LAS VEGAS
21 Tours Reviewed
Red Rock feels wild, even near Vegas. This hike brings you into Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area with a guide who focuses on the kinds of sights most visitors miss, like petroglyphs and animals on the move. You’ll also…
The sand makes real magic. This tour strings together two famous-looking places that still feel wild: Peekaboo Slot Canyon with its shifting red tones, and the Great Chamber at Cutler Point where the light turns dunes into a photo-ready room.…
Desert walking hits different in Valley of Fire. This private 5-hour hike from Las Vegas pairs hotel pickup with iconic park sights like Atlatl Rock petroglyphs, the White Dome slot-canyon loop, and short canyon walks. I especially like two things…
Stars change the desert. This Sedona night hike mixes sunset-to-dark adventure with real sky time and hands-on desert science using UV lights. You’ll head out before full night, hike to a vista as the red rocks glow, then keep going…
Wind Pebble Canyon hits your eyes first. You get the huge Arizona sense of space, then—bam—switch to tight slot canyons and glowing rock shapes. I especially like how the route moves between three different canyon looks (Thumbnail, Fire Rock, and…
Sedona’s most famous rock is better with a guide. This private 2.5-hour Cathedral Rock hike is built around easy-to-moderate trail time, smart pacing, and on-the-ground explanations of Sedona’s geology and plant life, led by a local educator. I especially like…
Sandstone dreams come with paddles. This guided Antelope Canyon kayak and hike is interesting because you don’t just look at the slot canyon. You ride in on Lake Powell first, then walk the Lower Antelope Canyon portion on foot so…
Sedona changes tone after sunset. This 4-hour night adventure turns the red rocks into a natural observatory, using a Dark Sky City setting to help you see real constellations, planets, and even the Milky Way. You’ll start with the glow…
Valley of Fire is Las Vegas, minus the chaos. This half-day hike is built around Nevada’s oldest and largest state park, about an hour from the Strip, where red sandstone looks almost molten in bright sun. You’ll get a trained…
Red Rock Canyon feels like a mini escape. This guided experience turns a Las Vegas morning into a desert adventure with a scenic drive and a hike that stays readable for most visitors. I especially like the pickup-and-guide convenience, and…
One turn off the main road and the world changes fast. The Great Chamber at Cutler Point is a sand-dune cove where the light makes an alcove glow, and the hike feels like you’re earning that view step by step.…
A canyon hike that feels refreshingly human. The Ligai Si Anii slot canyon tour is short, guided, and focused on getting you to the pretty parts fast: sandstone walls, tight turns, and photo-friendly views inside the canyon. I especially like…
Lake Powell is a whole different world. This guided Lake Powell kayak plus Water Antelope Canyon hike is a smart way to see two of the Page area’s biggest highlights without renting gear or piecing tours together yourself. What I…
You can’t fake these canyon views. This South Kaibab Trail hike starts at Yaki Point and sends you down a ridge for wide-open panoramas that feel different from the usual paths. I especially love how the itinerary hits named viewpoints…
Peek-a-Boo Canyon is short on time, long on wow. From Kanab you drive about 40 minutes into the Grand Staircase-Escalate area, then step into Peek-a-Boo Canyon for classic slot-canyon angles and color. I especially like the way this tour is…
