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- The best Four Corners tour packages
- What people love about Four Corners Tours
- Travel Four Corners your way
- Best tour companies for Four Corners tours
- Popular Four Corners Cruise Ships
- Discover Four Corners tours for every budget
- Four Corners tours for every group
- Top Four Corners travel itineraries to fit your plans
- Demographics
- Best time to visit Four Corners
- Contact our Four Corners travel experts
- What our customers ask about Four Corners Tours & Trips
The best Four Corners tour packages
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Sedona, Monument Valley & Antelope Canyon Experience 3D/2N (from Las Vegas)
9 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“It was an amazing and memorable tour, our group enjoyed the beautiful places.”
Pacita, traveled in September
Monument Valley's 1,000-foot sandstone towers and Antelope Canyon's mesmerizing rock formations highlight this Four Corners adventure. Navajo-guided jeep tours take visitors to Sedona's Chapel of the Holy Cross and Oak Creek Canyon overlook. Popular with couples and solo travelers, featuring stays at Clarion Inn Page.
Duration 3 days Destinations Las Vegas, Sedona, Monument Valley, Grand Canyon National Park, Page, Antelope Canyon, Valley of Fire State Park Age Range up to 99 year olds Operator Bamba Travel From
- US$744
Incredible Canyons of the West Experience 3D/2N (from Las Vegas)
5 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“The 3 day tour was perfect!”
Richard, traveled in October
The Four Corners region comes alive on this approx. $290 per day adventure through Navajo Indian reservations and dramatic canyons. Page, Arizona serves as gateway to Lake Powell's unique salt pillars and sand arches. Three-star hotels like Comfort Inn Cedar City provide comfort, with 4.2/5-rated professional guidance.
Duration 3 days Destinations Las Vegas, Grand Canyon National Park, Page, Bryce Canyon National Park, Zion National Park Age Range up to 99 year olds Operator Bamba Travel From
- US$879
Hiking Utah's Mighty 5
25 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“The hikes were breathtaking.”
Nan, traveled in May
The Four Corners region unfolds through Utah's mighty national parks. Ancient petroglyphs await at Newspaper Rock, while Joint Trail leads to Chesler Park in Canyonlands. Zion's Narrows beckons adventurers. Nights split between scenic campgrounds and cozy cabins, with professional guides leading moderate to strenuous hikes.
Duration 9 days Destinations Las Vegas, Bryce Canyon National Park, Moab, Arches National Park, Canyonlands National Park, Capitol Reef National Park, Zion National Park Age Range 12 to 90 year olds Operator G Adventures From $2,199
15% Off- US$1,869You save $329
Sedona, Monument Valley & Antelope Canyon – 3 days
144 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“Happy travel experience!”
Nic, traveled in March
The Four Corners region shines with Sedona's Chapel of the Holy Cross, Monument Valley's towering buttes, and Antelope Canyon's magical passages. Navajo-guided jeep tours complement stays at Clarion Inn. Multilingual guides rated 4.9/5 by 140+ travelers enhance the experience.
Duration 3 days Destinations Las Vegas, Sedona, Monument Valley, Page, Antelope Canyon, Valley of Fire State Park Age Range 7 to 99 year olds Operated in English, German, Italian, Portuguese, French, Spanish, Chinese Operator Amadeo From
15% Off- US$600
Ancient wonders unite at Mesa Verde's Cliff Palace, Monument Valley's sandstone buttes, and Antelope Canyon's sculpted walls. Traditional Navajo experiences and historic Route 66 stops create cultural connections.
Duration 17 days Destinations San Francisco, Yosemite National Park, Bishop, Death Valley National Park, Las Vegas, Zion National Park, Bryce Canyon National Park, Capitol Reef National Park, Moab, Arches National ParkSee all destinations Age Range 16 to 85 year olds Operator Explore! From
15% Off- US$6,610
What people love about Four Corners Tours
We had a great time on our tour. It was jammed pack full of fun and information. Our guide Patricia was the best. She knew so much history about the states we travelled to and the parks we visited. I would definitely recommend this tour and Patricia.
