Utah Bryce Canyon & Zion National Parks Hiking Tour
The Best of Canyon Country from Hoodoos to the Virgin Narrows
- Available: March, April, May, June, July, August, September, October
- Activity: Level 2
- Accommodations: Comfortable Hotels
Highlights
- Wade through a scenic slot canyon riverbed on the Virgin River Narrows and climb to Scout Lookout in Zion National Park
- Hike beneath stunning hoodoos in Bryce Canyon National Park
- Explore the visually stunning Snow Canyon and Kodachrome Basin State Parks
Itinerary
Hike Snow Canyon & Enjoy the Drive to Bryce Canyon
Day 1
Welcome to Utah! Your guides will pick you and your fellow adventurers up this morning from your pre-trip hotel in Las Vegas to begin the scenic drive to Bryce Canyon National Park. After about an hour on the road, lace up your hiking boots and hit the trails of Snow Canyon State Park, where you'll discover a world of natural wonder waiting to be explored. A place of breathtaking beauty, where the sandstone cliffs, red rock formations, and lava fields create a stunning natural landscape for hiking enthusiasts to explore. Marvel at the diverse wildlife, from desert tortoises to Gila monsters, and take in the vibrant colors of the park's plant life. The park's unique geological features make it a must-visit destination for any nature lover. After traversing Red Canyon, arrive at Bryce Canyon National Park in the late afternoon. Enjoy a welcome dinner followed by an optional scenic sunset walk.
Accommodation: Bryce Canyon Lodge-Bryce, Utah
Activity: 2-4 hours/2.5-3 miles hiking with 500' elevation gain
Transportation: 3- to 3.5-hour private van transfer
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Follow Trails in Kodachrome Basin State Park
Day 2
Spend a full day exploring the wondrous landscapes of Kodachrome Basin State Park, home to over 70 monolithic stone spires that rise from the earth in a sight to behold. Set out the Panorama Loop, a gently rolling four-mile trail that winds past sand pipes, hidden ravines, and sweeping viewpoints over the basin's red-and-white sandstone formations, stopping along the way for lunch on the trail. In the afternoon, see more of this incredible park on a second hike. Angel's Palace Loop winds atop a sandstone bench, offering 360-degree views of the basin, and Grand Parade Trail, which loops along some of the park's most photogenic spires. Your guide will choose the trail based on conditions and group interest.
Accommodation: Bryce Canyon Lodge-Bryce, Utah
Activity: 5-7 hours/5.2-7.2 miles hiking with up to 300' elevation gain on multiple trails
Transportation: 1-1.5 hour private van transfer
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Hike a Loop in Bryce Canyon National Park
Day 3
Drop below the rim on an unforgettable hiking adventure in Bryce Canyon, heading out directly from your hotel. Your guide will choose the right route for the day. The Figure-8 combines three amphitheater hikes: Queen’s Garden, Peekaboo Loop, and Navajo Loop. Starting at Sunrise Point, you’ll wind through some of Bryce Canyon’s iconic hoodoos and stunning natural landscapes, including Wall Street. The other option is the lesser-known, quieter Fairyland Loop, which passes through lush forest, some of the park’s most dramatic hoodoos, and Tower Bridge arch. Either route offers encounters with unique geological features, diverse wildlife, and colorful flora, making for an exhilarating day in the park.
Accommodation: Bryce Canyon Lodge-Bryce, Utah
Activity: 6-8 hours/just under 8 miles hiking with up to 1,600' elevation gain (options available)
Transportation: 1-1.5 hour private van transfer
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Travel to Zion National Park & Hike a Classic Trail
Day 4
After breakfast, journey from Bryce Canyon to Zion National Park through the iconic Zion tunnel, arriving in time for lunch in Springdale, just outside the park. Afterwards, your guides will lead you on one of two rewarding hikes. Climb the West Rim Trail's dramatic switchbacks to Scout Lookout, passing through the cool, tree-lined Refrigerator Canyon and the famed "Walter's Wiggles" en route to sweeping views of Zion Canyon, keeping an eye out for the endangered California Condor soaring overhead. Or, hike to the Emerald Pools via the Kayenta and Weeping Rock trails, discovering cascading waterfalls and a lush oasis of hanging gardens tucked beneath towering sandstone cliffs. Enjoy dinner tonight at the Lodge.
