
moderate
4 days
Light to moderate fitness—mostly short walks, some uneven footing and cliff-edge outlooks; comfortable mobility helps for stairs and boardwalks.
A four-day small-group tour that threads Zion, Bryce, Monument Valley, Arches, Antelope Canyon, Horseshoe Bend, Lake Powell and the Grand Canyon into a comfortable, guided loop from Las Vegas. Premium transport, bilingual guides, and Starlink Wi‑Fi make long drives feel easy while focused stops maximize morning and evening light.
The van eases out of Las Vegas before dawn, city lights sliding into desert black as a high-roof business van hummed with quiet conversation. Leather recliners and Starlink Wi‑Fi soften the long hours between parks, but the landscape insists on being noticed: cliffs that climb like slow-motion eruptions, river water cutting a hard green line through rust-colored stone, and canyons that funnel light into theatrical shafts.

Carry a 1–2L refillable water bottle; refill often—the guides provide bottled water but desert heat and elevation demand more fluids.
Tripods and monopods are not permitted inside Antelope Canyon—plan for handheld photography and check Navajo permit restrictions.
Bring a warm layer for Bryce and high-rim viewpoints; temperatures can drop quickly at elevation, especially after sunset.
In summer, protect against intense sun and check for monsoon-driven flash floods—follow guides’ instructions near slot canyons.
This route crosses Navajo and Ancestral Puebloan lands; Monument Valley and Antelope Canyon are on Navajo Nation, where access and storytelling are guided by tribal stewards.
Respect Navajo permitting, stay on trails, and carry out waste—these desert soils and fragile cryptobiotic crusts recover slowly from disturbance.
Support and traction for uneven overlooks and short trails.
Reduce waste and stay hydrated across long driving days and dry air.
all specific
Desert sun is intense—wide-brim hat and sunscreen are crucial.
summer specific
For chilly mornings and higher-elevation viewpoints at Bryce.
winter specific