Sedona, Monument Valley & Antelope Canyon Experience 3D/2N (from Las Vegas)
- Hiking Utah's Mighty 5
Loved this trip, got to meet some awesome people and even got to do some hikes that weren't on the itinerary but were on my bucket list. All in all I couldn't of asked for a better trip
- Sedona, Monument Valley & Antelope Canyon – 3 days
Had great time and sites were spectacular....Dino and Hiro were great guide. I would recommend to others.
Travel Four Corners your way
For hikers seeking to explore Utah's incredible national parks, several standout tours offer distinct experiences across the region's most remarkable landscapes. The most comprehensive options run 9 days, taking you through all of Utah's Mighty 5 parks with carefully planned routes that let you experience each location's unique character. Our travelers particularly praise the early morning hikes in Bryce Canyon, where you can watch the sunrise illuminate thousands of red rock hoodoos. The tours include camping under incredibly dark skies, with several customers highlighting the stargazing as an unexpected highlight of their trip. What sets these hiking tours apart is their flexibility - you'll find options for different fitness levels on most days. The Virgin River Narrows trek in Zion consistently ranks as a favorite among our customers, with guides providing special water shoes and walking sticks for wading through the shallow river between towering canyon walls. More challenging options include the Scout Lookout trail with its famous Walter's Wiggles switchbacks and views of Zion Canyon from 1,000 feet up. Our customers particularly value the expert guidance through places like Monument Valley and Bears Ears, where Navajo guides share deep cultural knowledge while leading you to lesser-known viewpoints and archaeological sites. The tours typically include a mix of shorter scenic walks and full-day hikes, with highlights including the Devils Garden trail in Arches National Park and the Queen's Garden loop in Bryce Canyon.
Search for the ultimate Active tour in Four Corners! From adrenaline-fuelled experiences to water sports, there are 23 private, group and tailor-made adventures to choose from. With some of our much-loved tour operators offering all-inclusive activity packages, you’re sure to find your perfect Four Corners adventure!
Explore a wide diversity of coach / bus tours through Four Corners. We have 28 adventures that vary from 3 days to 15 days. With the greatest number of departures in May, this is also the most popular time of the year.
Utah's national parks open up beautifully when you combine hiking with comfortable camping spots. You can rest up in proper western wagons near Zion that come with real beds and your own bathroom - it's camping but with all the comforts you need. Our 9-day tour takes you across all five Utah parks, and our travelers keep telling us how special those Bryce Canyon sunrise walks are, plus wading through the Virgin River Narrows is something else entirely. If you're short on time, the 4-day tours zero in on Zion and Bryce where our guides really shine - they know every rock formation's story and all the local secrets. We've timed everything just right too; you'll be at Antelope Canyon when those light beams do their magic and catch Horseshoe Bend right as the sun sets.
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Best tour companies for Four Corners tours
From what our travelers tell us, Intrepid Travel comes up solid for Four Corners trips - their guides know their stuff and the logistics work smoothly. But let's be real about the Zion Glamping Adventure - they've had some hiccups lately with letting people know about changes to where they're staying and what meals are included. If you're looking at G Adventures, their Utah & Arizona National Parks tour is getting really good feedback. Our customers particularly like how they get to hang out with other travelers while checking out places like Bryce Canyon, Arches and also Zion. The group dynamic seems to work well here. The Sedona, Monument Valley & Antelope Canyon trip from Bamba Experience is more of a mixed bag. Some folks felt the marketing oversold what they actually got, and there were questions about guide expertise. That said, others mentioned comfortable hotels and guides who knew their history - so your experience might vary depending on when you go. Just keep in mind most of these tours book up months ahead during peak season, so planning early makes sense. The sweet spot for booking is usually 4-6 months out, especially if you're eyeing specific dates.
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Discover Four Corners tours for every budget
For budget-conscious travelers, several well-rated tours explore the majesty of the American Southwest without breaking the bank. These tours focus on the key highlights like Zion and Monument Valley while keeping costs down through efficient routing. A popular 3-day option packs in Sedona's red rocks, Antelope Canyon's smooth walls and Monument Valley's towering buttes. Our customers particularly enjoy the Navajo-guided experiences and early morning light at these locations. Budget tours typically include basic lodging in towns like Page and organized transport, though you'll need to cover your own meals. The guides get consistently good reviews for their knowledge, with one of our travelers noting how their guide made even the long desert drives interesting with stories about the region's geology and history.
