A single purchase opens 36+ GPS-guided driving and walking tours across the American Southwest—from the Grand Canyon to Big Sur. Download once, use offline, and explore at your own pace with narrated routes and regional insight.
More ways to explore the area's outdoor wonders
The first light falls across a rim road and the canyon seems to breathe—stone layered like pages of a book, the Colorado River daring you to measure its patience. That sense of scale is the opening chapter of the Southwest USA Discovery bundle: a library of 36+ self-guided driving and walking tours that stitch together the region’s most magnetic places, from the red fins of Arches to the ocean cliffs of Big Sur.
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
Segments vary: 1–5 hours per tour; full routes can be combined into multi-day trips
Fitness Level
Suitable for travelers who can manage short hikes (1–5 miles) and long stretches sitting while driving; moderate stamina recommended for hikes
Wildlife
History
The Southwest preserves millennia of human history from Ancestral Puebloan cliff dwellings and Navajo stewardship to Spanish colonial routes and 19th-century mining towns.
Conservation
Visitor pressure concentrates on iconic overlooks; follow Leave No Trace, avoid social trails, and carry out trash—water scarcity makes responsible use essential.
Reserve your spot on the Southwest USA Discovery: Ultimate Self-Guided Road Trip Bundle today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Download before you go
Redeem your password and download each tour over Wi‑Fi; audio and maps work offline once downloaded.
Fuel and water up frequently
Gas stations and potable water can be sparse between parks—top off fuel and carry 2–4 liters of water per person for long drives.
Mind park fees and reservations
This bundle doesn’t include entrance tickets or timed-entry passes—book Grand Canyon, Zion, and other reservations in advance.
Watch for weather and road closures
High-elevation routes can close seasonally; check park alerts and DOT conditions before setting out each day.
Smartphone with GPS & power bank
Runs the Action Tour Guide app and offline maps—bring a car charger or power bank.
Extra water containers (2–4 L per person)
Desert sections are dry and hot; carry reserves in case services are far apart.
summer
Sturdy hiking shoes
Short hikes and uneven viewpoints require grippy shoes and ankle support.
Sun protection (hat, sunscreen, sunglasses)
High desert sun and reflective canyon walls intensify UV exposure—protect your skin.
summer