Zion National Park Tours & Trips
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- Zion Base Camp
- Wild West Express - 3 days
- Grand Canyon Express - 3 days
- Gold Experience – 6 Days
- Western Deserts 4D/3N (From Los Angeles)
- Private Tour- 3 Day Southwest USA National Parks Tour from Las Vegas
- Private Tour -7 Day Southwest National Parks Grand Canyon Camping
- Bryce & Zion Overnight Tour
- Bryce & Zion National Parks - 2 days
- Bryce & Zion National Parks (Camping) - 2 days
Echo Canyon's slickrock formations lead to Observation Point via Mount Baldy's switchbacks. The Virgin River Narrows showcase 3,000-foot cliff faces and hanging gardens. Zion Ponderosa Ranch hosts nights between 8-mile daily treks.
Duration 3 days Destinations St. George, Zion National Park Age Range up to 80 year olds Operator Wildland Trekking From
- NZ$2,941
The Emerald Pools Trail winds past majestic cliffs to the Temple of Sinawaya. Park history comes alive at the Human History Museum, with ranger talks highlighting the Virgin River's carved landscapes and white and pink Navajo sandstone formations.
Duration 3 days Destinations Las Vegas, Zion National Park, Page, Antelope Canyon, Monument Valley, Painted Desert, Grand Canyon National Park Age Range 5 to 65 year olds Operator On The Go Tours From
- NZ$1,575
Towering cliffs and serene wilderness of Zion National Park highlight day three. A guided walk along the Virgin River trail reveals Mormon history against a backdrop of massive sandstone formations before returning to Las Vegas.
Duration 3 days Destinations Las Vegas, Grand Canyon National Park, Page, Antelope Canyon, Bryce Canyon National Park, Kanab, Zion National Park Age Range 1 to 99 year olds Operator On The Go Tours From
- NZ$1,235
Gold Experience – 6 Days
11 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“All our destinations were amazing. A great experience.”
Raymond, traveled in August
Duration 6 days Destinations San Francisco, Modesto, Yosemite National Park, Las Vegas, Grand Canyon National Park, Page, Bryce Canyon National Park, Zion National Park Age Range up to 99 year olds Operated in English, German, Italian, Portuguese, French, Spanish, Chinese Operator Amadeo From
- NZ$2,260
Western Deserts 4D/3N (From Los Angeles)
1 Review by TourRadar travelers“I loved this trip. Well organized.”
Jacqueline, traveled in May
Majestic mountains and wilderness line the Virgin River trail in Zion. Mormon settlers named this park, which offers religious-like tranquility before the return to Los Angeles in the evening.
Duration 4 days Destinations Los Angeles, Las Vegas, Grand Canyon National Park, Page, Antelope Canyon, Bryce Canyon National Park, Zion National Park Age Range up to 99 year olds Operator Bamba Travel From
- NZ$1,918
Private Tour- 3 Day Southwest USA National Parks Tour from Las Vegas
780 Reviews by TourRadar travelers
Dramatic 2,000-foot sandstone cliffs tower above the Virgin River canyon in Zion. Trails lead to the Human History Museum, Emerald Pools, and iconic landmarks like the Great White Throne and Weeping Rock. Photographers find endless inspiration in these dramatic landscapes.
Duration 3 days Destinations Las Vegas, Zion National Park, Bryce Canyon National Park, Antelope Canyon, Monument Valley, Grand Canyon National Park Age Range 5 to 99 year olds Operator Bindlestiff Tours From
- NZ$1,928
Private Tour -7 Day Southwest National Parks Grand Canyon Camping
158 Reviews by TourRadar travelers
The Narrows and Emerald Pools reveal Zion's natural wonders. Nights bring BBQs amid towering canyon walls and red sandstone cliffs. Pristine hiking trails wind through dramatic landscapes at 8,000 feet elevation.
Duration 7 days Destinations Las Vegas, Zion National Park, Bryce Canyon National Park, Canyonlands National Park, Arches National Park, Monument Valley, Antelope Canyon, Page, Grand Canyon National Park Age Range 7 to 99 year olds Operator Bindlestiff Tours From
- NZ$3,149
Bryce & Zion Overnight Tour
12 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“The trip was excellent. We had an absolutely fun filled adventure.”
Anonymous, traveled in July
Massive canyon walls and pristine Emerald Pools highlight day two in Zion. The Narrows along Virgin River offers adventure, while easier trails provide alternatives. Red sandstone cliffs frame blue sky vistas.
Duration 2 days Destinations Las Vegas, Bryce Canyon National Park, Zion National Park Age Range 7 to 99 year olds Operator Bindlestiff Tours From $681
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Towering red sandstone cliffs and pristine Emerald Pools define Zion's landscape. Weather permitting, visitors wade through The Narrows river gorge, taking in the park's most dramatic canyon views with expert local guidance.