Luxury tours through the Four Corners region elevate the experience with carefully chosen accommodations and extra cultural touches. The 7-day options include special access to less-visited sections of Monument Valley and private nature talks with geological experts at the Grand Canyon. Our travelers love the Navajo cookouts under the stars and the chance to explore Oak Creek Canyon's hidden corners. One guest mentioned how much they appreciated staying right inside the national parks, which meant catching first light before the day visitors arrived. These tours include thoughtfully planned dining experiences, like sunset meals overlooking Bryce Canyon's amphitheater while local musicians perform.
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Four Corners tours for every type of group
Who are you traveling with?
Group
224 tours in Four CornersExplore a wide diversity of group tours through Four Corners. We have 224 adventures that vary from 3 days to 17 days. With the greatest number of departures in September, this is also the most popular time of the year.
Small Group
87 tours in Four CornersTours through the Four Corners keep things intimate with small groups that blend cultural experiences and natural landscapes perfectly. The 9-day hiking programs showcase Utah's parks, and our travelers love those quiet morning walks in Bryce Canyon followed by guided visits to ancient petroglyph sites. If you're short on time, the 4-day tours focus on Zion and Monument Valley, where local Navajo guides lead you through lesser-known parts of their homeland while sharing traditional knowledge. Your accommodation mixes western wagons with lodge stays, offering proper beds and private bathrooms while maintaining that outdoor connection. The small group size makes it easy to adapt on the go, whether spending extra moments photographing Horseshoe Bend, or adjusting hiking routes to match everyone's pace. Our 7-day journeys include special elements like authentic Navajo family meals, quiet sections of Monument Valley and also early entry to Antelope Canyon before other visitors arrive. These intimate groups work particularly well because you can take your time in Zion's Narrows, pause for those perfect morning shots at Scout Lookout, and explore at a comfortable rhythm that suits everyone.
Private / Personalized
11 tours in Four CornersPrivate tours offer the ultimate in flexibility, with several standout options ranging from 3 to 7 days. These tours let you adjust the pace - spend extra time photographing Horseshoe Bend or take that longer hike in Zion if you're feeling energetic. Our travelers particularly value the personal attention at Antelope Canyon, where private guides help you find the best photo angles. The 7-day tours include camping under the stars or lodge stays, depending on your preference, and our guests often mention how much they enjoy having control over meal times and photo stops. One family told us their guide adapted perfectly to their mixed hiking abilities, suggesting alternate trails when needed.
Top Four Corners travel itineraries to fit your plans
For travelers short on time, several excellent 3-day tours pack in the Southwest's highlights. The most popular routes start in Las Vegas and head straight to Sedona, where you'll explore Oak Creek Canyon's red rock formations and visit the Chapel of the Holy Cross. Our customers particularly love the Navajo-guided experiences in Monument Valley, with open-air jeep tours taking you deep into the tribal lands. One tour option includes camping under the stars, while others offer lodge stays - perfect if you prefer a proper bed. The early risers get special treats like watching first light hit Antelope Canyon's curved walls and catching sunrise over Horseshoe Bend. These quick trips wrap up with stops at Valley of Fire State Park, where our guides time the visits perfectly to catch those red sandstone cliffs glowing in the late afternoon sun.
Week-long tours give you time to really dig into the region's natural wonders and cultural heritage. Our most recommended 7-day adventures take you through both Utah and Arizona's finest spots. You'll spend full days exploring places like Mesa Verde's ancient cliff dwellings and Arches National Park's natural stone formations. Our travelers consistently praise the Navajo cookouts in Monument Valley, where local families share traditional foods and stories under desert skies. These tours include special touches like sunrise jeep rides through the valley and guided walks with tribal experts who know exactly where to spot hidden petroglyphs. Several itineraries include time at Lake Powell, and also let you choose between hiking deeper into the Grand Canyon or taking optional helicopter flights for a different perspective.
