Explore the unique sandstone cliffs of Zion and the famous hoodoos of Bryce Canyon on these guided and self-driving tours. Options range from Las Vegas day trips to multi-day Southwest adventures and flexible GPS audio guides.
Free Cancellation Visit Zion and Bryce Canyon National Parks in a single day from Las Vegas, including free Madame Tussauds tickets.
A two-day guided journey from Las Vegas to Zion, Antelope Canyon, Horseshoe Bend, and the Grand Canyon.
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Free Cancellation Explore the distinct landscapes of Bryce Canyon and Zion National Parks on a guided day trip from Las Vegas.
Free Cancellation Explore the hoodoos of Bryce Canyon and the massive cliffs of Zion on a guided day trip from Las Vegas.
Free Cancellation Experience the red rocks of Zion and the hoodoos of Bryce Canyon with this flexible, self-guided audio driving tour.
Free Cancellation Explore two iconic national parks at your own pace with an offline audio guide that triggers stories via GPS.
Free Cancellation Skip the driving and travel directly from Las Vegas to the red rocks of Bryce Canyon and Zion National Park.
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Read what travelers share about their experience visiting Zion — from practical tips to personal highlights.
Visiting Zion and Bryce Canyon offers a striking contrast of landscapes, from towering sandstone cliffs to intricate, brightly colored rock spires. Most tours depart from Las Vegas and range from fast-paced, single-day sightseeing trips to immersive multi-day Southwest adventures.
Look up in awe at Zion's sheer canyon walls. You'll drive through scenic mountain passes and spot landmarks like Checkerboard Mesa.
Explore the famous natural amphitheaters of Bryce Canyon, packed with thousands of unique red, orange, and white rock spires.
Many multi-day tours bundle Zion and Bryce with other iconic Southwest destinations like the Grand Canyon, Antelope Canyon, and Monument Valley.
If you're driving yourself, self-guided audio apps trigger stories and directions automatically based on your location, even working offline.
Skip the exhausting desert driving. Guided tours provide air-conditioned minivans or luxury SUVs with professional drivers.
Planning a trip to Zion and Bryce Canyon requires a bit of preparation, especially regarding park fees, tour pacing, and seasonal weather changes.
You can choose from full-day express trips from Las Vegas, 2-to-3-day immersive tours with camping or lodging, or self-guided audio apps if you have your own rental car. Shuttle transfers are also available if you just need a ride between Vegas and the parks.
Most guided tours include standard entrance fees. However, non-U.S. residents must pay an additional $100 per person fee upon arrival at the parks. Legal U.S. residents must bring a government ID to waive this surcharge.
Single-day tours from Las Vegas involve a lot of driving (around 13-14 hours total) and typically allow about 2 hours of exploration at each park. If you want to do major hikes like The Narrows, you will need a multi-day tour or a self-driven trip.
Space on tour vans is limited. Most day tours restrict guests to one backpack-sized bag per person. Extra luggage may incur a $10 fee or be entirely prohibited, so plan to store large bags at your Vegas hotel.
If you are traveling independently and want to hike past Scout Lookout on Angels Landing, you must win a permit through the National Park Service lottery. Guided day tours do not include time or permits for this hike.
Most 1-day guided tours and audio apps offer a full refund if canceled 24 hours in advance. Multi-day tours with lodging or camping require much more notice, typically 6 to 14 days, to get a full refund.
Desert temperatures fluctuate wildly. Dress in layers, wear sturdy walking shoes, and bring sun protection. Summer temperatures in Zion frequently exceed 100°F, while Bryce Canyon sits at a higher elevation and can be quite chilly.
| Full-Day Guided Tour | Multi-Day Southwest Tour | Self-Guided Audio Tour | One-Way Transfer Shuttle | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Duration | 13-14 hours | 2-3 days | Flexible | Flexible |
| Best for | Travelers short on time wanting to see both parks from Vegas | Immersive explorers wanting to see Grand Canyon, Antelope Canyon & Zion | Independent road-trippers with rental cars | Travelers needing transport to the parks without a guided experience |
| Includes | Hotel pickup, transport, guide, water, boxed lunch | Transport, guide, lodging/camping, select meals, park fees | Offline GPS app, location-based audio stories, suggested itineraries | Shared air-conditioned transfer from Vegas to the parks |
| Price from | $184 | $400 | $11 | $25 |
Zion National Park is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, year-round. However, facility hours change based on the season.
The free Zion Canyon Shuttle operates from March through November, running every 5 to 15 minutes. During this season, personal vehicles are not allowed on the scenic drive.
Zion is located in southwestern Utah, making it highly accessible from several major hubs.
Spring and Fall: The absolute best months to visit are October and November. The autumn colors are vibrant, the temperatures are mild, and the heavy summer crowds begin to thin out.
