If you have always wanted to visit a few of the most spectacular national parks in the country, but are not sure where to begin with regards to the planning of your trip, you may want to consider making it part of a Las Vegas vacation. This is because of the relative proximity of Las Vegas to the national parks of the southwest, including Zion and Bryce. Some of the most popular national parks in the country are located in this general area, with driving times around four hours from both Las Vegas and Salt Lake City, which are generally considered the closest starting cities because they have airports that support commercial airlines. Most will choose Las Vegas over Salt Lake as a starting point simply because there are far more hotel and flight options into Las Vegas, due to the fact that it is a tourist location on it;s own. For these reasons, many people who are choosing to visit national parks in these areas do so as part of a Las Vegas vacation, from where they arrange transport and guidance to the park by a company like ours. Depending on how many days you plan on spending for your tips will decide how many parks you can see and explore. While we do offer single day trips to Zion and to the Grand Canyon, we suggest spending a little more time to get a better and more satisfying experience. It takes roughly two hours to drive to Zion and four hours to drive to Bryce, but if you drive from Las Vegas to Zion and then on to Bryce you will be spending only a little more than two hours on the road each time. Our most popular tour uses this type of itinerary, moving from park to
If you have always wanted to visit a few of the most spectacular national parks in the country, but are not sure where to begin