Accommodation: Zion Lodge
Activity: 2-3 hours/2.5-4 miles hiking with up to 1,100' elevation gain (options available)
Transportation: 2-hour private van transfer including the Zion Tunnel
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Hike Zion's Virgin River Narrows
Day 5
Today’s adventure takes you into the Virgin River Narrows, one of the most distinctive hikes in the National Park System. Wade upstream through the Virgin River as it winds between Zion Canyon’s soaring sandstone walls, which rise up to 1,000 feet overhead. Water levels vary from ankle- to waist-deep, adding excitement and challenge to this remarkable route. As you move deeper into the canyon, discover sculpted rock passages, hanging gardens, sandy beaches, and towering cliffs illuminated by shifting light. The river’s uneven footing and current require stamina, balance, and a spirit of adventure, but the dramatic scenery makes every step worthwhile. Celebrate your journey with a farewell dinner in Springdale.
Accommodation: Zion Lodge
Activity: 5-7 hours/5-6 miles hiking - in/out of water all day
Transportation: 10 to 15-minute Zion Shuttle Bus
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Hike Watchman Trail & Depart to Las Vegas
Day 6
Rise and shine for a perfect farewell to Canyon Country. Starting the ascent of the Watchman Trail near sunrise is a perfect way to avoid the crowds and enjoy the serene beauty of the park in the early morning light. As you hike up the trail, you'll encounter a variety of natural features, including beehive formations, lush vegetation, and views straight up the main fork of Zion Canyon. The trail is relatively moderate in difficulty, making it a perfect way to greet the day. The trail culminates at the Watchman Overlook, which offers panoramic views of the canyon and the Virgin River. The viewpoint is especially stunning, as the first light of day illuminates the canyon walls and casts a warm glow over the landscape. Return to the hotel to pack and enjoy a hot breakfast before departing for Las Vegas, arriving at noon to catch homebound flights.
Activity: 2-3 hours/3-4 miles hiking with up to 375' elevation gain (optional)
Transportation: 3-hour private van transfer
Meals: Breakfast
Why Travel With Us?
MT Sobek has been exploring US National Parks for more than 50 years, placing a strong emphasis on responsible travel practices that support local communities and protect the natural environment.
On this captivating six-day journey, you'll explore the enchanting landscapes of Bryce Canyon and Zion National Parks while gaining insights into their natural, geologic, and human histories.
Accompanied by our expert local guides, experience the magic of Utah's breathtaking national parks on invigorating hikes, then unwind in comfortable lodge accommodations and enjoy a restful night's stay.
Dates & Prices
Price is per person, double occupancy in USD.
The earlier you book, the more choice of available dates you’ll have and once you book, your price is guaranteed.
2027
- Jun 06 - 11, 2027$3,995 price per person dbl occ
Optional:+$1,080 Single OccupancyAvailable - Jun 13 - 18, 2027$3,995 price per person dbl occ
Optional:+$1,080 Single OccupancyAvailable - Jun 20 - 25, 2027$3,995 price per person dbl occ
Optional:+$1,080 Single OccupancyAvailable - Sep 12 - 17, 2027$3,995 price per person dbl occ
Optional:+$1,080 Single OccupancyAvailable - Sep 19 - 24, 2027$3,995 price per person dbl occ
Optional:+$1,080 Single OccupancyAvailable - Sep 26 - Oct 01, 2027$3,995 price per person dbl occ
Optional:+$1,080 Single OccupancyAvailable - Oct 03 - 08, 2027$3,995 price per person dbl occ
Optional:+$1,080 Single OccupancyAvailable
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Minimum age for guests on this trip is 16 years old.
