An Adventurous 3-Day Getaway to Las Vegas, Zion, Antelope, and Grand Canyon

  1. Day 1: Zion National Park
    163 miles (2 hours 45 minutes) from Las Vegas

    Spend the day in Zion National Park, a haven for outdoor enthusiasts and hikers. Drive through Zion Canyon Scenic Drive and stop at the numerous hiking trails such as Angel's Landing. Enjoy panoramic views of towering cliffs and red rocks. Take a dip in the refreshing waters of the Virgin River or go canyoneering in the adventurous Narrows. End the day watching the sunset at the Canyon Overlook Trail.

  2. Day 2: Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe Bend
    122 miles (2 hours) from Zion National Park

    Start your day with a guided tour of the Antelope Canyon. Marvel at the majestic swirling rock formations glowing in brilliant shades of orange and red. Next, head to Horseshoe Bend, a breathtaking natural wonder caused by the Colorado River's erosion. Enjoy the stunning view of the river, the bend, and the colorful rocks. End the day by strolling around the local shops and restaurants of Page, Arizona.

  3. Day 3: Grand Canyon National Park
    137 miles (2 hours 30 minutes) from Horseshoe Bend

    Experience the grandeur of the Grand Canyon, one of the world's most spectacular natural wonders. Hike along the South Rim Trail and awe at the vastness of the canyon. Stop at the scenic viewpoints, such as Mather Point and Desert View Watchtower. Take a helicopter tour or a river rafting trip to see the canyon from different perspectives. End the day with a spectacular sunset at the Grand Canyon Village.

Time and Costs Estimates

  • Zion National Park (1 day, $35 entry fee per vehicle)
  • Antelope Canyon (2 hours, $85 per person)
  • Horseshoe Bend (1 hour, $10 parking fee per vehicle)
  • Grand Canyon National Park (1 day, $35 entry fee per vehicle)
  • Total Estimated Costs: $170 entry fees + $85 Antelope Canyon tour + parking fees

Useful Tips

If you have more time, visit Valley of Fire State Park or Bryce Canyon National Park. Go horseback riding in Zion, kayaking in Lake Powell, or stargazing at the Grand Canyon. If you have less time, skip Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe Bend. Instead, explore Hoover Dam or Red Rock Canyon. Wear comfortable shoes and clothes, bring plenty of water, and be prepared for changing weather conditions. Check the opening and closing times of the sites before planning your itinerary and book your tours in advance.

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