Explore the Magnificence of Utah
Rugged landscapes, secluded, wild-west towns and modern cities, Utah is a diverse state full of wonder. There’s plenty to explore in Utah, including remarkable natural landmarks, impressive national parks and thrilling outdoor recreation.
16-Day Grand Circle
Self-Drive Tour
This 16-day self-drive tour of the Grand Circle takes you to seven National Parks and Monument Valley on the Navajo Indian Reservation. Here you’ll enjoy an included escorted jeep tour of Monument Valley with a Navajo Indian guide.
Why we love this trip…
Navigate some incredible roads en-route to Moab
Experience the sunrise over the towering depths of Canyonlands National Park
See huge sculpted rock formations, waterfalls and blossoming gardens of Zion
Take a hike along one of many trails in Bryce Canyon
** Full-day Navajo guided tour in Monument Valley **
From £1,548pp
Price includes 14 nights accommodation, car hire and full-day Navajo guided tour
15-Day Las Vegas & Canyonlands Discovery
Motorhome Adventure
Explore the magnificent national parks of Utah, Colorado and Arizona with the freedom and flexibility of your motorhome. Gaze in awe at the spectacular vistas, deep canyons and striking rock formations of this ancient land, contrasted against the bright lights of Las Vegas.
Why we love this trip…
Spend a full fun-filled day at Lake Powell
Witness Monument Valley via a Wild Cat Trail hike
See a Capitol Reef National Park sunset
Explore Zion National Park’s many hiking trails
Head out on a 4WD adventure through Arches National Park
** 4.9/5 Trustpilot Brand Rating **
From £1,245pp
Price includes 13 day motorhome hire, 2 nights 4* accommodation in Las Vegas, Vegas night helicopter flight, Arches National Park 4WD Adventure
10-Day Utah’s Mighty Five®
National Parks
Escorted Tour
This adventure filled tour of Utah’s national and state parks will have you hiking and walking some of America’s most epic trails and natural landscapes, proving first-hand that actively exploring these parks is the best way to experience their natural beauty.
Why we love this trip…
Visit the Mighty Five® iconic national parks and four state parks
Hike among the goblin-shaped hoodoos of Goblin Valley State Park
See the world famous Delicate Arch from the Viewpoint Trail
Scenic drive along an “All-American Road”, Scenic Byway 12
Climb the dunes of Coral Pink Sand Dunes State Park
** Save up to £361pp **
From £2,925pp
Price includes 9 nights accommodation, selected meals, coach and tour itinerary excursions
14-Day Utah Mighty Five® Plus Rockies To The Red Rocks By Rail
Self-Drive Tour
The famous Rocky Mountaineer now features a spectacular rail route through the American Rockies that combines beautifully with a road trip exploring the amazing geological wonders of Utah’s Mighty Five® national parks.
Why we love this trip…
Ride aboard Rocky Mountaineer for two days through the canyons and across the Continental Divide
Witness the red rock formations of Kodachrome Basin State Park
Hike the Rim Trail and admire the Sunset Point views at Bryce Canyon
Enjoy watersports on Lake Powell
Follow the mighty Colorado River amongst desert landscapes
** 4.8/5 Feefo Brand Rating **
From £4,399pp
Price includes 13 nights accommodation, car hire, return flights, 2-day Rocky Mountaineer rail journey
16-Day Celestial Road Tripping in Utah
Self-Drive Tour
The International Dark Sky Places Program was founded in 2001 to preserve and protect dark sites through responsible lighting policies and public education. On this road trip you will explore 10 of Utah’s many accredited International Dark Sky Parks.
Why we love this trip…
View the pristine night skies of Canyonlands National Park
Enjoy a trip on the Heber Valley Railroad
Explore the Wasatch Mountain Range
Hike the Narrows of Zion National Park
See the plateaus and spires set against the dark sky of Bryce and Capitol Reef national parks
** 4.9/5 Feefo Brand Rating **
From £2,195pp
Price includes 12 nights accommodation, car hire and return flights
16-Day Quirky Stays & The Great Outdoors
Self-Drive Tour
Stay in a variety of accommodations from rustic hotels, wilderness lodges and Under Canvas tents all set in awe-inspiring environments amongst the best locations in Utah and beyond.
