Hiking Bryce and Zion National Parks with Adventures in Good Company
Sometimes you want to fit in as much hiking on a hiking trip as quickly as possible, and that is what we have planned with our Hiking Bryce and Zion National Parks adventure. We’re packing in hikes to show you the best of Utah’s most iconic National Parks in four days. You’ll see towering hoodoos, slithering slot canyons, and the striking desert oasis that is Emerald Pools.
On our Hiking Bryce and Zion National Parks trip, we spend three nights in Zion Canyon with a day hiking trip over to Bryce for one of its premiere hikes. The cool weather and quiet of late fall are delightful for hiking. You’ll get to experience jaw-dropping views and spend your nights in the park’s lodges and rustic cabins for a well-deserved rest.
Our fall hiking trip to the Southwest is designed to pack as much hiking into a short time as possible. Each of the hikes, chosen for their beauty and variety, involve significant ups and downs. There is not substantial downtime or time to visit Springdale, but there is plenty of time to absorb the unexpected beauty of the golden cottonwoods and red maples.
Maximum group size: 12
Highlights
- Climbing the trails to Scout’s Lookout in Zion National Park
- Hiking amongst the Hoodoos in Bryce National Park
- Enjoying the outrageous colors and crisp air of late fall
- Staying for three nights in a lodge at the bottom of Zion Canyon