Summer (June - September): June is the driest month, making it the safest time to hike deep slot canyons like The Narrows. However, July through September brings extreme heat (over 100°F) and dangerous monsoon thunderstorms that cause sudden flash floods.
Winter: While beautifully dusted with snow, winter brings freezing temperatures and ice, making trails like Angels Landing incredibly treacherous.
Zion National Park is highly accommodating for visitors with mobility needs.
Parking: The Zion Canyon Visitor Center has over 350 free parking spaces, but they usually fill up by 8:00 am during peak season. Overflow parking is available in the town of Springdale for $15 to $25 per day, where you can catch the free town shuttle to the park entrance.
Water and Food: The desert is extremely dry. Water refill stations are located at the visitor centers, campgrounds, Zion Lodge, and select shuttle stops. You should carry at least one gallon of water per person per day.
To protect the park's fragile ecosystem of over 8,000 years of human history, strict rules are enforced:
Most guided tours include the standard entrance fees. However, non-U.S. residents aged 16 and older must pay an additional $100 per person fee upon arrival. U.S. residents must bring a government ID to waive this charge.
On a typical 13 to 14-hour day tour from Las Vegas, you can expect to spend about 2 hours exploring Zion and another 2 hours at Bryce Canyon. The rest of the time is spent traveling through the scenic Southwest landscape.
No. Day tours from Las Vegas do not provide enough time for these strenuous, multi-hour hikes. Furthermore, Angels Landing requires an advance lottery permit, and The Narrows requires specialized water gear.
After purchasing, you download an app (like GuideAlong or Action Tour Guide) to your smartphone. The app uses your phone's GPS to automatically play stories, history, and directions as you drive or ride the park shuttle, even without cell service.
It depends on the tour. Full-day guided tours often include bottled water and a boxed lunch (with sandwich options). Multi-day tours frequently include breakfast and lunch, but you will usually need to purchase your own dinners.
Dress in layers. Bryce Canyon is at a higher elevation and can be chilly, while Zion's desert floor can exceed 100°F in the summer. Wear sturdy, comfortable walking shoes and bring plenty of sun protection.
Luggage space is very limited. Most day tours restrict guests to one small bag or backpack. If you bring larger luggage, you may be charged an extra $10 fee, or you may be denied boarding.
For most 1-day guided tours and audio apps, you can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. Multi-day tours involving camping or hotels usually require 6 to 14 days' notice for a refund.
While Zion National Park has accessible shuttles and paved trails like the Pa'rus Trail, the tour vehicles themselves vary. You should contact the tour operator directly to ensure their vans or mini-coaches can accommodate your specific mobility device.
Only if you book a multi-day tour. Single-day tours from Las Vegas typically only have time to visit Zion and Bryce Canyon. To add the Grand Canyon, Antelope Canyon, or Monument Valley, you'll need to book a 2- or 3-day itinerary.
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This day trip from Las Vegas takes you to two of Utah’s most famous landscapes. You will start at Zion National Park to see the massive sandstone cliffs and the unique patterns of Checkerboard Mesa while traveling through the scenic mountain pass. The journey continues to Bryce Canyon National Park, where you can walk along the rim of the natural amphitheater or hike down among the red rock hoodoos. All bookings made from May 13 include admission to Madame Tussauds in Las Vegas at no extra cost. These tickets are flexible and can be redeemed one day before your tour or up to three days afterward. This trip offers a direct way to see the highlights of the Southwest's high desert and enjoy a classic Vegas attraction in one package.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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This two-day small-group tour departs from Las Vegas to visit five major landmarks across the American Southwest. The first day includes a stop at Zion National Park to see its sandstone cliffs, followed by visits to the winding Colorado River at Horseshoe Bend and the narrow passages of Lower Antelope Canyon. You will spend the night in Arizona before heading to the Grand Canyon the next morning. On the second day, you will explore the South Rim of the Grand Canyon before beginning the drive back to Las Vegas. The return trip follows a historic stretch of Route 66, with scheduled stops for local dining and photos at roadside landmarks. A professional guide manages all transportation and logistics, making it possible to visit these geographically distant sites in a single weekend.
If you cancel at least 6 full day(s) before the scheduled departure time, you will receive a full refund.<br>If you cancel between 2 and 6 day(s) before the scheduled departure time, you will receive a 50% refund.<br>If you cancel within 2 day(s) of the scheduled departure, you will receive a 0% refund.
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Experience the ultimate 3-day Southwest adventure from Las Vegas, covering more top destinations than any other tour of its kind. Explore iconic national parks and landmarks, including Zion, Bryce Canyon, Lower Antelope Canyon, Monument Valley, Horseshoe Bend, and the Grand Canyon—all in one efficient, expertly guided itinerary. With most meals included, you’ll spend less time planning and more time immersed in the stunning natural beauty of the American Southwest. Ideal for travelers looking to see it all in just three days, this small-group tour offers maximum sightseeing with minimal hassle.
