Best 10 day Tours from Los Angeles

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• What optional activities can I do during free time?

  You can take a helicopter ride over the Grand Canyon for $284-309, join an Antelope Canyon tour for $80, or go horseback riding in Bryce Canyon for $65-90. Many travelers explore The Narrows in Zion National Park or go kayaking in Lake Powell. In Las Vegas, you'll find plenty of shows and entertainment options. When you're in San Francisco, you can explore places like Fisherman's Wharf and Chinatown on your own.

• How do you get around on 10-day tours from Los Angeles?

  You'll travel in comfortable, air-conditioned buses between destinations. The journey takes you on some big distances - it's 270 miles from Los Angeles to Las Vegas, and 347 miles from Las Vegas to Mammoth Lakes. You'll get to drive along famous routes like Route 66 and the scenic 17-Mile Drive on the Monterey Peninsula. Inside parks like Zion, you'll use the park's shuttle buses to help protect the environment.

• What special experiences will I have on these 10-day Los Angeles tours?

  You'll start your day with a sunrise jeep tour in Monument Valley with local Navajo guides, eat pizza while watching the sun set over the Grand Canyon, walk through the winding paths of Antelope Canyon, hike among massive sequoia trees, and look up at some of the clearest night skies you'll ever see in Bryce Canyon. As one TourRadar traveler said, "We got to see so many beautiful and cool places and experience things that I'll remember forever."

• Where will I stay during a 10-day tour from Los Angeles?

  You'll split your time between hotels and camping. In the cities, you'll stay at places like the Hilton LAX Airport in Los Angeles, Luxor Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas, and Holiday Inn Union Square in San Francisco. When visiting national parks, you'll often camp in dome tents with self-inflating mattresses - all gear is provided. A TourRadar traveler mentioned that "all equipment is provided and assembly only takes 5 minutes."

• When's the best time to take a 10-day tour from Los Angeles?

  Plan your trip between May and September for the best weather. Summer can get hot - Death Valley often tops 86°F (30°C), while nights in the mountains can get close to freezing. Spring (April-May) and fall (September-October) are great for hiking with milder temperatures. Just know that some tours skip Death Valley in peak summer months because it gets too hot.

• Which national parks will I visit on 10-day tours from Los Angeles?

  You'll see Yosemite with its waterfalls and huge granite cliffs, the Grand Canyon and its incredible views, Zion with its tall sandstone walls, Joshua Tree's unique desert scenery, and Death Valley's extreme landscapes like Badwater Basin. A TourRadar traveler shared: "This trip offered amazing landscapes, walks and sunrises that I'll never forget."

• How much time will I have to explore on my own during a 10-day Los Angeles tour?

  You get a good mix of guided activities and free time. In Las Vegas, you'll have a whole day to check out the Strip, try the casinos, or take a side trip to the Grand Canyon. After your San Francisco city tour, you get half a day to visit places like Sausalito or Fisherman's Wharf. In Los Angeles, you're usually free in the afternoons after morning tours - perfect for exploring Hollywood or heading to the beach. One TourRadar traveler said: "The balance between organized activities and free time was perfect - enough structure to see the highlights but plenty of freedom to explore on our own."