Private Combination Walking Tour in Bryce Canyon City
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
3–4 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for individuals in average physical condition able to handle uneven terrain and some elevation changes.
Overview
Discover Bryce Canyon with a private walking tour tailored to your pace. Experience iconic views, hidden trails, and expert insights on this unique adventure.
Combination Tour
Starting at $169 • All Ages! • 4 Hours • Private Tour • Up to 12 People
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About This Adventure
One of our Favorite Hikes!
Duration
- 4 Hours
Rates
- Adults (Ages 11+): $169
- Youths (Ages 6-10): $84.50
- Children (Ages 5 and under): Free
Sunrise / Sunset Rates
- Adults (Ages 11+): $184
- Youths (Ages 6-10): $92.00
- Children (Ages 5 and under): Free
About
- Our company is owned and operated by locals, born and raised. With each of our tours, you will learn about the history, geology, flora, and fauna of the national park, as well as surrounding areas. We look forward to helping you make the most of your Bryce Canyon National Park experience!
- This tour combines two trails, spanning two sections of Bryce Canyon, to create one of our favorite hikes; about 3 miles in total of manageable terrain down amongst the Hoodoos, this hike goes across one of the most visually rewarding areas in the park, with time to see the rest of the lower amphitheaters from the top.
More Info
- May be tailored to offer as much, or as little hiking as you’d like.
- 10 and younger ½ off - 5 and younger free.
- Water and Snacks Provided
- Admission into Bryce Canyon National Park not included - additional cost per person (ages 16+) for admission into Bryce Canyon National Park, payable to the National Park Service and due upon entrance into the park
- If you have an America the Beautiful Interagency Access Card, please bring it with you. This will cover the cost of your National Park admission as well as that of up to three other members of your group.
- This is NOT a Jeep tour.
Adventure Tips
Stay Hydrated
Carry plenty of water as Bryce Canyon’s high elevation can cause dehydration quickly.
Wear Sturdy Footwear
The trails feature uneven terrain and loose rocks, so solid hiking shoes are a must.
Sun Protection is Key
Use sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat to avoid sunburns on exposed trails.
Watch for Altitude Effects
Expect thinner air at over 8,000 feet; take breaks if you feel lightheaded.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Mule deer
- Pinyon jay
History
Bryce Canyon is named after Ebenezer Bryce, a pioneer who settled in the area in the late 19th century and admired the unique landscape.
Conservation
The park actively manages visitor impact to preserve fragile rock formations and promote sustainable tourism throughout the canyon.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Hiking boots
Provides support and traction on rocky, uneven terrain.
Water bottle or hydration pack
Keeps you hydrated during the high-elevation walk.
Sun hat and sunglasses
Protects your face and eyes from bright sunlight.
spring specific
Warm layers
Useful for chilly mornings and evenings in cooler seasons.
fall specific