moderate
2 days
Participants should be comfortable with light to moderate hiking and have good overall health.
Discover the rugged beauty of Bryce Canyon on a luxurious two-day adventure from Moab, complete with stunning vistas, cultural activities, and soothing hot springs. Read on to learn why this trip is a can't-miss experience in southern Utah.
Private Tour • 2 Days • Up to 6 People
Embark on a two-day luxurious adventure in Bryce Canyon National Park, where stunning hoodoos and vibrant landscapes await. Experience breathtaking overlooks, invigorating hikes, and enchanting night walks. Enhance your trip with horseback riding, a country music dinner show, or a rodeo, plus relax in natural hot springs on your return.
Base Price $2,575 Add a second hotel room - $250 Add two additional hotel rooms - $500
2 days
Bryce Canyon National Park is a visual feast! Across the valley you’ll see a forest of red, pink and white stone hoodoos speckled with evergreen trees and set against a blue clear sky. On this two day trip you’ll have opportunities to see Bryce Canyon in various ways including by visiting overlooks, hiking among the hoodoos, doing a night hike, or visiting at sunrise. During the summer months consider enhancing your visit to Bryce Canyon by taking a guided horseback ride into the canyon, enjoying a country music dinner show, or experiencing a small town rodeo. On your return trip to Salt Lake City you’ll have the opportunity to take a dip in natural hot springs or explore large caves formed by flowing volcanic lava.
NOTE: This tour can only be booked online within 60 days of departure. Please call for availability or select a tour with 3 day or longer itinerary.
INCLUDED → Overnight lodging → Lunch both days → Breakfast on day 2 → Water, soft drinks, snacks → Luxury SUV transportation → Pick up & drop off in the Salt Lake City area → One guide to escort you continuously on the tour.
NOT INCLUDED → Not Included: Dinner, guide gratuity → Optional activities requiring tickets
Temperatures can fluctuate dramatically between day and night, so bring layers.
Wind and dry air can quickly lead to dehydration, especially during hikes.
Wear sturdy, broken-in hiking shoes suitable for uneven terrain.
Horseback rides and cultural events fill quickly, so reserve early.
Bryce Canyon was designated a national park in 1928, known historically for its unique hoodoo formations created by frost-wedging and erosion over millions of years.
Desert Solitude emphasizes Leave No Trace principles, ensuring visitors help preserve Bryce Canyon’s fragile landscape for future generations.
Allows adjustment to changing temperatures throughout the day.
spring|summer|fall|winter specific
Sturdy footwear essential for uneven terrain and long walks.
Sunscreen, hat, and sunglasses help prevent sunburn and glare.
summer|null specific
Stay well-hydrated during active pursuits in dry climates.