Zion Glamping Ranch Adventure: Bryce, Antelope & Monument Valley in 4 Days
A four-day glamping loop from Las Vegas that pairs leader-led hikes in Zion and Bryce with Navajo-guided Monument Valley tours and a secret slot canyon visit—campfire evenings, picnic lunches, and big southwestern skies.
The Experience
Before You Go
Hydrate for the desert
Carry 2–3 liters of water on hikes and refill at the ranch; dehydration is the most common issue on these routes.
Permit-aware planning
If you want to attempt Angels Landing, enter the permit lottery well in advance; carry ID and confirm which hikes your leader will guide.
Layer for big swings
Prepare for hot daytime temperatures and cold nights—pack a light insulating layer and a wind shell.
Footwear for varied terrain
Wear sturdy, grippy hiking shoes for slick sandstone, sand, and uneven canyon floors; ankle support helps on descents.
Local Knowledge
Hidden Gems
- •Peekaboo Slot Canyon — less crowded and spectacular for light-beam photos
- •Kolob Terrace Road viewpoints — quieter panoramas of Zion’s western rims
Wildlife
- •Desert bighorn sheep
- •Mule deer
Conservation Note
The parks use permit systems and shuttles to manage crowds; practice Leave No Trace and stick to designated trails to protect fragile sandstone.
The region has long been home to Navajo and Paiute peoples; Monument Valley sits on Navajo Nation land and local guides interpret cultural landscapes.
Photographer's Notes
- • Bryce Amphitheater rim for hoodoos
- • Horseshoe Bend overlook
- • Peekaboo Slot Canyon slot-mouth
What to Bring
Sturdy hiking bootsEssential
Protects ankles and gives traction on slick sandstone and sandy slot-canyon bottoms.
Hydration bladder or 2–3L water bottlesEssential
Keeps you hydrated in arid conditions and makes long walks comfortable.
Layered clothing (base, insulating mid, wind shell)Essential
Handles hot days and cold desert nights without overpacking.
Headlamp or small flashlight
Useful for early starts, late returns, and moving around the ranch after dark.
Common Questions
Do I need a permit for Angels Landing?
Yes—Angels Landing requires a timed permit obtained via lottery; the trip offers alternative routes if you don’t have one.
What level of fitness is required?
A moderate fitness level is expected—participants should be comfortable doing several 2–6 mile hikes over consecutive days.
Is transportation included from Las Vegas?
Yes—you meet at the designated Las Vegas hotel for the included private vehicle transfers to and from the ranch.
Can I get a single room instead of sharing?
A single supplement is available subject to availability—ask your booking agent to add it during reservation.
What food is provided?
Three breakfasts, four lunches (picnic-style), and some dinners are included; local Navajo lunches and a ranch Dutch-oven dinner are highlights.
How much luggage can I bring?
Limit to one medium-sized bag (max ~20 kg) plus a daypack; luggage may be handled roughly so choose a durable bag.
Book This Experience
Check AvailabilityDuration
4 days
Location
Springdale, Utah
Difficulty
moderate
Fitness Level
Moderately fit—able to handle multiple hikes of 1–6 miles and short elevation gains; comfortable on uneven terrain
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