7-Day USA Tour Packages
Think about standing at Monument Valley's sunrise or hiking through Zion's towering canyons. This week-long western adventure spans from the Grand Canyon's South Rim to Bryce Canyon's amphitheater, Arches' Delicate Arch to Las Vegas' glittering Strip. Try America's most famous national parks in seven amazing days. The Southwest wants you.
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7 Day Southwest USA Itinerary, incl. Zion and Grand Canyon
The Utah circuit showcases 9 destinations including Utah's Mighty 5 parks plus Monument Valley and Grand Canyon. Cover 1,600 miles in modern van, staying at scenic campsites. Activities balance hiking, cultural experiences, and optional adventures like canyoneering (approx. $120).

- Day 1
Zion National Park
Start your trip with an early morning drive from Las Vegas to Zion (about 2.5 hours). Get to the Narrows trail before 9 AM to avoid crowds and heat. One traveler shares: "Angel's Landing hike was worth getting up at 4:30 AM for – the views are incredible with hardly anyone else around." The afternoon is perfect for exploring the easier Emerald Pools trails.

- Day 2
Bryce Canyon National Park
Take the scenic drive to Bryce and begin at Sunset Point. The Queens Garden/Navajo Loop combination trail offers the best views of the unique hoodoo formations. Early morning or late afternoon light is best for photos. Wear shoes with good grip since trails can get slippery. The campground offers great amenities including hot showers and a hot tub for tired hikers.

- Days 3-4
Arches and Canyonlands National Parks
Make Moab your base for exploring these parks. Get to Delicate Arch early before the day heats up. Consider taking a sunset Hummer tour in Canyonlands. One traveler notes: "The Hummer tour was an unexpected blast. The guides took us to incredible viewpoints we never would have found ourselves." Remember to pack extra water since summer temperatures often go above 100°F.

- Day 5
Monument Valley
The drive from Moab takes about 2.5 hours through stunning desert landscapes. Take a Navajo-guided 4x4 tour for unique cultural insights. Stay overnight along the rim for incredible sunset and sunrise views. A visitor recalls: "Camping at Monument Valley was the highlight – watching the sun rise over those iconic buttes from your tent is an experience you'll never forget."

- Day 6
Antelope Canyon and Grand Canyon
Book a morning tour of Antelope Canyon well in advance. Drive 2 hours to reach the Grand Canyon South Rim. Watch the sunset from Hopi Point using the free shuttle. Many visitors recommend the helicopter tour. One traveler notes: "The perspective from above really shows the canyon's immense scale." South Kaibab Trail offers excellent views for hiking.

- Day 7
Route 66 and Return to Las Vegas
7 Day Southwest USA Itinerary, incl. Zion and Grand Canyon
The southwestern loop connects 8 major destinations, including Zion, Bryce, Arches, and Grand Canyon National Parks. Accommodation at 3-star properties like Zion Canyon Inn and Ruby's Inn, with included Navajo-guided Monument Valley tour.

- Day 1
Zion National Park
Leave Las Vegas early to avoid traffic and drive 2.5 hours to Zion. Plan to arrive by 9 AM when crowds are lighter. "The Emerald Pools trail offers a perfect introduction to Zion's dramatic landscape." You can either hike the famous Narrows (bring water shoes for the slippery river rocks) or take the more relaxed Riverside Walk. Spend the night at Zion Canyon Inn.

- Day 2
Bryce Canyon National Park
The 1.5-hour drive to Bryce takes you up to 8,000 feet elevation. Start your visit with the Rim Trail for impressive views before heading down into the amphitheater on the Navajo Loop Trail. "Hiking down into the hoodoos gives you an up-close experience with this fascinating landscape - but bring plenty of water, the elevation makes even easy hikes more challenging." Stay at Ruby's Inn right by the park entrance.

- Days 3-4
Arches and Canyonlands National Parks
Make Moab your home base for exploring these two parks. Get to Arches early to tackle the 3-mile round trip to Delicate Arch before it gets too hot. "Book the sunset Hummer tour in advance - it sells out quickly in peak season." Use your second day to explore Canyonlands' Island in the Sky district. You'll find several short walks leading to spectacular viewpoints. The Moab Valley Inn is a good place to stay.

- Day 5
Monument Valley
- Day 6
Antelope Canyon and Grand Canyon
Start your day at Antelope Canyon (the 10 AM tour has the best light) then visit Horseshoe Bend nearby. "Arrive at Horseshoe Bend before 9 AM to avoid intense midday heat and crowds." Continue to the Grand Canyon's South Rim. You can book a helicopter flight ($280-400) or walk part of the Bright Angel Trail. Stay at Red Feather Lodge.

- Day 7
Route 66 to Las Vegas
What people love about 7-day USA tours
- 7 Day Southwest National Parks Grand Canyon Camping Tour
Absolutely fantastic! A special thank to our guide, Aurora, who made this experience unforgettable
- 7 day Southwest National Parks Grand Canyon Tour
We had an amazing experience on this tour—it exceeded all our expectations. Although we anticipated it would be good, especially since a friend had previously recommended the same trip, it turned out to be even better than we imagined. We were very lucky to have Sam as our tour guide. He made everything run smoothly and ensured the entire experience was enjoyable, seamless, and truly memorable. We appreciated every moment from start to finish. The group was also fantastic—everyone was friendly and great company, which added even more to the experience. As camping lovers, we chose the camping option, and it was the right decision for us. Staying in such beautiful locations felt very special. Thank you for such a wonderful experience.
- Best of Utah & Arizona National Parks
The trip was wonderful because I enjoyed every day on this trip. The itinerary was well planned and the sights were stunning. Wish I could hike every day though. But because of the short time we had, there were a couple of driving days. Even with those days, it was still interesting either because we made interesting stops or things to do. Our guide Raene was a good leader who was caring, responsible as well as flexible. It was a great trip!





























