
1 / 1011 Day National Parks Tour from Las Vegas to San Francisco via Yellowstone with Camping and Lodging
About this activity
An 11-day immersive road trip connecting five iconic U.S. National Parks—Yellowstone, Grand Tetons, Bryce Canyon, Death Valley, and Yosemite—with a mix of guided hikes, camping, and lodging. This journey spans from Las Vegas to San Francisco, balancing wilderness exploration with accessible trails for mixed fitness levels.
Visit 5 world famous National Parks- Yellowstone, Grand Tetons and Bryce Canyon on our 11 day camping/walking Rocky Mountain tour from Las Vegas. Immerse youself in the wildife of Yellowstone before venturing back to Las vegas. From there you will enjoy a guided tour of Death Valley, and delight in the views of Yosemite before admiring your city tour of San Francisco. Hikes and walks for all abilities.
Highlights
- ✓Wildlife spotting and geothermal features in Yellowstone National Park
- ✓Alpine scenery and hiking in Grand Teton National Park
- ✓Red-rock hoodoos and scenic trails at Bryce Canyon
- ✓Desert landscape exploration in Death Valley
- ✓Granite cliffs and waterfalls of Yosemite National Park
- ✓Guided city tour of San Francisco at journey's end
Insider tips
- ★Early mornings in Yellowstone yield the best wildlife viewing before crowds arrive
- ★Bring layers for elevation changes—temperatures vary significantly between parks and times of day
- ★Request hikes matched to your fitness level when booking; guides offer routes for all abilities
Good to know
- •Accommodation alternates between camping and lodging throughout the tour
- •Hikes are designed for mixed fitness levels; confirm your preferred difficulty when booking
- •Typical group travel by bus/minivan; meeting point is Las Vegas
- •Bring sun protection, sturdy walking shoes, and weather-appropriate clothing for high-elevation parks
Who it's for
Best time to visit
Late spring through early fall (May–September) offers the most accessible conditions and active wildlife viewing. Visit in shoulder seasons (May or September) to avoid peak summer crowds while maintaining good weather and full park access.