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Price Includes
- Expertise and services of our experienced adventure guides
- All accommodations as noted in the itinerary
- All breakfasts, almost all lunches and dinners as noted in the itinerary
- Snacks and water between meals
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- Special events and other select attractions as mentioned in the itinerary
- All gratuities at hotels and restaurants
- Equipment and experienced guides for activities as described in the itinerary
- Park and other entry fees (unless otherwise noted)
- Fares for trains, ferries and other modes of travel as listed in the itinerary
- Select transfers as mentioned in the itinerary
- Baggage transfers and porterage
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- International airfare, airport taxes, and excess baggage fees
- Alcoholic beverages (MT Sobek provides wine at select events)
- Gratuities for MT Sobek guides and guide-drivers
- Travel Protection Program
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Your Guides
The best people to immerse you in a destination are the ones who live there, which is why we feature local Adventure Guides on our trips. Here are a few that you might meet on this adventure.

Alisa L.
Growing up in Montana and New Mexico instilled an early love of the outdoors in Alisa. Following her childhood dreams, she spent nine adventurous summers working in and exploring magnificent Glacier National Park. While rafting the Grand Canyon in 2016, she realized she wanted to become a guide and has since led river and hiking trips in 14 national parks. She lives the life she loves and loves the life she lives, as the saying goes!

Shawn R.
A southern California native, Shawn grew up with the forest at his back door. After some outdoor exploration around the country, he found his home in northern Idaho, where he could hike, bike, and raft to his heart's content. Since 2021 he has been guiding hiking trips in the national parks of the Southwest and canoe trips on the Upper Missouri River in Montana. He feels lucky to share his favorite places and discover new ones together with you.

Jerry W.
Jerry started guiding in 2007 after moving to Colorado where he discovered mountain biking in the fresh alpine air. After years of guiding multi-day hiking and cycling trips, he has built up a depth of hands-on experience and wilderness wisdom that he brings to each adventure. He was raised in Florida, followed by four years in the military, then moving to Colorado, where the magnificent wilderness inspired him to guide.
Activity Level
This trip is rated activity level 2. Two or three sentences describing the activities, terrain, altitude and/or camping of the trip. This should prepare guests for what to expect physically.
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Activity Snapshot
Day 1
2-4 hours/2.5-3 miles hiking with 500' elevation gain
Day 2
5-7 hours/5.2-7.2 miles hiking with up to 300' elevation gain on multiple trails
Day 3
6-8 hours/just under 8 miles hiking with up to 1,600' elevation gain (options available)
Day 4
2-3 hours/2.5-4 miles hiking with up to 1,100' elevation gain (options available)
Day 5
5-7 hours/5-6 miles hiking - in/out of water all day
Day 6
2-3 hours/3-4 miles hiking with up to 375' elevation gain (optional)
*Mileage and elevation change information is approximate and may vary slightly depending on trail conditions, weather, and route adjustments, and the guide’s discretion.
Accommodations
Modern and relaxed three-star properties in five-star settings.
Weather
At nearly 8,000 feet, Bryce Canyon is cooler than Zion with variable weather. Expect warm, sunny days (64-85°F) and cool evenings (40-55°F), but be prepared for a range of conditions.
FAQs
Trip Overview
This journey brings together two of the American Southwest's most iconic national parks in one thoughtfully paced adventure. This tour combines classic hikes—like hiking among Bryce Canyon's towering hoodoos and wading through Zion's famed Virgin River Narrows —with active exploration of nearby hidden wonders too often mistakenly overlooked by other visitors to Southern Utah, like Snow Canyon and Kodachrome Basin.
National Parks Legacy: With decades of experience as National Park Service authorized guides, MT Sobek has the access and expertise to lead you into the heart of Zion and Bryce Canyon.
Prime Access: Stay in hand-selected locations inside the national parks, like the Zion National Park Lodge in the picturesque heart of Zion's Main Canyon, and Bryce Canyon Lodge, perched right on the canyon rim. These very special stays allow you the best opportunity to soak in spectacular views while minimizing time spent at crowded park entry points and maximizing your time on the trail and in the parks.
