How many people can join a private tour?

Group size varies by operator capacity and route; contact the guide with your party count—small to medium groups are typical for private nine-hour trips.

Is the tour appropriate for children or older guests?

Yes, with advance discussion; guides tailor routes to fitness and mobility. Mention ages and limitations when booking so leaders can plan suitable activities.

Are permits required for any stops?

Some areas require permits or land access agreements; the guide will handle permitting or advise on which spots are accessible during your tour.

Can we bring food, alcohol, or celebration items?

Food is welcome; disclose any alcohol plans ahead of time. Guides enforce safety protocols and site rules and may restrict open flames or amplified sound in protected areas.

What happens in extreme weather?

Guides monitor forecasts and will adjust routes or reschedule if conditions are unsafe—lightning, extreme heat, or flash flood risk in slot canyons prompt changes.

How do we book and pay?

Book via the provided referral link; the operator will confirm availability, group details, and payment options for the private nine-hour experience.

Kanab Bach Party Adventure — 9-Hour Private Custom Tour | Private | Guided Tour

Adventure Brief

Turn a single day into an expertly guided celebration in southern Utah. The Bach Party Adventure Tour (9 Hour) from Kanab offers private, customizable routes through Navajo sandstone country—ideal for mixed-ability groups who want a memorable, low-stress outdoor day.

9 hours

moderate

From $362.72

Set against the sculpted red-rock backdrop of southern Utah, the Bach Party Adventure Tour (9 Hour) runs from Kanab, Utah, and turns a single day into a tailored outdoor celebration. This private tour service builds an agenda around your group’s energy level and interests, blending easy overlooks, short hikes, photo stops, and optional more demanding canyon travel into a single, stress-free itinerary guided by a local professional. Expect a personalized approach: before the day starts your guide consults on fitness, party size, vehicle and gear needs, and the mood you want—laid-back picnic, photography-focused, or high-energy scrambling. Routes often explore Navajo sandstone fins, narrow slot canyons, and broad desert benches; guides choose trails and backroads that minimize crowds while maximizing dramatic viewpoints. Options include short interpretive walks that point out cross-bedding and petrified sand dunes, gentle off-road drives to hidden overlooks, and moderate hikes that expose layer-cake geology and panoramic ridgelines. The land around Kanab sits where the Grand Staircase meets the Vermilion Cliffs, a place of exposed Navajo sandstone, steep slickrock, and pockets of pinion-juniper and sagebrush. Wildlife is chiefly desert-adapted: listen for raven calls, watch for collared lizards sunning on rock, and, with luck in quieter canyons, spot desert bighorn. Kanab also carries an on-location film history—classic Westerns used nearby backdrops—so some viewpoints may feel familiar to movie fans. On a nine-hour trip you’ll have time to move at a relaxed pace: mornings often begin with an easy hike to a sunrise overlook, midday allows a catered or self-packed picnic in a scenic alcove, and afternoons can shift toward longer slots or photographic light. The private guide manages timing, permits when needed, and Leave No Trace practices so groups can celebrate without impacting fragile desert soils and cryptobiotic crust. Guides can recommend nearby evening options in Kanab—local restaurants, breweries, or a quiet campsite—for a post-adventure meal. This tour is designed for small to medium groups seeking a single-day, fully guided celebration in distinctive desert country. Because the experience is private and flexible, it suits mixed-ability parties where some members choose relaxation while others push into technical sections. Book the Bach Party Adventure Tour (9 Hour) from Kanab, Utah, if your group wants a day that prioritizes local knowledge, safety, and the kind of memorable outdoor moments that become the best kind of group story. A nine-hour private format makes logistics simple—meet in Kanab, load gear into a guide vehicle, and follow a plan tuned to your group. Expect clear communication about difficulty levels, restroom stops, and safety protocols. Bring cameras, celebratory snacks, and a sense of humor; the rest is handled by a guide who knows the region’s routes and when light will lift the canyon walls to gold.