
1 / 10Private 11 Day National Parks Tour Las Vegas to San Francisco via Grand Canyon with Lodging
About this activity
An 11-day grand tour connecting the American West's most iconic landscapes—from Las Vegas through Utah's red-rock parks and the Grand Canyon, then over Death Valley and Yosemite to San Francisco. All lodging is included, combining self-guided exploration with curated stops and a private 4x4 experience in Monument Valley.
Enjoy your included 4x4 jeep adventure in iconic Monument Valley, experience the real Wild Wild West, immerse yourselves in the amazing Utah landscapes of Zion and Bryce. Hike in Arches and Canyonlands, and adventure into the heart of the mysterious depths of the Grand Canyon before heading back to fabulous Las Vegas. From there you will travel into Death Valley for a a guided tour, soak up Yosemite and delight in a city tour of San Francisco.
Highlights
- ✓4x4 jeep adventure through Monument Valley's otherworldly formations
- ✓Hike trails in Zion, Bryce Canyon, Arches, and Canyonlands national parks
- ✓Grand Canyon exploration into dramatic canyon depths
- ✓Guided Death Valley and Yosemite experiences
- ✓San Francisco city tour with Bay Area highlights
- ✓11 nights accommodation included throughout the route
Insider tips
- ★Book sunrise or sunset jeep tours in Monument Valley for the most dramatic lighting and fewer crowds.
- ★The Utah parks (Zion, Bryce, Arches) are most accessible April–May and September–October; summer brings intense heat and crowds.
- ★Carry sun protection and extra water—high-altitude desert hiking depletes hydration faster than expected.
- ★Arrive in San Francisco with energy for at least one full day; the city tour alone deserves more than a rushed afternoon.
Good to know
- •Hiking ability varies; trails range from short walks to moderate multi-hour hikes—confirm itinerary difficulty level in advance.
- •Bring sturdy hiking boots, layers (desert temperature swings are extreme), high-SPF sunscreen, and a refillable water bottle.
- •The 11-day itinerary spans five states; internal travel between parks is by private vehicle, so early starts are common.
- •Monument Valley and some remote canyons have limited cell service and facilities; plan accordingly.
Who it's for
Best time to visit
April through May and September through October offer the best balance of weather and visibility across all parks. Summer (June–August) brings extreme heat in Death Valley and crowds at major parks; winter (November–March) can close high-altitude trails and roads.











