12-Day Discover Utah Self Drive Tour

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Leave the bright lights of Vegas behind and drive into the stunning landscapes of Zion National Park. Towering sandstone cliffs and the peaceful Virgin River welcome you. Hike the famous Narrows or explore trails suited for all levels. Hop on the free shuttle to see Zion highlights like Emerald Pools, Weeping Rock, and the epic Angels Landing. Stop by the Visitor Center for maps, info, or a ranger-led talk. After a full day of natural wonder, continue on to Kanab for a relaxing overnight stay.

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Depart Kanab early to reach the Grand Canyon’s North Rim (seasonal—check status before heading out). This quieter side of the canyon offers breathtaking views across its vast expanse. Drive the scenic route to Point Imperial and Cape Royal, stopping at overlooks and taking short walks along the way. At 8,803 feet, Point Imperial gives sweeping views of the Painted Desert and the canyon’s eastern edge.

In the afternoon, head to Lake Powell. Once a stretch of the mighty Colorado River, this deep blue lake now winds through towering red cliffs. Continue on to Page for your overnight stay.

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Start with a visit to the John Wesley Powell Museum in Page. If time allows, see Rainbow Bridge, the world’s largest natural bridge. Then drive to Monument Valley, known for its towering red rock formations and classic Western scenery. Explore the 17-mile Valley Drive, visit the Navajo-run Visitor Center, and stop at the View Restaurant and Trading Post. Continue to Kayenta for the night.

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Leave Kayenta and head to Canyonlands National Park, where dramatic cliffs, arches, and deep river canyons await. Explore the colorful Needles district, and if you're up for it, hike to Needle Point for sweeping views. Afterward, continue to Moab for a two-night stay.

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Spend the day among 2,000+ natural sandstone arches at Arches National Park. Don’t miss the iconic Delicate Arch—worth the hike for an up-close view! Visit the Visitor Center for ranger-led walks and talks. Keep an eye out for desert bighorn sheep blending into the landscape. Optionally, explore the nearby Aztec Ruins National Monument, a fascinating ancestral Pueblo “great house” with a short trail through its ancient rooms.

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Leave Moab and visit Dead Horse Point State Park for breathtaking canyon views from 6,000 feet high. Next, explore Capitol Reef National Park, famous for its colorful sandstone ridges and unique rock formations. Stop at Panorama Point for great photos, visit the Visitor Center, and hike one of the many trails. Continue to Torrey for your overnight stay.

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Leave Torrey and visit Anasazi Indian Village State Park, home to one of the largest ancient Anasazi communities west of the Colorado River, with artifacts displayed in the museum. Drive through Kodachrome Basin State Park, known for its stunning sandstone chimneys that change color throughout the day. Finish at Bryce Canyon National Park, famous for its colorful hoodoos and breathtaking amphitheaters. Enjoy a two-night stay here.

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Take a scenic drive to Rainbow Point for stunning views that stretch over 100 miles on clear days. Enjoy walking trails that bring you close to nature, or opt for horseback riding to explore the park’s highlights. Don’t miss spotting the uniquely shaped hoodoos—use guideposts or park materials to identify their fun names!

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Depart Bryce this morning and drive to Cedar Breaks National Monument, a smaller but stunning natural amphitheater at 10,000 feet elevation. Explore its colorful stone spires, arches, and pinnacles, plus ancient bristlecone pines along the Spectra Point Trail. Surrounded by lush alpine meadows in Dixie National Forest, the area bursts with wildflowers in summer. Then continue to Las Vegas for a two-night stay.

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Today is all yours to dive into the vibrant energy of Las Vegas! Don’t miss the iconic Bellagio Fountain show—a dazzling blend of music, water, and light that mesmerizes every night. Head up the Stratosphere Tower, the tallest building west of the Mississippi, and enjoy breathtaking views (or dinner at the Top of the World). Indulge in luxury shopping at Caesars Palace, The Venetian, or Paris, or snag great deals at the outlet malls. With world-class dining from top chefs, your taste buds are in for a treat! For a change of pace, explore historic Fremont Street with its lively shops, casinos, and a jaw-dropping 12-million-light canopy show. The excitement never stops!