Las Vegas, Bryce Canyon National Park & Zion National Park — Wild Landscapes, Privately

Las Vegas, Bryce Canyon National Park

Pick-up your rental car and prepare to hit the open road. A Medium SUV (or similar) will be reserved in your name. Please speak with your Destination Expert if you are interested in an upgrade option.. Heed the call of adventure in a self-drive journey from Las Vegas to Bryce Canyon National Park. Travel northeast through the beautiful red rock country in Nevada toward the border with Utah. Opt to stretch your legs mid-journey in St. George, home to a selection of museums, galleries, and eateries. Pick up casual lunch provision's during the summer's farmer's market or peruse an artisan bakery for some indulgent treats. If you'd prefer to drive directly to Bryce to get a sneak preview of the park's splendor, be sure to stop by the Visitor Center for trail recommendations and even a 24-minute film about the area. Participate in a ranger-led activity, including geology talks, rim walks, and evening constellation tours. If your schedule allows, hit the road in the epic drive to Rainbow Point, marking off each stop at the 13 viewpoints on your return trip. Or, simply continue the drive directly to your accommodations for a well-earned rest.. Dining at Under Canvas Bryce Canyon is relaxed and thoughtfully designed to complement the surrounding landscape. Opt to enjoy casual counter service dining that highlights fresh, satisfying fare, paired with specialty cocktails, a curated selection of wines, and locally crafted beers. Set high in the alpine environment, meals are enjoyed amid fragrant juniper forests and wide open views, creating an easygoing yet memorable dining experience that feels deeply connected to the natural beauty of the region. Additional dining options are available in nearby Tropic and Bryce Canyon City, a drive of approximately 15-20 minutes.

Accommodation: Under Canvas Bryce Canyon (Deluxe Tent), Las Vegas

Bryce Canyon National Park

Discover a maze of spires, windows and pinnacles made of sandstone at spectacular Bryce Canyon National Park. Join your private guide to explore the park's natural treasures, gazing in awe at the towering crimson-colored hoodoos. For unforgettable sights of hoodoos, the short but stunning Navajo Loop offers incredible views. Swoop through the narrow corridors of Wall Street until you reach the two towering ponderosa pines above the Silent City. Journey back to the top passing the notable features of Two Bridges and Thor’s Hammer. For a one-of-a-kind experience, tackle three interconnecting trails to immerse yourself in pure canyon splendor. Gaze at otherworldly landscapes, keeping your camera at the ready. Hoodoos, cliffs, and mini-arches painted in hues of red, orange and cream stretch out before you. Descend into the gorge, winding through incredible sandstone landmarks like Peekaboo, Wall of Windows and The Cathedral. Glorious canyon views await you at every turn.. Guests staying at Under Canvas Bryce Canyon can make the most of the park’s crisp, clear evenings by opting to gather around the campfire for s’mores, complete with all the fixings. Afterward, wander at your own pace for stargazing under some of the darkest skies in Utah, where the Milky Way and countless stars stretch brilliantly overhead - a perfect combination of cozy warmth and celestial wonder.

Accommodation: Under Canvas Bryce Canyon (Deluxe Tent), Bryce Canyon National Park

Bryce Canyon National Park

Gain a new perspective of Bryce Canyon today as you saddle up for an authentic horseback ride through the park’s scenic trails. Meet your mighty steed at the horse corral before tackling the trails of Queens Garden and the Peek-a-Boo Loop. Travel back in time and admire rock formations thousands of years in the making. Gain insight into the canyon's history and geology as you start your descent, immersing yourself into the heart of Bryce. Loop back up to the rim of the canyon, winding through a series of incredible rock formations, gazing at the Wall of Windows, The Chessmen, Silent City, and the Bristle Cone Pine Trees.