Duration 2 days Destinations Las Vegas, Bryce Canyon National Park, Zion National Park Age Range 7 to 65 year olds Operator On The Go Tours From
10% Off- NZ$985
Red sandstone cliffs tower above guided hikes to Emerald Pools and the famous Narrows river trail in Zion. Local guides lead moderate-intensity walks through pristine landscapes, showcasing Utah's most stunning national park.
Duration 2 days Destinations Las Vegas, Bryce Canyon National Park, Zion National Park Age Range 7 to 65 year olds Operator On The Go Tours From
10% Off- NZ$815
What people love about Zion National Park Tours
- Bryce & Zion Overnight Tour
We were a group of 7 women ranging in age from 55-70 who decided to have an adventure while visiting Las Vegas. What an adventure we had! From the outset the tour company was most accommodating, customizing the tour to our needs. They designed a 2-day tour of Bryce Canyon and Zion National Park with overnight camping. We had a ball. Our guide Rachel was engaging and shared her extensive knowledge of the area including historical and geological perspectives. Rachel was a patient instructor teaching us how to set up the tents and sleeping accommodations and we so enjoyed the campfire and s'mores she set up after dinner. The parks are absolutely spectacular; just breathtaking views in all directions. We hiked commensurate with our abilities, so some in the group went into the amphitheater at Bryce while others observed along the rim. In Zion we all hiked but at different levels. Don't be afraid that the hiking may be too much, Rachel will guide you along the best path for your endurance level. If you are in the southwest or Las Vegas region, you must take one of these tours just don't forget your camera!
- Private Zion Canyon Day Tour
An excellent day out from start to finish - pick up on time, very comfortable minibus, good lunch provided but most importantly an excellent driver/guide in Justin. Excellent knowledge of the area regarding the geology, flora and fauna and able and willing to share us. Additionally he was anxious to ensure that we were comfortable with the walks giving us numerous options at all stages in a truly wonderful and awe inspiring location. Would be happy to recommend to anyone considering a day out of town.
- Incredible Canyons of the West Experience 3D/2N (from Las Vegas)
Great tour. Saw 4 national parks in 3 days. Glad we chose the 3 day. Our guide was the greatest and had everything planned perfectly.
What our customers ask about Zion National Park Tours & Trips
What are the must-do hikes in Zion National Park?
Zion National Park's trail network caters to hikers of every ability. Beginners will find the gentle paths of Riverside Walk and Lower Emerald Pools accessible while experienced hikers can test their limits on the challenging Angels Landing or Observation Point trails. The Narrows leads visitors through the Virgin River between soaring rock walls while Hidden Canyon delivers an adventurous route with chain-assisted sections. One TourRadar traveler commented: "The Emerald Pools trail was breathtaking and our guide took us to less crowded viewpoints that weren't in any guidebook." Convenient bases like Zion Canyon Inn or Watchman Campground put these trails within easy reach.
How crowded is Zion National Park and how can I avoid the crowds?
With more than 4 million annual visitors Zion sees its heaviest foot traffic from June through August. The best strategy for a quieter experience is to visit during March-May or September-November and start hiking before 8am. Trails like Watchman and the East Rim tend to see fewer visitors. One TourRadar traveler suggested: "We started our Hidden Canyon hike at sunrise and had the trail almost to ourselves for the first two hours - it made such a difference to the experience." Zion Mountain Ranch serves as a strategic location for early park access.
What are the best times of year to visit Zion National Park?
The most favorable conditions in Zion National Park occur during spring (March-May) and fall (September-November) when temperatures stay moderate and visitor numbers decrease. The Springhill Suites in Springdale provides a comfortable base during these prime seasons. Summer brings intense heat often exceeding 100°F in the main canyon. Winter sees occasional snow and icy conditions on elevated paths. As one TourRadar traveler noted "May was a great time to do this tour - temperatures were mild and the parks didn't seem too crowded."
What dining options are available in and around Zion National Park?
The gateway town of Springdale offers an array of eating establishments from casual eateries to refined restaurants. Within the park the Zion Lodge Restaurant serves meals alongside canyon views. Guests at Cable Mountain Lodge can easily walk to local favorites including Whiptail Grill and Zion Canyon Brewing Company. One TourRadar traveler recommended "The restaurants in Springdale were excellent - especially the local brew pub after a long day of hiking."
What accommodation options are available near Zion National Park?
Lodging near Zion spans from hotels to camping sites. Zion Ponderosa Ranch Resort features modern lodge rooms while Watchman Campground connects visitors directly with nature. In surrounding towns Quality Inn Kanab and Best Western Red Hills serve as practical starting points. Book accommodations well ahead for stays between March and October. A TourRadar reviewer mentioned: "The Watchman Campground was perfectly located with amazing views of the canyon walls and the facilities were well-maintained."
What should I pack for a visit to Zion National Park?
Key equipment includes durable hiking boots layered moisture-wicking clothing sun protection (hat sunscreen sunglasses) water containers and a daypack. The Narrows hike requires specialized water shoes and walking sticks. Hotels like the Majestic View Lodge provide space to organize gear. One TourRadar traveler advised "Bring good hiking boots and lots of layers - the temperature variation between morning and afternoon was significant."