Small group · 3 days
Grand Canyon Traveler
Las Vegas → Grand Canyon National Park
- Grand Canyon National Park, Arizona, Nevada
- Small group, 2–14
Price on requestCustom-priced
Trips leaving Las Vegas
The cheapest way into Zion and Bryce Canyon — a 24-hour airport about two and a half hours from Zion’s south entrance.
6 trips start here. Shortest first — pick by how much time you have.
2-3 days
4-6 days
Small group · 5 days
Mighty 5 Utah Tour From Las Vegas
Las Vegas → Zion National Park
- Zion National Park, Bryce Canyon National Park, Arches National Park
- Small group, 2–14
$1,999from / person
Small group · 6 days
St. George Dinosaurs - Ancient Odysseys
Las Vegas → Zion National Park
- Zion National Park, Bryce Canyon National Park, Utah
- Small group, 2–14
$3,899from / person
7-10 days
Self-drive · 7 days
Self-Drive Tour: Canyons
Las Vegas → Zion National Park
- Zion National Park, Bryce Canyon National Park, Grand Canyon National Park
- Small group, 2–14
Price on requestCustom-priced
Self-drive · 10 days
Self-Drive: Best of the Southwest
Las Vegas → Zion National Park
- Zion National Park, Bryce Canyon National Park, Arches National Park
- Small group, 2–14
Price on requestCustom-priced
Self-drive · 9 days
Self-Drive Tour: Grand Circle
Las Vegas → Zion National Park
- Zion National Park, Grand Canyon National Park, Monument Valley
- Small group, 2–14
Price on requestCustom-priced
Starting from Las Vegas
Las Vegas is the closest major airport to Zion, roughly two and a half hours away, and it is usually the cheapest to fly into of any gateway on this catalogue. Bryce Canyon is about four hours on, and the Grand Canyon’s South Rim about four and a half; the West Rim is nearer, at around two.
The airport runs around the clock, which matters more than it sounds: a late arrival is still a usable arrival, and a trip can leave early the next morning without anyone having lost a day to travel.
What leaves from here ranges from a long weekend in one park to a two-week loop through the whole Colorado Plateau. Southern Utah in high summer is genuinely hot — the shoulder seasons, April to May and September to October, are the ones the guides prefer.