"3-Day Western Canyon Expedition - From Zion to the Grand Canyon" $799

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Tour Description

Duration: 3Day
Departure: 7 AM
Pick up: your hotel
Experience the Wonders of the American West - 3-Day Canyon Adventure Tour
Don’t miss the chance to witness the natural wonders of the American West over an unforgettable 3-day adventure! Feel the power of nature as you admire the dramatic cliffs and rock formations of Zion Canyon. In Bryce Canyon, marvel at the unique hoodoos that create a fantastical landscape. At Lake Powell, admire the stunning water scenery that looks like a painted masterpiece. Experience the mystical light and slots of Antelope Canyon firsthand. At Horseshoe Bend, enjoy the unforgettable view of the massive U-shaped river curve. Finally, be awed by the sheer size and grandeur of the Grand Canyon.

Detailed Itinerary

Bryce Canyon Visitor Center
Perhaps the most iconic of all the Bryce Amphitheater's four major viewpoints, Bryce Point provides a soaring view of the park's most popular area.

Bryce Canyon Bryce Point
Bryce Point is one of the most famous viewpoints in Bryce Canyon National Park. The point provides panoramic vistas of the hoodoos, which are the park's distinctive rock formations. The panoramic views of Bryce Point Amphitheater make it a popular spot for photographers.

Bryce Canyon Sunset Point
Red and white rock fins stand among distant spires and forested landscape Sunset Point offers vistas of some of the most famous and breathtaking of Bryce Canyon's hoodoos. Nowhere are the colors of Bryce Canyon's rock better displayed than from Sunset Point.

Bryce Canyon Inspiration Point
Inspiration Point is known for its incredible panoramic views over Bryce Canyon. The top level provides the most expansive view, making it a favorite among visitors for its dramatic landscape.

Zion Canyon Natural Bridge
Natural bridges in Zion Canyon are fascinating geological formations created by the erosive forces of water and wind over millions of years.

Zion Canyon Carmel Tunnel
The Zion-Mount Carmel Tunnel is a historic tunnel that provides access to the eastern section of Zion National Park. A long and impressive tunnel providing stunning views of Zion Canyon's landscapes along the drive.

Zion Canyon Checkerboard Mesa
Checkerboard Mesa is a unique rock formation located near the east entrance of Zion National Park. The mesa is named for its distinctive cross-hatched pattern that resembles a checkerboard.

Lake Powel
Lake Powell is a large artificial lake located on the border of Arizona and Utah. Formed by the construction of Glen Canyon Dam, the lake is the second largest man-made reservoir in the United States. Lake Powell is famous for its clear blue waters and red sandstone cliffs, providing picturesque scenery.

Antelope Canyon
Antelope Canyon, located near Page, Arizona, within the Navajo Nation, is a slot canyon known for its stunning beauty. The canyon features narrow, deep walls that create beautiful patterns and colors when sunlight filters through, especially during midday. The beams of light that enter the canyon create a magical scene.

Horseshoe Bend
The Horseshoe Bend is a horseshoe-shaped meander of the Colorado River near Page, Arizona. This unique natural terrain offers breathtaking views as it can be seen from the observation deck, which is 1,000 feet high. The shape of horse hooves seen from the observation deck creates unforgettable memories.

Grand Canyon Yavapai Point
Yavapai Point is a breathtaking viewpoint located on the South Rim of the Grand Canyon National Park. It's known for offering stunning panoramic vistas of the canyon and the Colorado River, making it a popular destination for both casual sightseers and photography enthusiasts.

Grand Canyon Lipan Point
Lipan Point is one of the lookouts on the South Rim of the Grand Canyon and offers the best views of the canyon's various strata and colorful rock formations. This is a great place to watch the light hit the canyon.

Reservation

Included

Admission Fee(Grand Canyon, Zion Canyon, Bryce Canyon, Antelope Canyon, Horseshoe Band
Accommodation : 2Day
Meals: 6 times
Free unlimited bottle water
Pick up and drop off at each hotel

Excluded

Guide Tip ( per person per day $20)
Option: Grand Canyon Helicopter tour

"3-Day Western Canyon Expedition - From Zion to the Grand Canyon" $799

Tour Description

Detailed Itinerary

Bryce Canyon Visitor Center Perhaps the most iconic of all the Bryce Amphitheater's four major viewpoints, Bryce Point provides a soaring view of the park's most popular area.

Bryce Canyon Bryce Point Bryce Point is one of the most famous viewpoints in Bryce Canyon National Park. The point provides panoramic vistas of the hoodoos, which are the park's distinctive rock formations. The panoramic views of Bryce Point Amphitheater make it a popular spot for photographers.

Bryce Canyon Sunset Point Red and white rock fins stand among distant spires and forested landscape Sunset Point offers vistas of some of the most famous and breathtaking of Bryce Canyon's hoodoos. Nowhere are the colors of Bryce Canyon's rock better displayed than from Sunset Point.

Bryce Canyon Inspiration Point Inspiration Point is known for its incredible panoramic views over Bryce Canyon. The top level provides the most expansive view, making it a favorite among visitors for its dramatic landscape.

Zion Canyon Natural Bridge Natural bridges in Zion Canyon are fascinating geological formations created by the erosive forces of water and wind over millions of years.

Zion Canyon Carmel Tunnel The Zion-Mount Carmel Tunnel is a historic tunnel that provides access to the eastern section of Zion National Park. A long and impressive tunnel providing stunning views of Zion Canyon's landscapes along the drive.

Zion Canyon Checkerboard Mesa Checkerboard Mesa is a unique rock formation located near the east entrance of Zion National Park. The mesa is named for its distinctive cross-hatched pattern that resembles a checkerboard.

Grand Canyon ​Lipan Point Lipan Point is one of the lookouts on the South Rim of the Grand Canyon and offers the best views of the canyon's various strata and colorful rock formations. This is a great place to watch the light hit the canyon.

Bryce Canyon Visitor Center
Perhaps the most iconic of all the Bryce Amphitheater's four major viewpoints, Bryce Point provides a soaring view of the park's most popular area.

Bryce Canyon Bryce Point
Bryce Point is one of the most famous viewpoints in Bryce Canyon National Park. The point provides panoramic vistas of the hoodoos, which are the park's distinctive rock formations. The panoramic views of Bryce Point Amphitheater make it a popular spot for photographers.

Bryce Canyon Sunset Point
Red and white rock fins stand among distant spires and forested landscape Sunset Point offers vistas of some of the most famous and breathtaking of Bryce Canyon's hoodoos. Nowhere are the colors of Bryce Canyon's rock better displayed than from Sunset Point.

Bryce Canyon Inspiration Point
Inspiration Point is known for its incredible panoramic views over Bryce Canyon. The top level provides the most expansive view, making it a favorite among visitors for its dramatic landscape.

Zion Canyon Natural Bridge
Natural bridges in Zion Canyon are fascinating geological formations created by the erosive forces of water and wind over millions of years.

Zion Canyon Carmel Tunnel
The Zion-Mount Carmel Tunnel is a historic tunnel that provides access to the eastern section of Zion National Park. A long and impressive tunnel providing stunning views of Zion Canyon's landscapes along the drive.

Zion Canyon Checkerboard Mesa
Checkerboard Mesa is a unique rock formation located near the east entrance of Zion National Park. The mesa is named for its distinctive cross-hatched pattern that resembles a checkerboard.

Grand Canyon Lipan Point
Lipan Point is one of the lookouts on the South Rim of the Grand Canyon and offers the best views of the canyon's various strata and colorful rock formations. This is a great place to watch the light hit the canyon.