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Grand Canyon South Rim
The afternoon is ours to explore the legendary Rim Trail at our own pace, with jaw-dropping views around every bend.
Arriving at the South Rim by midday, we'll grab lunch on our own in the village and have the option to join a geology talk at Yavapai Museum — a fascinating primer on just how this otherworldly landscape came to be. The afternoon is ours to explore the legendary Rim Trail at our own pace, with jaw-dropping views around every bend.
Phoenix, Arizona
Meeting point for the Southwest Parks tour
Sedona, Arizona
Scenic red rock location to start the first hike through the stunning Oak Creek Canyon to Flagstaff
Flagstaff, Arizona
Lovely forested mountain town location for an overnight stay
Grand Canyon South Rim
The afternoon is ours to explore the legendary Rim Trail at our own pace, with jaw-dropping views around every bend.
South Kaibab Trail, Grand Canyon National Park
Hiking trail in Grand Canyon National Park, famous for its 360-degree panoramic views as it descends along a narrow ridgeline
Horseshoe Bend — Colorado River Overlook
One of the Southwest's most photographed landmarks where the Colorado River curves dramatically far below
Page, Arizona
Scenic community that serves as a hub for tourists visiting the southwest highlights
Page Rimview Trail
A flat trail with panoramic views of Lake Powell, Glen Canyon Dam, and the surrounding desert
Antelope Canyon
Stunning slot canyon characterized by wave-like sandstone formations and vibrant orange, red, and purple hues
Bryce, UTAH
A small town that serves as the primary gateway and tourist hub for Bryce Canyon National Park
Bryce Canyon National Park
A national park filled with awe-inspriing geological formations, including the world's largest concentration of crimson hoodoo rock spires
Swamp Canyon, Bryce Canyon National Park
A panoramic viewpoint and hiking trail featuring a surprisingly lush, forested environment
Queen’s Garden & Navajo Combination Trail, Bryce Canyon National Park
The least steep descent from the rim into the Bryce Canyon Amphitheater is considered a "best of" trail to view unique hoodoos and the Queen Victoria formation
Zion National Park
A dramatic, high-elevation, wonderland sandstone cliffs and deep, narrow canyons carved by the Virgin River
Pa’rus Trail, Zion National Park
A 3.5-mile paved trail in Zion National Park that follows the Virgin River, offering stunning views of The Watchman, Bridge Mountain, and the lower canyon
Virgin River Narrows, Zion National Park
Narrow section of Zion Canyon 16-mile gorge wiith hanging gardens, sandstone grottos, and vibrant, towering, reddish-tan cliffs.
Watchman Trail, Zion National Park
3.3-mile round-trip hike offering stunning panoramic views of the lower Zion Canyon, Springdale, and Bridge Mountain
Las Vegas, NV
A dynamic city for the end-point of the tour