FAQs

Every season in Utah has its benefits! Spring time is the most popular time to visit as the weather is at it's peak. Fall and Winter are also beautiful in Utah as the weather is cool, parks are less crowded, & hotel rates are lower. The summer months are great for water activities when the rivers are at their peaks to escape the heat.

June through September is ideal to visit Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Park. Be aware that 30% of all Yellowstone visitors come to visit in the month of July. It is paramount that you book your Yellowstone lodging as far in advance as possible if you wish to stay inside the park.

All of our tours operate in large SUVs or 15 passenger vans depending on the group size. We are not a motorcoach company.

Arches, Canyonlands, Capitol Reef, Bryce Canyon, and Zion National Park.

With our years of experience operating luxury tours around Utah and the surrounding states, we’ve been able to combine our detailed itineraries with the most luxurious lodging all conducted by the most knowledgeable guides Utah has to offer to give you the best experience money can buy. Our attention to detail and flawless execution gives our guests the vacation of a lifetime they deserve. Sign up today to experience how we’ve brought smiles to over 10,000 faces.

Yes, we have a no-smoking policy on our small group tours.

Yes, we can provide vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, and kosher options.

It varies. We have had young children to seniors join us.

Layers! Light-weight layers made of technical fabrics are best. Pants that convert into shorts also work well in the desert. Brimmed hat and sunglasses will add additional protection from the sun. We send out a detailed packing list to all travelers 30-days before your tour departs.

We suggest light-weight, breathable, flexible hiking boot with ankle support. Additionally, you will want to add several pairs of socks, designed for desert hiking; breathable, wicking, technical fabrics work best.

We recommend a soft-sided, light-weight suitcase, convertible duffle, or backpack. Also, consider bringing a camera bag, small day pack, or fanny pack as well.

We walk approximately 3 miles per day, not necessarily consecutively. There are elevation changes and there is uneven ground on some of the trails.

No, hiking with the group is not mandatory.

Yes, just speak with your guide and they can make recommendations. They may not be able to accompany you but they can advise you where/when to hike if you want further.

You will spend a minimum of 2-3 hours in each park, on average 3-4 hours.

We do not have any age restrictions for our tours, however, we ask that parents know their children’s hiking abilities. If children are able to hike and keep up with the group they are welcome on our tour.