Hidden Gems: Beyond the famed trails and views of Zion and Bryce Canyon, we explore the unique lava flows and red rock spires of Snow Canyon and Kodachrome Basin, providing a deeper look at Utah's extraordinary and beautiful geological diversity on paths less traveled, with the insider help of expert local guides.
May, June, September, and October are the months when temperatures are generally best for hiking. MT Sobek times this itinerary for these shoulder-season windows to balance long daylight hours in the spring and early summer with the cooler mornings of fall, avoiding peak summer heat.
Spring & Early Summer (May-June): Enjoy mild conditions and longer daylight. This is the peak season for desert wildflowers in Zion, with average highs typically ranging from 75° to 85°F, while Bryce Canyon remains cooler, typically ranging from 65° to 75°F.
Fall (September-October): Experience crisp air and vibrant fall colors peak in late September at Bryce’s higher elevations, while temperatures in Zion Canyon by late October typically settle comfortably in the 70s °F.
Elevation & Temperature: Bryce Canyon sits at 8,000 to 9,000 feet—significantly higher than Zion. Expect Bryce to be consistently 10° to15°F cooler, with broad changes in temperature between locations and throughout each day.
The standard minimum age for this trip is 18. This itinerary is designed with adult travelers in mind, based on daily activity levels, accommodations, and overall group experience. Families or groups with children as young as 12 please check out our private departures .
This is a Level 2 trip due to the combination of consecutive hiking days, moderate mileage, and varied desert terrain. Most days involve 2 to 5 hours of hiking—typically between 2 to 7 miles—with frequent breaks and a focus on steady, manageable pacing rather than high-intensity hiking.
Moderate Physical Demand: While you will be active for multiple days, the elevation gains are typically gentle to moderate, making this itinerary accessible for most reasonably fit travelers seeking active exploration on the more relaxed side.
Varied Terrain Adaptation: You will navigate a range of surfaces—from paved park paths and sandy trails to the rocky riverbed of the Zion Narrows—with expert guides providing the guidance and support needed for each environment.
Altitude Considerations: The itinerary includes time in Bryce Canyon at elevations up to 9,000 feet. Our Level 2 pacing allows for proper acclimatization, so you can enjoy the meandering trails and panoramic views at Bryce Canyon comfortably.
Arriving and Departing
Once your reservation with MT Sobek is finalized, we will notify you of your trip's status. After your departure is confirmed to operate, flights and travel arrangements may be purchased. While we can often confirm departures in advance, some decisions may be finalized closer to final payment. We strongly advise checking directly with your Adventure Coordinator before purchasing any non-refundable air arrangements. For expert assistance with your flight plans, we recommend reaching out to Exito Travel at 800-655-4053 or via email at [email protected] .
Once your booking is finalized with MT Sobek and your trip has been confirmed to operate, flights may be purchased. If you are unsure of the status of your trip, be sure to check with your Adventure Coordinator prior to booking non-refundable flights.
Arrival: Plan to arrive in Las Vegas the day prior to Day 1 of the itinerary. Arriving a day early allows time to settle in, recover from travel, and be ready for the early morning pick-up and first hike.
Departure: Flights from Las Vegas Harry Reid International Airport (LAS) can be scheduled to depart any time after 2:00 pm on the final day.
Your guides will meet you on the morning of Day 1 at any of the designated group hotels in Las Vegas. We will pick-up the morning of Day 1 at these hotels and times:
8:00am at Tru by Hilton Las Vegas Airport
8:10am at Homewood Suites by Hilton Las Vegas Airport
8:30am at DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Las Vegas Airport
If you arrive early or stay late in Las Vegas, we recommend the group hotels where we will pick-up on Day 1, either the Tru by Hilton Las Vegas Airport, Homewood Suites by Hilton or DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel listed above.
Transportation and Transfers
Private transfers are not arranged by MT Sobek for this trip. If you are arriving or departing outside the group transfer windows, you should plan your own transportation.
