Choice Highlights

• Choose between two carefully selected activities
• Kanab: Explore one of Kanab’s most stunning slot canyons, with a Local Expert. Peek-a-Boo slot canyon is located 10 miles outside of Kanab. Bound over the dunes in an all-terrain vehicle and learn about this special area. Hike through the canyon and get some great photographs in a day of fun and fabulous views.
• Kanab: Hop into all-terrain vehicles to explore The Toadstools with a Local Expert. Admire the scenery as you drive out on sandy trails. A short hike (1.5 miles with some uneven terrain) then takes you to the intriguing balanced rock formations, which look like capped mushrooms - a photographer’s paradise.

Make Travel Matter

• Page (Lake Powell): Hike through the Lower Antelope Canyon with a Navajo guide on this MAKE TRAVEL MATTER® Experience and learn about the tribe’s history, culture and connections with the land. Deeply spiritual to the Navajo people, this majestic canyon is a photographer’s paradise. *Note that this hike involves a lot of steps, and you need to be comfortable in very confined spaces, as the canyon is narrow. Access is only possible when there is no chance of rain.
• Page (Lake Powell): Experience at Red Heritage, a Navajo owned and operated Native American Performing Arts Theater. Offering the perfect evening of culturally inspired food and entertainment, they showcase local dancers talented in colorful powwow dancing, flute playing, and live drum music, transporting you to another world.
• Monument Valley: Experience true authentic dining as you explore Monument Valley with a traditional Navajo cookout. Prepared by Navajo women in their tribal lands, this experience demonstrates their culture and supports the community. Dine on delicious steak and tasty Navajo Tacos, or try the or veggie option, all served with fry bread, corn on the cob and beans.

Top Rated Highlights

• Page (Lake Powell): Visit the Glen Canyon Recreational Area and enjoy one of the most iconic photo opportunities in the Southwest, "Horseshoe Bend" . It is a horseshoe incised meander of the Colorado River near Page where guests can walk to the edge of the canyon for pictures of the mighty river below.
• Bears Ears National Monument: Visit the newest National Monument in the country and take an easy 3-mile stroll to see the impressive "House on Fire". This Ancestral Puebloan ruin appears to burst into flames in the sunlight and is one of the most photographed sites in the region.
• Natural Bridges National Monument: Take gentle hiking trails to various viewpoints of Utah's first National Monument, including Owachomo Bridge Trail, Sipapu Bridge, Horse Collar Ruin Overlook and Kachina Bridge Viewpoint.
• Monument Valley: Take a scenic drive from Monument Valley, along the San Juan River towards Monticello, and marvel at the colossal red rock formations that flank the route. You may recognize this as the road where they filmed the famous "I am just going home now" scene from Forest Gump. As you approach Monticello, you will be able to see the Blue Mountain, one of the four sacred mountains for the Navajo tribe.
• Capitol Reef National Park: Join your Travel Director to see the natural sights along Capitol Reef's Waterpocket Fold, known as “a geological wrinkle on earth”. The geologic monocline extends almost 100 miles and is filled with cliffs, canyons, domes and bridges. Admire petroglyphs and the domed shaped sandstone walls along the canyon.
• Bryce Canyon National Park: The All-American Road, Utah Scenic Byway 12 is said to be one of the most beautiful drives in the whole country. Also known as "A Journey Through Time Scenic Byway", pass through ancient layers of sediment as you climb up the Grand Staircase, to an elevation of over 9,000 ft. Get the feeling you are driving on a razor’s edge with canyons on both sides of the road, all surrounded by aspen trees, wildlife and layers of red sandstone. Stop to enjoy all the lookout points along the way. *The road is open year-round but may be closed due to snow storms.
• Bryce Canyon National Park: The Park is home to the most spectacular collection of hoodoos - tall skinny shafts of rock that protrude from the bottom of arid basins. While hoodoos are scattered throughout these areas, they are most abundant in the northern section of Bryce Canyon National Park.
• Zion National Park: Utah’s first national park is a fitting way to finish your voyage. Sandstone cliffs of cream, pink and red soar into the sky making this the perfect stop for some final memories and photographs. There is time hike up to the Emerald Pools, which sit gleaming in this desert oasis. Or walk along a section of the canyon known as the Temple of Sinawava, a massive natural amphitheater, the trailhead for the famous “The Narrows Hike” and one of Zion’s most popular destinations.

Insight Choice

• Kanab: Explore one of Kanab’s most stunning slot canyons, with a Local Expert. Peek-a-Boo slot canyon is located 10 miles outside of Kanab. Bound over the dunes in an all-terrain vehicle and learn about this special area. Hike through the canyon and get some great photographs in a day of fun and fabulous views.
• Kanab: Hop into all-terrain vehicles to explore The Toadstools with a Local Expert. Admire the scenery as you drive out on sandy trails. A short hike (1.5 miles with some uneven terrain) then takes you to the intriguing balanced rock formations, which look like capped mushrooms - a photographer’s paradise.

Authentic Dining

• Kanab: Sego serves diners a selection of regional new American cuisine focusing on what makes this country unique and eclectic. From coast to coast, the USA has some of the finest world cuisine and it is honored here through their social plates dining concept, in a truly magnificent location.
• Dining Summary: 3 Dinner with Wine (DW), 7 Breakfast (B), and 2 Lunch (L)