
1 / 10Private 7 Day National Parks Tour from Las Vegas to San Francisco via Grand Canyon with Lodging
About this activity
A comprehensive 7-day road journey connecting five iconic US national parks—Zion, Bryce Canyon, Grand Canyon, Death Valley, and Yosemite—plus sacred Native American landscapes like Antelope Canyon and Monument Valley. Lodging included throughout, departing Las Vegas and ending in San Francisco.
This is an incredible 7 day adventure with an opportunity to see so many of America's National Parks and Native Lands. You will enjoy Zion, Bryce, Antelope Canyon, Monument Valley, Grand Canyon as well as Death Valley and Yosemite. Tour concludes in San Francisco on day 7. This is truly a trip that you will remember forever.
Highlights
- ✓Hike red rock canyons at Zion National Park
- ✓Explore the otherworldly hoodoos of Bryce Canyon
- ✓Visit Antelope Canyon's famous slot canyons
- ✓Stand at the rim of the Grand Canyon
- ✓Drive through Monument Valley's iconic desert landscape
- ✓Experience Death Valley and Yosemite's dramatic geology
Insider tips
- ★Book early in spring (March–April) or fall (September–October) to avoid extreme summer heat in Death Valley and crowds at popular viewpoints.
- ★Wear layers and bring plenty of water; elevation and temperature swings across these parks are dramatic.
- ★Request window seats on the coach to maximize scenery viewing during long drives.
- ★Ask the guide about sunrise/sunset viewing spots—timing these right transforms the experience.
Good to know
- •Lodging is included each night; confirm accommodation standards and check-in times with your operator.
- •This is a coach-based tour with some walking; moderate fitness helps but varies by day.
- •Bring sunscreen, a hat, sturdy hiking shoes, and a camera—distances between parks are significant.
- •Meeting point is Las Vegas; final drop-off is San Francisco on Day 7.
- •National Park entrance fees may or may not be included; clarify before booking.
Who it's for
Best time to visit
Visit March–April or September–October for mild temperatures and manageable crowds. Avoid July–August when Death Valley temperatures exceed 50°C (122°F) and peak-season congestion at Grand Canyon and Yosemite.











