Spend three days trekking through the breathtaking desert landscapes of southeastern Utah with Kolossus Adventure. Perfect for photographers, couples, and outdoor lovers, this trip highlights Corona Arch and Arches National Park.
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Difficulty
moderate
Duration
3 days, 2 nights
Fitness Level
Participants should be in good physical condition with experience hiking on uneven terrain over several hours per day.
Wildlife
History
Arches National Park became a protected area in 1971, preserving over 2,000 natural stone arches and unique geological formations.
Conservation
Visitors are encouraged to stay on established trails to protect fragile desert soils and native plant communities.
Kolossus Adventure
Spend three days trekking through the breathtaking desert landscapes of southeastern Utah with Kolossus Adventure. Perfect for photographers, couples, and outdoor lovers, this trip highlights Corona Arch and Arches National Park.
Kolossus Adventure specializes in guided outdoor experiences and e‑mountain bike rentals focused on Utah’s most dramatic landscapes. The company offers multi-day guided tours and equipment rentals that explore Zion, Bryce Canyon, Capitol Reef, Arches, and Canyonlands National Parks.
Trips include a 6-day "Mighty Five" itinerary that visits all five parks with guided hikes, seamless transportation, comfortable lodging, and included meals. Shorter guided options cover Southwest and Southeast Utah in three-day itineraries that highlight hoodoos, petroglyphs, arches, and desert formations in small groups with expert guidance. For self-guided exploration, Kolossus Adventure provides full-day and multi-day eMountain bike rentals. The full-day rental supplies premium eMountain bikes for 24-hour use built for rugged trails and scenic paths. Multi-day rentals include essential tools and a spare tube so riders can tackle long-distance routes with confidence.
Kolossus Adventure’s offerings combine logistical support and local route knowledge to make access to Utah’s national parks easier for travelers seeking photography, adventure, or relaxed exploration. The mix of guided tours and rental equipment suits diverse trip goals: bucket-list national park itineraries, short photo-focused escapes, and multi-day bike expeditions. Safety equipment and route preparation are included where noted in trip descriptions. All trip descriptions specify duration, highlights, and what is provided so travelers can choose the right experience.
Popular highlights across the itineraries include Corona Arch, iconic arches, hoodoos, the golden cliffs of Capitol Reef, and the surreal amphitheaters of Bryce Canyon. Trip choices suit couples, photographers, and outdoor lovers seeking moderate hikes and abundant photo opportunities and accessible experiences.
Tours Offered
6 Trips
Guided trips and rentals across Utah
E-Bike Rentals
Full & Multi-Day
Premium eMountain bikes available
National Parks
5 Parks Covered
Zion to Canyonlands included
Small Groups
Small-group tours
Small groups with expert guidance
Select a guided tour or eMountain bike rental, check available dates, and secure the right Utah experience.
Stay Hydrated in Dry Desert Climate
Carry at least 2 liters of water and refill at provided stops to prevent dehydration during hikes.
Wear Sun Protection
Apply sunscreen regularly and wear a wide-brimmed hat to shield from intense desert sun exposure.
Use Trekking Poles
Leverage provided trekking poles for stability on uneven sandstone and rocky trail sections.
Plan for Sandstone Slipperiness
Take caution when hiking on smooth rock surfaces, especially if they’re dusty or damp after rain.
Sturdy Hiking Boots
Provides ankle support and traction on sandstone and rocky trails.
Reusable Water Bottle
Essential for maintaining hydration in dry desert conditions.
Sun Hat and Sunglasses
Protects against the high desert sun and glare.
Layered Clothing
Allows for temperature regulation during cool mornings and warm afternoons.
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