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Bryce - Zion - Grand Canyon 2 (7 days)

Bryce - Zion - Grand Canyon 2 (7 days)

Bike and Walk a National Park

Bring your family to explore three of the nation’s most colorful natural parks both on bike and on foot, taking plenty of time to enjoy the high-desert landscape, otherworldly rock formations and spectacular vistas. Hike among the spindly spires and pinnacles of Bryce, pedal your way to the Grand Canyon where scenic walks—and perhaps even a mule ride!—await, and venture along one of many trails that zigzag through Zion Canyon. With campsites perched on canyon rims and under the cool canopy of towering pines, Backroads allows you to truly feel the majesty and awesome power of these spectacular settings. With plenty of options, free time to explore and leaders who know the native flora and fauna like the back of their hands, this is a fantastic journey for the whole family!


 The Basics


 
Activities: Biking
Hiking / Walking
Difficulty: Low to Medium
Area: Bryce/Zion/Grand Canyon
Departure Point: St. George, UT
Lodging Type: Deluxe Camping
Trip Length(s): 7 days
When Offered: Jun, Jul, Aug
Price Range: Starts at $1798
Toll-Free: 888-454-8828
Phone 2: 801-487-7200

 Trip Itinerary

Days 1-2 Bryce Canyon

Meet in St. George Walk along the rim of Bryce Canyon On a hike down to Queen's Garden, discover pink hoodoos and vivid rock formations sprouting from the canyon floor Keep your eyes open for desert creatures—like lizards and chipmunks—as they dart playfully across the landscape Relax at our campsite nestled amid the pines.

Days 3-4 Grand Canyon

En route to the Grand Canyon, pedal out of Bryce along the quiet Red Canyon bike path Indulge in a picnic lunch while admiring expansive high-desert views of the Grand Staircase Kids can join leaders on a mule ride, while adults hike along the rim.

Days 5-7 Zion

Pedal on crimson-colored roads while admiring the towering cliffs of Zion National Park Camp beneath the cliffs along the Virgin River Take your pick of satisfying hikes from easy walks past Emerald Pools to a thrilling climb to Angel’s Landing Experienced guides and instructors show kids the basics of rock climbing Venture into the water of the Virgin River on one of the park’s most famous hikes, the Narrows Cap the trip off with shopping in the town of Springdale.



 Lodging Details

Sunset Campground - Bryce Canyon (2 nights): Set in a pine forest, just a short hike from the rim of Bryce Canyon.

North Rim Campground - Grand Canyon (2 nights): Our home in a meadow ringed with aspens on the edge of the canyon offers breathtaking views.

Watchman Campground - Zion (2 nights): Nestled along the Virgin River with soaring cliffs all around.



 Pricing Details

  • From $1,798 to $1,898 pp dbl. occ.
  • (+$100 for sgl. occ.)
  • All meals included. Hot showers available all nights (some require short shuttles). Recommended minimum age for the Family Trip: 6 years. Minimum age restriction for canyoneering: 6 years. Minimum age restriction for mule ride: 7 years.


 More About The Difficulty Level

Day 1:
  • Levels 1 to 2 2 Route Options Available
  • Walking 2, 5 miles
  • 0 - 500 feet elevation gain
Day 2:
  • Levels 1 to 3 3 Route Options Available
  • Optional Biking 33 miles
  • 500 - 1000 feet elevation gain
  • Walking 3.9, 8.2 miles
  • 500 - 1000 feet elevation gain
Day 3:
  • Levels 1 to 2 2 Route Options Available
  • Biking 8, 16 miles
  • 0 - 500 feet elevation gain
Day 4:
  • Levels 1 to 2 1 Route Option Available
  • Kids Mule Ride 2 hours
  • Walking 5 miles
  • 0 - 500 feet elevation gain
Day 5:
  • Level 1 1 Route Option Available
  • Biking 16 miles
  • 0 - 500 feet elevation gain
Day 6:
  • Level 1 3 Route Options Available
  • Kids Canyoneering 5 hours
  • Hiking 2, 4, 5 miles
  • 500 - 1500 feet elevation gain
Day 7:
  • Level 1 1 Route Option Available
  • Optional Hiking 3 miles
  • 0 - 500 feet elevation gain



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