8-Day Las Vegas to Antelope Canyon, Bryce & Yellowstone Small-Group Adventure
From Las Vegas neon to Yellowstone steam, this eight-day small-group tour stitches together the West’s most cinematic landscapes — Antelope Canyon, Bryce’s hoodoos, and Yellowstone’s geothermal theatre. Expect long drives, expert bilingual guides, and a rhythm of short hikes and viewpoint stops.
The Experience
Before You Go
Hydrate at altitude
Drink frequently—high elevations at Bryce and Yellowstone accelerate dehydration even on cool days.
Layer for temperature swings
Daytime desert heat and chilly high‑elevation mornings mean a breathable base, insulating mid layer, and windproof shell.
Protect camera gear in slot canyons
Sand and sun can damage lenses; use a UV filter, lens cloth, and a secure camera strap during Antelope Canyon visits.
Plan flexible flights
Book return flights after mid‑afternoon on the final day to allow for road delays or optional stops like Bonneville Salt Flats.
Local Knowledge
Hidden Gems
- •Early-morning viewpoint at Grand Canyon West cabins for quiet canyon light
- •Short pullout above the West Thumb shoreline for steam-rimmed reflections of Yellowstone Lake
Wildlife
- •Bison (Yellowstone meadows)
- •Elk (Jackson and Grand Teton meadows)
Conservation Note
Visitors should stay on marked trails and boardwalks to protect fragile thermal features and prevent erosion; choose refillable water bottles to reduce plastic waste.
The tour traces Indigenous and settler histories—the Hualapai and Navajo people manage parts of the West Rim and Antelope Canyon, while Mormon settlement shaped Salt Lake City’s Temple Square.
Photographer's Notes
- • Skywalk glass bridge (West Rim)
- • Lower Antelope Canyon corridor (inside)
- • Artist Point at Yellowstone Grand Canyon
What to Bring
Sturdy hiking shoesEssential
Support and traction for sandy slot canyons, rim overlooks, and uneven thermal-boardwalk surfaces.
Daypack with hydration bladderEssential
Keeps water, layers, camera, and snacks accessible during frequent short stops.
Sun protection (hat, sunglasses, SPF 30+)Essential
Desert sun and reflective surfaces like Lake Powell and Bonneville Salt Flats intensify UV exposure.
Light insulating jacket
Warm mornings and cool evenings at high elevations require an extra layer.
Common Questions
How much driving is involved each day?
Expect several multi‑hour drives between destinations (typically 3–6 hours) with frequent stopovers; the tour balances long transfers with short walks at viewpoints.
Are park entrance fees included?
Yes—admissions for Grand Canyon West Rim, Antelope Canyon, Bryce Canyon and Yellowstone are included per the itinerary.
Can I add optional activities like Lake Powell kayaking or a Grand Canyon helicopter?
Yes—these are optional add‑ons; reserve and pay for them in advance where possible as spaces are limited.
Is this trip suitable for children or pregnant travelers?
Children are allowed but infants must sit on laps; pregnant travelers under 24 weeks at trip end may join—check operator policies on specific activities.
What is the luggage allowance?
Each guest may bring one carry-on/suitcase roughly similar to a 26‑inch bag; check the operator for exact dimensions and storage rules.
What happens if a park road is closed due to weather?
The guide will alter the itinerary and provide alternate stops; no refund is provided for weather-related route changes but safety is prioritized.
Book This Experience
Check AvailabilityDuration
8 days (primary touring each day varies 4–10 hours)
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada
Difficulty
moderate
Fitness Level
Suitable for travelers who can handle multiple short hikes (up to 2 miles), stair descents, and long coach transfers; basic mobility required.
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