Trip Information
Number of Nights: 9 nights
Seasons: Late March-October
Start / End: Las Vegas, NV
Average Price: $5,800
Detailed Itinerary
Start: 1 night Las Vegas, NV
Start your trip in Las Vegas, arriving at any time to dive into the excitement of Sin City. Catch a Cirque du Soleil show, explore the vibrant Strip, or relax poolside at a top resort. When you’re hungry, enjoy a range of delicious dining options. Las Vegas offers endless opportunities for fun and relaxation for all ages.
Las Vegas to Zion: 160 miles
3 nights Zion National Park
After loading up your RV, head to Zion National Park for three nights to fully explore its highlights. Hike the famous Angels Landing Trail for dramatic views and a thrilling climb, or take the Riverside Walk to the start of the Narrows, a stunning slot canyon where you wade through the Virgin River. Enjoy the scenic drive through Zion Canyon or use the park’s shuttle to access key viewpoints. Visit the Kolob Canyons section for less crowded trails and striking red rock formations. Zion offers a range of breathtaking landscapes and adventures, ensuring a memorable stay.
Zion to Bryce: 85 miles
2 nights Bryce Canyon National Park
Continue your road trip through the Zion-Mount Carmel Tunnel and head north to Bryce Canyon National Park. On the way, make sure to stop at Red Canyon, where you can marvel at its vibrant red rock formations and enjoy a short hike along the scenic trails. Once you arrive at Bryce Canyon, two nights will give you enough time to explore this unique park, famous for its otherworldly hoodoo rock formations. Hike along the Rim Trail for panoramic views of the Bryce Amphitheater, or venture down into the canyon on trails like Queen’s Garden or Peek-a-Boo Loop to experience the hoodoos up close. Sunset and sunrise are particularly magical times to view the park’s stunning rock formations, as the changing light accentuates their colors and shapes.
Bryce Canyon to South Rim: 270 miles
2 Nights in Grand Canyon National Park (South Rim)
From Bryce, you will head South through Page and Lake Powell and to the South Rim of the Grand Canyon. Spend two nights at this awe-inspiring natural wonder, taking in the breathtaking views from various lookout points and hiking along scenic trails. Immerse yourself in the park’s diverse offerings, including guided tours, ranger programs, and the chance to experience both sunrise and sunset over the canyon’s vast expanse. Learn more about the .
South Rim to Lake Mead: 260 miles
1 Night in Lake Mead
Before returning to Las Vegas, you’ll spend your final night near Lake Mead, a serene and picturesque spot perfect for relaxation and reflection. Take advantage of the opportunity to explore the Hoover Dam, an engineering marvel that straddles the border between Arizona and Nevada. The dam offers guided tours that provide fascinating insights into its construction and significance, as well as stunning views of the Colorado River and Lake Mead. After a short drive from Lake Mead to Las Vegas, you can return your RV and catch your flight home the next day.
Lake Mead to Las Vegas: 30 miles
TOTAL TRIP MILEAGE: 805 miles
End: Las Vegas, NV
Trip Extensions
2 Nights at Lake Powell +$800
When at Lake Powell, you can swim in the lake, try out paddle boarding, zoom on a powerboat, and much more. From Lake Powell, you can easily visit Horseshoe Bend, the Rainbow Bridge, and Antelope Canyon and continue further out to the Vermilion Cliffs National Park, Glen Canyon National Recreation Area, and the Coconino National Forest. Don’t forget that you can also explore the nearby town of Page for quaint dining and specialty stores.
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1 Night in Monument Valley +$575
Monument Valley is a compelling addition to your itinerary for its iconic and breathtaking landscapes. Located in the heart of the Navajo Nation in northeastern Arizona, this stunning area is famous for its towering red sandstone buttes and mesas that have been featured in countless films and photographs. The dramatic rock formations, such as the Mittens and Totem Pole, create a striking backdrop against the expansive desert sky. Monument Valley offers unique cultural experiences through guided tours led by Navajo guides, providing deeper insights into the area’s significance and history. Adding Monument Valley to your trip promises a profound and visually stunning experience, showcasing the awe-inspiring beauty of the American Southwest.
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