Las Vegas Tours - Four Recommended Routes

Get away from the hustle and bustle of Las Vegas and head to the national parks around LAS, which are within a 2-hour drive, to see a symphony of primitive canyons and human civilization; unlock the natural scenery feast of the US national parks in winter~ Route 1: Red rocks like a sea of ​​fire + colorful stone pillars Route: Las Vegas → Valley of Fire → Colorful Stone Matrix → Check in Las Vegas Sign Travel Highlights: Beehive-shaped Beehives + Atlatl Rock + Arch Rock: 1 hour from LAS to Valley of Fire Route 2: Wave-shaped colorful cave + Horseshoe Fjord Route: Las Vegas → Upper/Lower Antelope Canyon → Horseshoe Bend → Lake Powell. Travel highlights: Choose Upper Antelope Canyon for families and Lower Antelope Canyon for adventure lovers ■Recommended attractions: Horseshoe Bay at dusk to see the canyon horizon + Powell Lake cruise: LAS is 4 hours away from Antelope Canyon Route ❸: Desert Valley + Red Rocks Route: Las Vegas → Death Valley National Park → Red Rock Canyon Travel Highlights: Dante's View overlooking Death Valley Watch the sunset at Zabriskie Point in Las Vegas, Badwater, the lowest point in North America Recommended attractions: Red Rock Canyon Hiking and Cycling: LAS is 2.5 hours away from Death Valley Route ④: Snow Mountain Canyon + Red Rock Wonderland + Canyon Bend Route: B1: Las Vegas → Zion National Park → Bryce Canyon National Park B2: Bryce Canyon → Arches National Park → Monument Valley B3: Antelope Canyon (choose one of the upper and lower valleys) → Horseshoe Bend → Lake Powell → Las Vegas ■ Tourist attractions: Zion hiking/mountaineering/wading, Bryce Snow View Hiking, Monument Valley check-in "Forrest Gump" same road, Arches hiking, etc. LAS is 2.5 hours away from Zion. Things to note for nearby tours: The temperature difference between day and night in the Canyon Park is large, so be careful to protect yourself from the sun and wind. When hiking in the canyon, wear suitable hiking shoes and travel shoes, and prepare plenty of easy-to-carry water. You must hike in a group.