If you cancel at least 6 full day(s) before the scheduled departure time, you will receive a full refund.<br>If you cancel between 2 and 6 day(s) before the scheduled departure time, you will receive a 50% refund.<br>If you cancel within 2 day(s) of the scheduled departure, you will receive a 0% refund.
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This three-day trip departs Las Vegas to explore the distinct landscapes of Zion, Bryce Canyon, and the Grand Canyon. Traveling in a small group limited to 13 people, you will visit the South Rim of the Grand Canyon and take a Jeep tour through Monument Valley led by a Navajo guide. The itinerary balances time at famous overlooks with opportunities to hike and explore the red rock formations of the Southwest. You can choose to spend your nights camping under the stars with all gear and campfires provided, or upgrade to hotel lodging. Transport is provided in an air-conditioned minibus, and a local guide manages the logistics and park entrance fees throughout the journey. For those interested, an optional helicopter flight over the Grand Canyon is also available. By keeping the group size small, the tour offers a more flexible and personal way to see these landmarks. Whether you are sitting by the fire at night or hiking through the hoodoos of Bryce Canyon, the focus remains on the natural environment and the history of the parks.
If you cancel at least 14 full day(s) before the scheduled departure time, you will receive a full refund.<br>If you cancel within 14 day(s) of the scheduled departure, you will receive a 0% refund.
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This full-day tour departs from Las Vegas to visit two of Utah's most famous national parks. The trip begins with a complimentary hotel pickup before traveling in a luxury SUV or mini-coach. The itinerary focuses on the unique geological features of the region, including the red rock spires of Bryce Canyon and the sheer sandstone cliffs of Zion. A boxed lunch is provided to maximize your time at the parks. During the drive, you can observe the changing scenery of the Southwest as you transition from the Nevada desert to the high-altitude forests and canyons of Utah. This tour offers a comprehensive look at the area's natural landmarks without the stress of driving yourself.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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This full-day tour departs from Las Vegas, traveling through the Southwest landscape in a 15-passenger van or a 7-passenger minivan. The itinerary focuses on two distinct national parks, beginning with Bryce Canyon. You will have two hours to explore the park's famous hoodoos and natural rock amphitheaters. After Bryce, the tour heads to Zion National Park for another two hours of sightseeing. This portion of the trip focuses on the park's most famous viewpoints, providing time for photography and views of the canyon walls. A guide handles all the driving and logistics, allowing you to see both parks in a single day trip.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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This self-guided audio tour covers both Zion and Bryce Canyon National Parks. You will see landmarks like the Temple of Sinawava in Zion and the unique rock formations, known as hoodoos, in Bryce. The tour provides historical context for both locations and identifies the best overlooks and hiking trails along the route. One purchase covers everyone in your vehicle. After booking, download the Audio Tour Guide App by Action using a data connection, then enter your password to access the content offline. You can start the tour at the designated point and follow the audio directions at your own pace. Your access never expires, allowing you to use the tour on future trips. Please note that from March through late November, private vehicles are prohibited on Zion’s Scenic Drive. During these months, you can listen to the audio stories while riding the park’s shuttle bus. Driving is permitted on this route only when the shuttle service is not operating.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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This self-guided audio tour leads you through two of America’s most famous national parks, using GPS to play stories and directions automatically as you drive. It covers major landmarks like the Bryce Amphitheater lookouts as well as quieter spots, including a historic ghost town and various trailheads. Because the audio triggers based on your location, you can focus on the scenery while learning about the local history and geology. The app works entirely offline, so you do not need a cell signal or WiFi while on the road. You can follow suggested itineraries for a half-day or multi-day visit, or simply explore at your own speed, stopping for hikes or photos whenever you choose. Your purchase includes lifetime access with no expiration date and free updates for future trips.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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Secure your transportation between Las Vegas and Bryce Canyon National Park ahead of time to ensure a smooth trip. After spending time in the city, you can trade the neon lights for a quiet shuttle ride through the desert, arriving refreshed and ready to explore the park’s unique hoodoos and trails. For those looking to see more of the region, we also offer guided bus tours to Zion National Park. These trips handle all the logistics, allowing you to focus on the massive sandstone cliffs and narrow canyons. With several departure options available, you can easily fit a visit to Utah’s most famous parks into your Las Vegas itinerary without the stress of navigating or parking.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
This self-guided audio tour covers both Zion and Bryce Canyon, using your phone's GPS to play commentary automatically as you reach specific points of interest. It works whether you are driving your own vehicle or riding the park shuttles. Because the audio triggers based on your location, you can keep your eyes on the scenery while learning about the geology, history, and local wildlife of the parks. The guide points out essential stops like The Narrows and Angels Landing in Zion, as well as Sunrise Point in Bryce Canyon. Along with historical context, you'll get practical tips for hiking trails and the best spots for photography. There is no expiration date on the tour, so you can start whenever you like and move at your own speed without following a set schedule.
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