The 10-day journeys really let you settle into the Southwest's rhythm. These tours typically start in Las Vegas and weave through multiple national parks at a comfortable pace. You'll have entire days dedicated to exploring places like Zion, where our customers rave about walking the Watchman's Trail and cooling off in the Virgin River. The itineraries include authentic cultural experiences, like Mystery Valley tours with Navajo guides who share stories about ancient pottery shards and rock art you'll discover together. What makes these longer trips special is the extra time at each stop - you can take that optional horseback ride through Bryce Canyon's Bristlecone Pine forest and still have time for sunset photography among the hoodoos later.
Demographics
Solo travelers find the camping-based tours particularly welcoming, with several multi-day options that our customers say are perfect for meeting like-minded explorers. The 9-day hiking tour through Utah's parks regularly gets praise for its mix of scheduled activities and free time - you can join group hikes or explore on your own. Another popular choice includes glamping adventures where you get your own comfortable wagon-style accommodation but share meals and stories around the campfire. Solo travelers especially appreciate the included Navajo-guided tours in Monument Valley, saying it removes the stress of arranging permits and transport alone. The guides are great at creating a friendly group atmosphere while respecting everyone's independence.
Our couples often book tours mixing outdoor experiences with cozy evenings. Many love the early morning walks in Bryce Canyon paired with nights in the historic lodges right by Monument Valley. The guided hikes through Zion's Narrows come with glamping setups - you get private bathrooms while staying close to nature. Monument Valley really shines at sunrise, and our travelers say the stargazing here is incredible. Most couples go for the 7-day tours that blend camping with lodge stays, getting that nice mix of wild spaces and also comfortable beds.
Young adult travelers tend to pick the more active itineraries, and our most popular choice includes camping under starlit skies in Bryce Canyon and hiking the Narrows in Zion. These tours often feature optional canyoneering adventures and also sunrise hikes that really get the adrenaline going. Another standout includes overnight stays in traditional Navajo hogans, where you'll hear folk tales around the campfire and join in traditional singing and dancing. The guides are skilled at tailoring hikes to different fitness levels, and young travelers particularly enjoy the photo opportunities at Horseshoe Bend and also Antelope Canyon. Most choose tours that mix camping with some hotel stays, giving a good balance of outdoor adventure and modern comforts.
Our older travelers love the 3-day tours that keep things comfortable and well-paced. The guides know exactly which trails work best in Zion and Bryce Canyon, adjusting the walking speed to match the group. Monument Valley jeep tours are a real hit - you get lots of cultural insights, photo stops and also rest breaks along the way. Many prefer staying in Page and Sedona, where the hotels put you right near the action and the walking trails are easier on the legs. Our guides get lots of compliments for their patience and deep knowledge of local geology and also history.
Families traveling through the Four Corners region have some excellent options that blend learning with fun outdoor activities. Our most popular family tour includes a Navajo-led jeep ride through Monument Valley where kids get particularly excited about recognizing movie locations. The guides are great at adapting the pace for different ages - you'll find shorter hiking options in Zion National Park and plenty of stops for those inevitable bathroom breaks and snack times. Another standout includes glamping in western-style wagons near Zion, complete with proper beds and private bathrooms that make the wilderness comfortable for everyone. Parents tell us their children loved becoming junior rangers in the parks and especially enjoyed the evening campfire stories about Navajo culture. The boat ride on Lake Powell tends to be another family favorite and also gives everyone a chance to rest between hikes.
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- Couples114 tours
- Seniors (50+)148 tours
Best time to visit Four Corners
- Spring 2025
Spring hits the sweet spot for hiking in the Four Corners, and we've got the tours to match. Our 7-day trips covering Utah's five national parks are perfect timing for desert wildflowers adding splashes of color everywhere. Zion really comes into its own - you can explore the Narrows without summer's heat or crowds getting in the way. Monument Valley sunrise tours are pure magic in spring; one customer told me their morning photos looked more like paintings than real shots. Those glamping spots near Zion with proper beds and bathrooms in western wagons? They fill up fast this time of year. Lots of folks go for our 3-day Sedona and Monument Valley combo, hitting Oak Creek Canyon's spring bloom and also catching Monument Valley at its most comfortable temperatures.