Fitness, Terrain and Trail Expectations
This is a Level 2 tour involving consecutive days of hiking for 3 to 5 hours per day. The itinerary features a mix of maintained park paths, steady switchbacks, and uneven desert terrain. While most daily elevation gains are moderate—ranging from 375 to 1,100 feet—the high-altitude setting of Bryce Canyon and the unique demands of river hiking in Zion’s Narrows require a reasonable base level of fitness.
Varied Desert Terrain: Experience a diverse range of trail surfaces, including well-maintained national park trails, sandstone slickrock, and the rocky, submerged riverbed of the Zion Narrows.
The Narrows Challenge: Wading through the Virgin River involves walking in moving water over uneven polished river rocks, requiring good balance and the use of trekking poles for balance.
High-Altitude Hiking: In Bryce Canyon, you will be active at elevations between 7,000 and 9,000 feet, where the thinner air can make moderate climbs feel more strenuous.
Flexible Daily Mileage: Most days consist of multiple hikes totaling up to 8 miles, with breaks between the hikes.
If possible, practice hiking on hills and uneven terrain, and include both uphill and downhill training, as descents can be just as demanding on the legs. Train with the daypack that you'll carry on the tour and be sure it has a hip belt and sternum strap. Start with your typical trail gear and gradually work up to carrying about 10 pounds. Try to maintain a pace of around two miles per hour, which is typical of the group's pace on the trip, depending on the terrain. This helps build strength and simulates real trail conditions. Consistency, gradual progression, and comfort moving for several hours at a time will set you up for the most enjoyable experience.
Accommodations and Meals
Breakfast is usually at the hotel or at a nearby restaurant. There may be the option to order off the menu or sometimes it is buffet style and will include several hot options, cereal, fruit, pastries, yogurt, juices, coffee, and tea.
Lunches will be eaten at a good spot on the trail or at a local restaurant. Bagged lunches can include items such as sandwiches, fruit, cookies, chips, veggies, nuts, and granola bars, or you may be treated to a food themed lunch, like Mediterranean Day or Southwestern Day, prepared by your guides, picnic style. 
Dinners are served at the hotel or at a nearby restaurant. Options include beef, chicken, pork, fish, and vegetarian dishes with a variety of sides. One evening is free to explore the local options.
Soft drinks, water, coffee, and tea are included at group meals. Alcohol is available for purchase.
Yes, we can accommodate many common dietary restrictions, like vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free, on this trip with advance notice.Let us know about your dietary restrictions and food allergies as soon as possible, so we can coordinate with guides, hotels, and restaurants. Please also list these on your Participant Information Form.
Yes, a limited number of single rooms are available on this trip. About a third of our travelers go solo, and single room inventory often books up quickly! You can find more information on solo traveler options here .
Triple rooms may be possible at some properties, but availability depends on hotel layouts, typically 2 beds per room, and cannot be guaranteed.
Packing and Gear
Dressing in layers is essential. Your inner layers should be breathable and moisture-wicking, while your outer layer should be waterproof and wind-resistant to protect against sudden rain showers and changing conditions. While snow is not common, it is possible at higher elevations later in the season, so full rain protection and warm layers are important on every departure.
A detailed packing list will be provided.
When hiking the Zion Narrows, our route focuses on the lower section of the canyon, where you’ll hike along the riverbanks, periodically crossing the Virgin River, with water levels typically only reaching between the knee and thigh. Hiking in shorts and comfortable water shoes or water sport sandals with a heel strap, and using trekking poles for balance, is the best way to experience the Zion Narrows hike.
While dry suits are more commonly used when hiking in the deep upper reaches of the canyon where swimming is required, a full neck-to-ankle suit tends to be uncomfortable and is unnecessary on your MT Sobek tour.
On this itinerary, luggage transfer is included, meaning your bags are moved from hotel to hotel while you hike—so you can focus on the trail, not your gear.
Some hikers are comfortable using low-ankle trail shoes in certain conditions, but you should also bring high-ankle hiking boots in case trail conditions or weather require extra stability.
Whatever footwear you choose, it is critical that it fits well and is fully broken in before the trip. Hiking in unfamiliar terrain for multiple days in a row puts added stress on feet and ankles, and reliable, well-tested footwear makes a meaningful difference in comfort and safety.
