Antelope Canyon, Zion and Bryce National Parks
Two National Parks (N.P.) and a spectacular canyon- this trip is made for people who really enjoy majestic scenery. Seeing the sunrise at Bryce Canyon N.P and hiking the river trail called The Zion Narrows with your family or friends make for lasting memories. Touring Antelope Canyon had been on my list for a few years...I am so glad that my visit was worth the wait.
What I can do for you:
- propose a driving plan so you can see all 4 of these amazing sights
- find great accommodations
- provide difficulty level and closure information on various popular hikes
- give logistics for entering each park: parking-fees- advance tickets
Budget:
- Hotels are expensive almost all year round near National Parks. Be prepared to spend $135+ for basic hotels near a national park. If you are traveling with a larger family there are houses to rent nearby.
- Food will run just a bit more than what you would normally pay at home.
Antelope Canyon is located on an Indian reservation. Advance tickets are a must because the tour is very popular. The multi-colored sandstone walls, towering above your head, is truly an incredible experience.
Zion National Park is beautiful during any season, but I like going during the fall. The temps are warm, and hiking the river trail, called The Narrows, is always on my list. The vistas throughout the park are crazy beautiful.
Bryce at any time of the day is other-worldly- but sunrise- followed by a hike and then breakfast at the lodge is a great way to spend a half a day of your vacation.
