Canyonlands Tours & Trips

South Kaibab's panoramic descent leads to Bright Angel Trail's historic corridor. Bright Angel Campground offers riverside camping, while Indian Garden reveals ancient Havasupai agricultural sites and Colorado Plateau geology.

Red rock formations rise from Sedona's Cathedral Rock to Grand Canyon's majestic trails. The 21+ mile route winds through desert landscapes while expert guides share fascinating details about the region's geology and indigenous heritage.

You'll walk 7 miles across Sedona's red rock terrain to Cathedral Rock, then tackle the famous Grandview Trail as it drops 2,500 feet into the canyon. The boutique Briar Patch Inn along Oak Creek serves as your base for two nights, and there's dinner at the historic El Tovar on the South Rim.

The 23.3-mile route through Grand Canyon's varied ecosystems mirrors Canyonlands' terrain. A 4,161-foot descent from North Rim leads to three scenic campsites and hidden waterfalls. Guides share their extensive geological expertise.

Daily 6-mile hikes traverse Canyonlands with 2,040-foot elevation changes. Ancient fossil beds and hidden springs dot the route. The journey includes El Tovar Hotel accommodation and informative museum tours with expert guides.

Hidden springs and diverse desert ecosystems span both rims. Historic lodges provide comfort between daily excursions to ancient fossil beds, mining ruins, and spectacular overlooks, while expert guides offer interpretation.

Diverse terrain spans 23.3 miles from high-altitude forests to desert environments. Camping at Cottonwood, Phantom Ranch, and Indian Garden punctuates adventures to hidden waterfalls and ancient pathways.