Accommodation: Under Canvas Bryce Canyon (Deluxe Tent), Bryce Canyon National Park

Bryce Canyon National Park, Zion National Park

Wave goodbye to Bryce as you return to the road for a non-stop drive to Zion National Park. Approximate travel time is two hours.. Spend time at leisure immersing yourself in the tranquility of Cliffrose Springdale. The historic Cliffrose lodge sits on the edge of the Virgin River, with Zion National Park Visitor Center only a half-mile away via the hotel's complimentary local shuttle. Opt to unwind with a visit to the hotel's two heated outdoor pools and hot tubs. Treat yourself to a specialized facial or signature massage at the on-site Five Petals Spa. Bask in the picturesque surrounds of Zion Canyon as you savor delicious fare on Anthera's open patio. Reflect on your travels so far during a leisurely walk through the property's gardens, or mingle with fellow travelers around an evening firepit.. Enjoy a reservation at Anthera, the signature restaurant at Cliffrose Springdale , where seasonal, locally inspired cuisine is served in an elegant yet relaxed setting. Thoughtfully prepared dishes highlight fresh regional ingredients and pair beautifully with a well-chosen wine list and craft cocktails. With its inviting atmosphere and views toward Zion’s dramatic landscape, Anthera offers a refined dining experience that feels both grounded and special.

Accommodation: Cliffrose Springdale (B) (Riverside King Room ), Bryce Canyon National Park

Zion National Park

Venture into the heart of Zion's unparalleled beauty on foot and on wheel. Join your private guide to experience the majesty and grandeur of Zion firsthand. The day begins with your choice of hike, tackling trails and drinking in stunning national park splendor. Opt to hike the Emerald Pools and Kayenta Trails, leading to three main viewpoints at each of the pools and towering waterfalls. Walk beneath cliffs in all directions, drinking in views of Lady Mountain, The Great White Throne and Red Arch along the way. Enjoy a delightful walk along the Virgin River until you reach the entrance of The Narrows for picture-perfect scenes. Those seeking a more strenuous challenge can instead trek the iconic Angel's Landing, a bucket-list topping trail for brave adventurers around the world. Those who dare to defy its steep switchbacks and sheer drop-offs will be rewarded with unparalleled panoramic views made for memories. Then, rev up the engine aboard an UTV for an epic off-road trip in Sand Hollow. Feel the rush of adrenaline as you loop around Sand Mountain by first running up ‘The Bobsled’, then scramble over rocks before tackling the dunes. Steer through red dirt trails and barren wilds in a thrill ride through Southern Utah scenery.

Accommodation: Cliffrose Springdale (B) (Riverside King Room ), Zion National Park

Zion National Park

Adventure through the rugged treasures of Birch Hollow in a guided canyoneering activity. Climb, hike, and rappel your way through slot canyons ranging from 20 to 120 feet. Descend down through Birch Hollow Canyon and enjoy the perfectly sculpted fluted walls with an iconic chock stone hanging high above. Hike through the canyon's geological wonders and rappel 10 different times up to an elevation of 100 feet. Your knowledgeable instructor and canyoneering expert will lead you through high technical safety standards to help ensure your quest is worry-free. This canyoneering challenge invites you to discover some of the most breathtaking slot canyons in all of Zion.

Accommodation: Cliffrose Springdale (B) (Riverside King Room ), Zion National Park

Zion National Park

Set out with your private guide to explore The Narrows, considered one of the world's best slot canyon hikes. This spectacular terrain was created from millennia of erosion, the Virgin River slicing a deep channel through two thousand feet of sandstone. Starting at the Temple of Sinawava, you'll hike upstream, admiring the towering Navajo sandstone cliffs along the way. Gaze up at the majestic bluffs that ascend before you. Each turn rewards intrepid adventurers with incredible views. This unforgettable journey invites to you take a refreshing walk in the Virgin River, so be prepared to get your feet wet. Enjoy the breathtaking beauty that surrounds you while traversing a dynamic landscape.

Accommodation: Cliffrose Springdale (B) (Riverside King Room ), Zion National Park

Zion National Park, Las Vegas

The road ahead to the Las Vegas airport stretches ahead for 166 miles. For an early morning jumpstart, make a stop in St. George and visit one of the many enticing coffee shops available. If stopping later in the day, visit Aragosta for fine dining in Southern Utah. For more casual fare, visit the Cliffside Restaurant at the boutique Inn On The Cliff.. Your self-drive journey concludes as you make your way to the rental car drop-off center and return your vehicle.