Cross deserts, canyons and high Sierra passes on a seven-day guided loop from Las Vegas to San Francisco. This escorted lodging tour stitches together Zion, Bryce, Monument Valley, Grand Canyon, Death Valley and Yosemite with local guides and manageable walks.
Cross deserts, canyons and high Sierra passes on a seven-day guided loop from Las Vegas to San Francisco. This escorted lodging tour stitches together Zion, Bryce, Monument Valley, Grand Canyon, Death Valley and Yosemite with local guides and manageable walks.
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The tour begins before sunrise at a bus loading area in Las Vegas, the city lights folding behind you as the desert takes over. By midmorning the road opens into vertical color—Zion’s Navajo sandstone cliffs rising 1,500–2,000 feet over the canyon floor, the Virgin River daring you to look over its edge. Over seven days you move through contrasting kingdoms of stone: the pinnacled amphitheater at Bryce, the sculpted walls of Antelope Canyon, the cinematic mesas of Monument Valley, the vast aperture of the Grand Canyon, the baked flats of Death Valley and finally the glacial-carved heart of Yosemite.
moderate.
7 days (daily driving with 1–6 hour activity windows).
Suitable for travelers in good general health who can handle several hours of walking and multiple long travel days.
The tour starts in Las Vegas with a morning pickup and concludes in San Francisco on day seven after a city tour.
Park admissions are included as listed in the itinerary, though optional activities like helicopter flights are extra.
The tour is rated easy to moderate with short hikes; it’s suitable for most ages but not recommended for travelers with serious cardiovascular issues.
Expect a mix of short walks (30–90 minutes) and longer sightseeing stints up to 3–4 hours; most hikes are flexible and optional.
If Tioga Pass is closed due to weather, the route will detour via Lake Isabella with accommodations adjusted accordingly.
Deli-style lunches are provided each day and six lunches are listed among the inclusions; other meals and snacks are the traveler’s responsibility.
This route follows ancient travel corridors and sits atop the Colorado Plateau and Sierra landscapes shaped by Indigenous peoples, 19th-century explorers and the Gold Rush migration to California.
These parks face visitor-impact and water-stress pressures; stick to trails, pack out trash and follow tribal regulations to minimize footprint.
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