Best 2 week Tours from Las Vegas

What our customers ask about Best 2 week Tours from Las Vegas

• What are the most popular national parks visited on 2-week tours from Las Vegas?

  You'll explore some of America's most incredible parks including the Grand Canyon, Zion, Bryce Canyon, Arches, Canyonlands, Yellowstone, Grand Teton, and Yosemite. Most 2-week trips take you to 6 or 7 of these parks. Each one offers something special - you can watch Old Faithful erupt in Yellowstone, hike the famous Angels Landing trail in Zion, or catch an unforgettable sunrise over the red rock spires of Bryce Canyon. Your adventure starts at the Luxor Hotel in Las Vegas before heading out to explore these natural wonders across several states.

• What type of accommodations can I expect on a 2-week tour from Las Vegas?

  You'll stay in a mix of comfortable 3-star hotels and scenic park lodges. Some nights you might be at Lake Powell Resort right on the water, other nights at places like Goulding's Lodge in Monument Valley or Cedar Lodge near Yosemite. If you prefer sleeping under the stars, some tours offer camping options with all your gear included. As one TourRadar traveler said, "The hotels were exceptional and strategically located near park entrances for maximizing park time."

• What's the best time of year to take a 2-week tour from Las Vegas?

  Plan your trip between May and September for the best overall experience. Summer (June through August) gives you warm weather but bigger crowds. May and September are nice sweet spots with mild temperatures and fewer tourists. One thing to note - if your tour includes Death Valley, that portion gets adjusted from June to October when temperatures can hit 120°F (49°C). Spring trips let you see beautiful wildflowers in bloom, while fall visitors get to enjoy colorful autumn leaves.

• What transportation is used during 2-week tours from Las Vegas?

  You'll travel in comfortable, air-conditioned vehicles - usually Mercedes Sprinter vans or modern buses with WiFi for the longer drives. Groups are kept small, typically 12-14 people, so everyone has plenty of space. Some trips mix things up with rides on the historic Durango & Silverton train or jeep adventures in Monument Valley. You'll make overnight stops at places like the Best Western Plus in Bryce Canyon to break up the longer travel days.

• What unique cultural experiences are offered on 2-week tours from Las Vegas?

  You'll get to experience local culture in many ways - from Navajo-guided jeep rides in Monument Valley to visits at Native American trading posts and traditional performances. Some tours stay at the historic Strater Hotel in Durango or take you to the Buffalo Bill Center in Cody. You'll also explore authentic Western towns and historic spots along Route 66, learning about both Native American heritage and pioneer history.

• What photography opportunities are available on these tours?

  Get your camera ready - you'll have chances to capture amazing shots everywhere you go. Your guides know exactly when and where to stop for the best photos, like sunrise at Bryce Canyon, sunset at Dead Horse Point State Park, or the magical light beams in Antelope Canyon. They'll make sure you're at Mesa Arch in Canyonlands early enough for morning light, or perfectly positioned for golden hour photos at Monument Valley. You'll have plenty of time at each spot to get the perfect shot.