase Escalante UT-12 tour offers two starting locations: the Red Canyon Visitor Center and Torrey’s 255-229 UT-12. You can start the tour from either end and enjoy a comprehensive audio tour.

POIs along Grand Staircase Escalante:
– Red Canyon Visitor Center
– Red Canyon Arch
– Bryce Canyon National Park
– Powell Point Vista
– Escalante Petrified Forest State Park
– Escalante Interagency Visitor Center
– Kiva Koffeehouse
– Lower Calf Creek Falls
– The Hogback
– Upper Calf Creek Falls
– Boulder
– Burr Trail Road
– Dixie National Forest
– Heritage Overlook
– Homestead Overlook
– Larb Hollow Overlook

10 minutes • Admission Ticket Free

Well before we can learn about the goblins, we have to figure out how the valley came to be. Let’s rewind to the Jurassic Period, 170 million years ago. At this time, a shallow sea keeps ebbing and flowing in and out of this region. As millions of years pass, the sea deposits layers of sediment like sand, silt, and mud in the area.

5 hours • Admission Ticket Not Included

Welcome to La Sal! This driving tour will take us along the legendary Colorado River, through the Utah desert, and around the La Sal Mountains. These peaks reach staggering heights of nearly 13,000 feet, and the region is rife with history. From Spanish explorers to dinosaurs, you’ll discover it all! So let’s get started!

5 hours • Admission Ticket Not Included

The Salt Lake City Tabernacle. Built between 1863 and 1867, The Salt Lake Tabernacle was designed for large gatherings and events for the Mormon Church.

5 hours • Admission Ticket Free