Turn long drives into guided adventures with an offline audio tour covering Arches, Canyonlands, Capitol Reef, Zion and Bryce. Download once, drive at your own pace, and hear location-triggered stories, geology, and local tips as you go.
More ways to explore the area's outdoor wonders
The road opens beneath a wide sky and the red rock rises like a series of chapters — fins, arches, hoodoos and narrow canyons passing by as your phone narrates the page. From the two-lane approaches outside Moab to the high rim roads around Bryce, this self-guided audio bundle places a local guide in your passenger seat and lets you set the pace.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
5–7 days
Fitness Level
Mostly vehicle-based; be prepared for short hikes that range from easy walks to moderate routes requiring steady footing and basic endurance.
Wildlife
History
The parks preserve layers of deep geologic time and human history — Fremont and Ancestral Puebloan sites appear alongside 19th‑century Mormon settlements in places like Fruita.
Conservation
Stick to marked roads and trails, pack out all trash, and avoid collecting rocks or artifacts; deserts recover slowly from disturbance, so low‑impact travel is essential.
Reserve your spot on the Self Guided Audio Tour Bundle for Utah's Mighty Five today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Download the tour before you leave Wi‑Fi
The GuideAlong audio must be downloaded to your phone over reliable data or Wi‑Fi — confirm you can open the tour and see the 'START TOURING' button before driving into no-signal areas.
Bring a car charger and spare battery
Playing audio and GPS drains power quickly; use a USB‑C car adapter in the auxiliary outlet to keep devices charged without Bluetooth pairing issues.
Start viewpoints early
Popular overlooks and trailheads fill by mid‑morning — arrive at sunrise or early to avoid crowds and get better light for photos.
Respect closures and wildlife
Stay on designated roads and trails, obey seasonal closures, and keep distance from wildlife to protect fragile desert ecosystems.
Smartphone with GuideAlong app
Required to play the location‑based audio and access trip planners offline.
USB‑C car charger / power bank
Keeps your phone charged for GPS and audio during long driving days.
3‑liter water reservoir or multiple bottles
Desert temperatures and limited water availability make hydration essential.
summer
Daypack with sturdy shoes
Useful for short hikes to viewpoints and carrying layers, snacks and water.