Hiking Utah's National Parks

Trip Type: Walking & Trekking

9 Days
1 - 12 People

Starts From:

NZD $7,160.00 /Person

Uncover the rugged beauty and rich Indigenous history of Utah – a vast state with some of the USA’s most famous national parks. On …

Hiking Utah's National Parks

Uncover the rugged beauty and rich Indigenous history of Utah – a vast state with some of the USA’s most famous national parks. On this nine-day hiking trip, you’ll get to see their many highlights with an expert guide. Leave Las Vegas behind to marvel at Zion National Park, explore Monument Valley with a specialist Navajo guide, see the inspiring scenery of Moab and explore the spires of Bryce Canyon National Park – the land of the Navajo people. Catch the sunset in Arches National Park and head to the Island in the Sky in Canyonlands National Park before your last hike to Horseshoe Bend.

Itinerary

Day 1: Las Vegas

Day 2: Zion National Park

Day 3: Zion National Park

Day 4: Bryce Canyon National Park

Trip Inclusions

Meals

7 breakfasts and 2 dinners are included

Transport

Private vehicle

Accomodation

Hotel (8 nights)

Included Activities

Zion NP - Virgin River Narrows Hike
Zion - Narrows Hiking Gear Rental
Zion National Park - Scout Lookout hike
Bryce Canyon National Park - Navajo Loop Trail hike
Capitol Reef National Park - Petroglyphs
Arches National Park - Delicate Arch hike
Canyonlands National Park - Island in the Sky Hikes
Bears Ears National Monument - Navajo guided hike
Monument Valley - Navajo guided hike
Glen Canyon - Horseshoe Bend hike

Trip Highlights

Visit Zion National Park and hike to Scout Lookout, exploring its dramatic switchbacks and incredible views, then experience the iconic Virgin River Narrows as you hike to Orderville Canyon.
Walk the Navajo Loop to the famous Thor’s Hammer hoodoo in Bryce Canyon National Park – known for its crimson-coloured hoodoos (spire-shaped rock formations).
Explore the Island in the Sky section of the vast Canyonlands National Park and take in the incredible sweeping views of the Colorado river valley 1000 feet below.
Sunsets are always beautiful, but nothing can beat the colours of the Delicate Arch as the sun goes down – take your time and enjoy the unforgettable scene of Arches National Park.
Join Navajo guides on hikes through Monument Valley and Bears Ears National Monument, learning about these incredible places from an Indigenous perspective.