moderate
6–8 hours
Suitable for hikers with a moderate fitness level able to handle several miles over uneven terrain
Venture into Southern Utah’s colorful Yant Flat with Grand Circle Tours. This 7-hour hike reveals dramatic sandstone domes and sweeping Zion National Park views, perfect for hikers and photographers seeking a quieter trail.
$199 Adult | 7 Hours
Discover the breathtaking beauty of Yant Flat, a hidden gem in Southern Utah. This 7-hour adventure features stunning landscapes, vibrant colors, and panoramic views of Zion National Park. Perfect for hikers and photographers alike, the moderate 4-mile hike promises unforgettable sights and a unique experience away from the crowds.
Rate $199 Child $99 (12 & under)
7 hours
Yant Flat! I haven't said "WOW" this many times since I listened to Dark Side of the Moon with headphones on. This remote and colorful area of Southern Utah can be reached from St George in about 1 hour/Las Vegas in 2.5 hours and Kanab Utah in 1 hour 45 minutes. The area is exceptional for both hikers and photographers and isn't on the well traveled/photographed category of Antelope Canyon or Horseshoe Bend in Arizona. This area will reward you with the landscape images you are looking for. Constant views of Zion National Park as well as the multi colored stripes of CandyLand will keep you amazed all day. Hike is considered moderate and is a minimum of 4 miles roundtrip to experience the area. Navajo Sandstone has been lifted up by the volcanic rock below and weathered into the well known domes located throughout Arizona and Utah. Brain rock or turtleback are some of the names given to this areas landscape but you might just be left speechless. Those that have visited the Coyote Buttes or White Pockets area will recognize the familiar feel to this area but will no doubt appreciate the differences of the color palette. Tour time is 7-8 hours and price is $199 per person.
Everyday - 8:30am
Sun exposure is significant on this open trail, so beginning in the morning helps stay cool and safe.
There are no water sources on the trail, so bring at least 2 liters per person.
Rocky and uneven sandstone surfaces demand good footwear for traction and ankle support.
This hike offers unique photo ops with vivid landscapes—make sure you’re prepared to capture them all.
Yant Flat’s Navajo Sandstone formations reflect millions of years of geological uplift and erosion, narrating the ancient story of Utah's high desert.
Visitors are encouraged to stay on designated paths and pack out all trash to protect this fragile and less-trafficked landscape.
Keeps you hydrated during the long, exposed hike in desert heat.
summer specific
Protects feet and provides traction on rough sandstone surfaces.
Crucial to avoid sunburn on the exposed trail stretches.
spring|summer|fall specific
Allows you to adjust to changing temperatures, especially morning chills and evening cool-downs.
spring|fall|winter specific