On-the-Ground Travel Tips
Weather on this tour varies significantly by park and elevation. Bryce Canyon sits near 8,000 feet and remains 10° to 20°F cooler than Zion throughout the season. Because there is often a 30-degree swing between morning and afternoon temperatures, MT Sobek departures are timed for the shoulder months to ensure the most comfortable hiking conditions.
May & June (Spring/Early Summer): Zion’s daytime highs typically average from 80° to 95°F while Bryce remains a comfortable 60° to 75°F. Early starts are utilized in June to enjoy the desert before the afternoon heat peaks in the lower canyons.
September & October (Fall): These months offer generally cooler conditions. Daytime highs in Zion typically average from 75° to 90°F, while Bryce Canyon (55° to 75°F) may see frost or even the slight possibility of light snow at higher elevations late in the season.
The Elevation Factor: Temperatures drop significantly as you access high elevation at Bryce Canyon (7,000-9,000') as compared with lower altitude desert weather typical of Zion (4,300-5,400').
Dynamic Desert Weather: Conditions can change quickly from sun to wind or rain and from morning to midday and into the evening. Carrying a waterproof outer shell and warm insulating layers is essential for adapting to the rapid shifts common in the high desert.
For international guests, US electricity operates at 120 volts and has Type A two-pin or Type B three-prong outlets. Check to see if your electronics are dual voltage, or if you need a converter.
Gratuities can be given in cash or through payment apps such as Venmo, Zelle, or PayPal. To ensure tips are distributed fairly across the entire guide team, we ask that all gratuities be given to the trip leader. Tips for included meals, hotel staff, and activity providers are already covered in your tour price.
Health and Safety
Yes, we strongly recommend purchasing travel insurance for all trips. Travel insurance can help cover trip cancellations or interruptions, medical expenses, emergency evacuation, travel delays, and other unexpected situations.
We offer travel insurance with Arch RoamRight and will be happy to provide you with a quote. Please see our Travel Resources page for more information.
There is no standard required clearance from a doctor to participate in this trip. You will have an opportunity to discuss your fitness and preparedness for the trip with MT Sobek. If you have medical concerns or questions about fitness, consult your healthcare provider before traveling.
Foot care is especially important on a multi-day hiking tour. Hot spots and blisters are common if not addressed early, so check your feet daily and treat any irritation right away using blister care or bandages. Wearing well-broken-in footwear and keeping your feet clean and dry whenever possible also makes a big difference.
Good hygiene, including regular hand washing or using hand sanitizer, helps prevent illness, and simple habits like trimming toenails before the trip can improve comfort on the trail. Your guides are always available to help with pacing, layering, hydration reminders, and small adjustments that can go a long way toward keeping you feeling strong and comfortable day to day.
Trail Support and Emergencies
If an emergency arises, your guide will assess the situation and take appropriate action based on location, conditions, and access. Evacuation options vary by day and park, and the National Park Service will determine what evacuation methods will be available based on the specific emergency and location within the parks. Helicopter evacuations are not always available, and guests should be prepared to hike out to the nearest evacuation point whenever possible, rather than expecting to rely on helicopter support unless it is necessary. Some areas are closer to roads and medical facilities, while others are more remote and may require a longer response.
Your guides are trained to manage emergencies and carry communication equipment, but it’s important to understand that medical care and evacuation can be time-consuming and, in some cases, expensive. For this reason, we strongly recommend purchasing travel protection to help cover unexpected medical or evacuation-related costs.
If you’re unable to complete a hike or activity, let your guide know as soon as possible. Safety is always the priority, and guides will work to support you while keeping the overall group experience running smoothly.
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Guest Reviews
I had a great comfort level when booking with MT Sobek, as their reputation preceded them. Wonderful guides with accommodations better than I expected. Also, it was very pleasant to have a smaller number of people on the trip.
Andrea E.
MT Sobek Guest
Unbelievable natural beauty in these Utah parks was more than complemented by the accommodations, the fascinating members of our group, and our ultra-competent guides.
Laura S.
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