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One Day Ground Tour To Bryce Canyon And Zion National Park:  $145 per person Order here
   
Tour Bryce Canyon! Tour Zion National Park!
The only daily tours to Bryce and Zion! Air tours also available!
Spend a lot of time walking around the parks Lunch included under the Ponderosa Pines

Bryce Canyon tours visit not only Bryce, but also Zion National Park, Utah's most popular park.  You get to see two parks for the price of one!  The cost of the tour is $145 per person.  If you have 10 or more in your group please contact us at 1 800 724 7767, or (USA) 702 577 3244, or by mail, for a reduced rate.  There is currently a fuel surcharge in effect.

Unlike a would be competitor, we do not use vans with bench seats.  They are just too uncomfortable.

This tour can be ordered online
here.  If you need help, please call 1 800 724 7767, or (USA) 702 577 3244, or mail us. 

Our Bryce Canyon tour leaves Las Vegas at about 7.00 a.m. and returns in between 7.30 p.m. and 8.30 p.m.   We pick up from most major Las Vegas Strip hotels, and will take you on a day long trip to one of the most magical, mystical places on earth.  Leaving the Las Vegas Strip behind, we head north on Interstate 15, over the Arizona Strip - one of the most desolate areas in the United States - and through the Virgin River Gorge, into Utah.  You'll be in three states today, and we will stop frequently to allow you to take photographs, stretch your legs, and admire the scenery. 

The first major destination is Zion National Park.  Zion's is a story of rock and water, with plenty of both to be seen.  The relatively soft Navajo Sandstone often sits on top of a layer of impregnable Kayenta Shale, and the interaction of this rock with the water has created shapes and patterns that are a joy to see.  Amongst the stops is the Great Arch of Zion, a gigantic work in progress.  From the Arch we climb up a precipitous switchback road, and through a magnificent, mile long, tunnel that has been blasted into the Navajo Sandstone.  Emerging on the other side, you can see how massive sand dunes have been cemented into rock over the millennia.  Our Zion National Park photo album can be viewed here.

Leaving Zion by the east entrance, we travel up one of the most beautiful roads in the country, Utah Highway 89, through verdant, lush countryside, alongside rivers and streams, before climbing up to the Paunsagunt Plateau, home to Bryce Canyon.  Bryce is simply unbelievable, and the hoodoos will wow you.  People tell us they have had a spiritual experience when they gaze out over the hoodoos for the first time.  You will wonder not only how the hoodoos got there, but also what carved them into those mythical shapes, and created the rich palette of colors.

We generally drop off guests at Sunrise Point, for the easy stroll along the rim to Sunset Point.  Take your time, check out the sights and shoot a bunch of pictures.  After the walk you can enjoy a sack lunch under the towering Ponderosa Pine trees.  This is included in the price.  If you do not want to do the walk you can stay with our guide who will drive you to the next viewpoint.

There are two other main areas we will visit at Bryce, both of which are even more spectacular than what you've seen already.  These are the aptly named Inspiration Point and Bryce Point.  Please be aware that Bryce is at a high elevation.  You may become breathless if you are not used to the altitude, and you shouldn't try and overdo it.  Our Bryce Canyon photo album can seen here.

Our route home is a little different as we drop south along Utah 89 for a short way, before heading west over a steep mountain pass, and past Cedar Breaks National Monument.  The scenery is spectacular all the way, with great views from time to time of the towering sandstone cliffs of Zion, off in the distance.  The road exits the canyon in the small southern Utah town of Cedar City.

Interstate 15 is a couple of miles away, and you'll stay on that all the way back to Vegas. 

This tour can be ordered online here.  For additional information, please contact us at 1 800 724 7767, or (USA) 435 658 2227, or by mail.

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Tour Details

Please see our tour calendar for tour dates.
Depending on the number of people the vehicle to be used will be either a mini bus, or a large van with high back reclining seats.  All vehicles are air conditioned.
At 246 miles (394 kilometres) from Las Vegas , Bryce Canyon is actually closer to Vegas than the Grand Canyon
We can pick up from most Las Vegas Strip hotels.  If you are staying anywhere else, please catch a taxi to a hotel to be arranged, and we will pay for your taxi fare, or give you $10, whichever is the lesser.  Please keep your receipt!
The cost of this tour is $145 per person.  Please contact us for a reduced rate if there are 10 or more people.
A sack lunch is included.
There is currently a fuel surcharge in effect.
We reserve the right to cancel or change this itinerary at any time in the event of inclement weather, hazardous road conditions or other dangers, or events beyond our control. 
Please order online here.

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