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- Summer 2025
Summer touring through Four Corners works best with our multi-day packages that match early starts to smart afternoon breaks in the heat. Travelers particularly love our 4-day journeys across Zion and Bryce Canyon, where you trek among red rocks at dawn before settling into western wagons equipped with private bathrooms and outdoor fire pits. The 9-day Utah park expeditions earn high marks from our guests, blending demanding trails with peaceful evenings beneath star-filled desert skies. When temperatures climb, our tours adapt naturally - you'll wade the refreshing waters of Zion's Narrows, or explore the cool passages of Antelope Canyon while Navajo guides share their heritage and stories. For something in between, the 7-day tours balance outdoor discovery, comfortable accommodations and thoughtfully timed experiences, like early Monument Valley jeep rides or Horseshoe Bend visits when the light paints perfect photos. What sets these summer routes apart is the practical planning - our guides understand the perfect timing for each trail, knowing which paths offer shade, water access and also the best experiences throughout the day.
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- Fall / Autumn 2025
Fall shows off the Southwest's true colors and we've got several popular tours that make the most of it. Our 9-day hiking adventures through Utah's parks catch those perfect temperatures for extended walks, with travelers particularly enjoying those peaceful morning strolls among Bryce Canyon's hoodoos before the crowds arrive. The 3-day tours from Las Vegas blend Sedona's red rocks with Monument Valley, where local Navajo guides share cultural stories during open-air jeep explorations. For something different, our 4-day glamping options near Zion provide western-style wagon stays with proper beds and bathrooms, making autumn exploration both adventurous and comfortable. Our guests tell us that hiking the Narrows in fall hits the sweet spot - you can wade through the river without battling summer heat or winter's cold. Many of our travelers choose tours that combine camping with lodge stays, especially loving those crisp nights at Bryce Canyon when temperatures drop just enough to make the campfire essential and also perfect for trading stories about each day's discoveries.
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- Winter 2025 / 2026
In winter, the Southwest national parks get wonderfully quiet and intimate. Zion looks amazing when snow dusts the red rocks - our photographers can't get enough. The 3-day Monument Valley and Antelope Canyon tours are real hits because you get these normally packed spots almost to yourself. One of my favorites pairs a local Navajo-guided 4x4 ride through Monument Valley with warm, cozy lodge stays for those cold desert nights. Bryce Canyon is special in winter too; our customers love seeing those unique hoodoo formations wearing their white snow caps against the red rock backdrop. Our guides know their winter stuff, picking the right trails for conditions and keeping everyone warm and comfortable.
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What can I really see around the Four Corners Monument?
Way more than just that famous intersection point! Sure you can snap that classic photo where four states meet (Arizona New Mexico Utah and Colorado) but the region's packed with incredible stuff to explore. Monument Valley's stunning buttes will take your breath away Mesa Verde's ancient cliff dwellings tell amazing stories and you can dive deep into Canyon de Chelly's history with knowledgeable Navajo guides. Our travelers absolutely love the Monument Valley jeep tours where Navajo guides share their history and culture - it's a highlight of our 3-day Sedona Monument Valley & Antelope Canyon experience. You'll also get to wander through Oak Creek Canyon check out Sedona's cool art scene and stand in awe at Horseshoe Bend.
What are some hidden gems worth exploring?
There's so much to discover off the beaten path! Drive along the iconic Route 66 with all its vintage American charm explore Mystery Valley's secluded Anasazi ruins and rock art or take on the "Million Dollar Highway" through Colorado's San Juan Mountains. You'll find dramatic mountain views and fascinating old mining towns along the way that most tourists never see.
Where can I find amazing spots without the crowds?
If you're looking to dodge the crowds while seeing something special check out Newspaper Rock it's got the Southwest's largest collection of petroglyphs. Capitol Reef National Park is another hidden treasure with gorgeous canyons historic orchards and ancient rock art. Snow Canyon State Park's pretty incredible too - they even filmed "Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid" there!
What's the best way to get around the Four Corners area?
Having your own wheels gives you the most freedom to explore this huge region. If you're planning to go off-road especially in Monument Valley definitely get a 4x4. Or let us handle everything with our 7-day "Best of Utah & Arizona National Parks" tour where we take care of transport provide expert guides and plan the perfect route. You'll experience Zion and Bryce Canyon get a Navajo-guided tour through Antelope Canyon catch sunrise in Monument Valley by jeep and cruise down Route 66. Many National Parks also run shuttle services which make it super easy to hit the trails and viewpoints.