moderate
4–7 days
Participants should have a moderate fitness level with endurance for multi-day hiking and walking on uneven terrain.
Discover the thrill of Utah’s Mighty 5 National Parks, a five-park adventure showcasing iconic arches, hoodoos, and canyons. Starting from Pinedale, Wyoming, explore landscapes that define the American Southwest.
6 days/5 nights • Price varies based on length and lodging options • Max 10
Embark on a breathtaking 6-day adventure through Utah's stunning national parks, from Arches to Zion. Experience unforgettable sunrises and sunsets, guided by experts with top-notch equipment. Enjoy scenic drives, picnic lunches, and the thrill of exploring iconic landscapes, culminating in a vibrant finish in Las Vegas. Customize your journey for an unforgettable experience!
6 days/5 nights
Please contact us for availability and pricing; this tour is fully customizable.
Full-service tour all the way to Las Vegas!
Travelers from the eastern seaboard will begin in Salt Lake City, arriving the night before the tour begins.
Day 1 Fly into Grand Junction, CO, and drive to Moab, UT.
Day 2 Tour Arches and Canyonlands National Parks
Day 3 Visit Dead Horse Point State Park, Goblin Valley State Park, Capitol Reef National Park
Day 4 Escalante National Monument, Bryce Canyon National Park Sunset
Day 5 Bryce Canyon National Park Sunrise, Zion National Park
Day 6 Valley of Fire National Monument, Finish in Las Vegas
Transportation in raised roof sightseeing van
Use of professional spotting scope and binoculars for each person
6 Breakfasts, six picnic-style lunches
Running water bathrooms all day.
Use of field guides, bird ID books, and kids' activity books
-National park passes
-Lodging
Personal Expenses
Airfare to/from Grand Junction, Salt Lake, or Vegas
Travel Insurance
Carry at least two liters of water per person as these parks feature dry, arid conditions that can quickly lead to dehydration.
Wear sturdy hiking boots with good traction to navigate rocky and varied trail surfaces safely.
Plan hikes in the early morning to avoid midday heat and crowds, especially in Zion and Bryce Canyon.
Follow all trail markers and regulations to protect fragile desert ecosystems and ensure your safety.
Capitol Reef was settled by Mormon pioneers in the late 1800s, influencing the cultural landscape.
Local initiatives focus on minimizing trail erosion and protecting desert flora, ensuring park longevity.
Keeps water accessible during long hikes in hot, dry conditions.
summer specific
Protects from intense sun exposure when hiking exposed trails.
summer specific
Allows adjustment for temperature fluctuations between mornings and afternoons.
spring specific
Provides stability and comfort on varied rocky and sandy trails.