Why we love this trip…
Huge choice of activities in Zion including ATV tours
Stay in Under Canvas tents on selected days
Gaze at wide-open desert skies
Hike the Narrows of Zion National Park
Explore a myriad of slot canyons in Capitol Reef National Park
** Flexible Options for Your Accommodations **
From £2,410pp
Price includes 14 nights accommodation, car hire and return flights
Quirky Stays in Utah
A stay in one of these unique Utah accommodations will bring Utah’s true self right to your door – or veranda.
Yonder Escalante
Yonder was created out of a desire to go back in time. Back to when things were simpler, quality was a given and vacation was an adventure. Here you’ll find transformed airstreams, elevated camping via the custom designed cabins, an area dedicated to RVs, plus an onsite drive-in movie theatre.
Conestoga Ranch
Friends and family members of all ages will treasure this breathtaking Glamping experience. You can choose between tents or wagon circles to create your perfect private adventure and make memories that everyone will remember for a lifetime.
Under Canvas
Immerse yourself in the great outdoors with upscale, safari-inspired tented accommodations. Experience starry night skies, extraordinary landscapes and healthy cafe-style dining at one of four Utah locations – Moab, Bryce Canyon, Lake Powell and Zion.
Compass Rose Lodge
The lodge, located in Huntsville, offers 15 beautifully-appointed king and queen bedrooms. The design here blends historic and modern elements inspired by Ogden Valley’s agricultural and industrious heritage with a sprinkling of steam-punk thrown in for good measure. There’s even an observatory here so you can view deep-sky objects at night!
Let Utah Inspire You
There’s a wealth of treats in store for you when you visit Utah. We’ve selected what we think you’ll love most.
National Parks
Utah’s national parks feature some of the most astonishing landscapes in the world. But other lands in Utah promise just as much allure, including state parks, and national monuments and recreations areas.
Read: The Mighty 5®
Outdoor Recreation
Utah is all about outdoor recreation and is known for many amazing outdoor activities set in mesmerising locations. If you’re seeking an active trip of hiking, rafting, skiing and canyoning, Utah has countless options.
Read: Utah’s Outdoor Recreation
Dark Sky Adventures
Of the vast amount of certified International Dark Sky Parks and Communities that are part of a catalogue of the finest dark skies in the world, the highest concentration are in Utah.
Read: How to stargaze in Utah
Food & Drink
Experience can’t-miss eateries and bars and breweries. Utah has long been famed for outstanding beauty and natural wonders, but it’s time to get to know the tastier side of travelling in Utah.
Read: Dining in Utah
Utah Is A Year-Round Destination…
- In July and August temperatures can consistently hit highs of between 33-35°C while winter months will experience sub-zero temperatures
- The best time to visit southern Utah is from April to June and September to October. During this time the days are warm/hot with cool/warm evenings. During spring wildflowers bloom and later in the year the leaves turn and the state is awash with autumnal colours
- During the peak summer season consider early morning and late afternoon activities to avoid the heat of the middle of the day. Or head to the water for recreational activities on Lake Powell, Bear Lake or the Green or Colorado rivers
- Ski season begins from the middle of November and runs until April – why not combine ski and winter activities with peace and solitude in the national parks
Read: Utah’s seasons
Confessions of a Globetrotter blog:
Bryce Canyon – The Lowdown for Exploring This Incredible Utah National Park
“Utah is famous for its Mighty Five® National Parks, and they are among the most visited in the United States. Each park is spectacular in its own right, and Utah visitors should try to visit them all. But what is the single-most impressive site within these five parks? I would easily choose the Bryce Amphitheatre in Bryce Canyon National Park.”