Top Las Vegas Nature Walks

Marvel at the incredible scenery of the Grand Canyon’s West Rim thanks to this 12-hour flexible sightseeing trip from Las Vegas. Take a hop-on, hop-off bus tour along the edge of the canyon, stopping at highlights like Eagle Point, Guano Point and Hualapai Cowboy Ranch. Optional trip upgrades including a helicopter flight or access to the Skywalk viewing platform are also available.

See the Grand Canyon on this day trip from Las Vegas and return in time to hit up the casinos. Explore the iconic South Rim on your own terms, saving the narrated tour for the drive through the desert.

With a maximum of 13 people, this small-group tour takes in the beauty of Antelope Canyon X without the crowds. Travel round-trip by minivan from your Las Vegas hotel to Arizona, and explore the canyon with a Navajo guide. Hike out to the sheer rock face at Horseshoe Bend and stop at a scenic overlook for views of Lake Powell.

Visit some of the most popular national parks in the United States with an expert guide on a 7-day tour from Las Vegas. Admire the natural beauty of Zion, Bryce Canyon, Arches, Canyonlands, and the Grand Canyon national parks, plus a trip through Monument Valley. Select optional activities such as a Grand Canyon helicopter flight to customize your tour. Includes transport by climate-controlled minivan, some meals, six nights of accommodation, and all national park entrances fees.

Discover the lowest point in the Western Hemisphere at Death Valley National Park, the largest National Park in the U.S., on this guided, full-day excursion from Las Vegas. Travel on board an air-conditioned minibus to one of the most desolate places on earth, and learn about Death Valley’s history, landscape, and wildlife along the way. See other desert highlights including Furnace Creek, Artist’s Palette, Badwater Basin, Zabriskie Point, and more. A boxed lunch, plenty of bottled water, and hotel pickup and drop-off are included.

Take a break from Las Vegas with a day trip to Grand Canyon National Park, stopping by Hoover Dam and Historic Route 66 on the way. When you arrive at the canyon, you'll have free time to explore trails and viewpoints, marveling at the red rock landscape down to the Colorado River.

Explore the Southwest’s iconic National Parks on a 3-day tour from Las Vegas to the Grand Canyon, Monument Valley, Lake Powell, and Zion. Discover sweeping views as you walk the South Rim of the Grand Canyon, and watch sunset illuminate the desert landscape. Take a jeep tour of Monument Valley’s back roads with a Navajo guide, and then capture classic images of Lake Powell’s rocky shoreline. Trace America’s geologic history in the cliffs at Zion National Park, and hear stories about the Southwest’s earliest inhabitants before returning to Las Vegas.

Take your time and discover the natural beauty of the Grand Canyon on a 2-day tour from Las Vegas. Customize the tour to your interests with optional tours and activities during your free time. As you travel from Nevada, see Hoover Dam, Route 66 and Grand Canyon Railway. Includes your choice of tent camping or 3-star hotel accommodation, and have the option to rise early for a visit to the rim of the Grand Canyon to watch the sunrise. This small-group tour is limited to 13 for a more intimate experience.

This tour visits Grand Canyon National Park + Upper Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe Bend. where your Navajo Guide tours you through this popular slot canyon, bringing you to all the popular spots for photos.

Valley of Fire, in Nevada, is a state park known for its stunning red sandstone formations, which illuminate the valley, especially at sunset, making it look as though it's on fire. Entwined with the valley's sandstone rock are remnants of prehistoric locals and unparalleled vistas. Perfect place outside Las Vegas for any kind of group come and see.

Leave Las Vegas' neon and slot machines for a private 2-day journey through the Southwest's stunning desert landscapes. Explore the striking beauty of Zion National Park, Horseshoe Bend, Antelope Canyon and Lake Powell. Visit some of the area's most important attractions, such as the Grand Staircase Escalante National Monument and the Big Water Dinosaur Center. Enjoy personalized attention and listen to engaging facts from your dedicated guide as you explore. Relax at night in a 3-star hotel in Page, AZ. This package is exclusive to Viator and cannot be booked anywhere else.

There are few places in the entire world with the beauty of the American West, where the wildlife, mountains and wide-open spaces create a feeling of transcendental freedom. On this 7-day camping tour through the American West, experience the beauty of Bryce Canyon and Yellowstone National Park, and see the Tetons mountains vertically stretching their way towards an open blue sky. Go searching for bison, bears, and wolves, and also enjoy the Mormon Tabernacle on a stop in Salt Lake City. The tour includes five nights of camping, one night in a hotel and most meals.

Visit Zion National Park on a full-day tour from Las Vegas that’s a convenient, cost-effective way to ensure you get there and back in a single day. With someone else doing the driving, you can relax and take in views of the Arizona Strip, Dixie National Forest, and soaring mesas, then arrive in Zion to see some of the highest sandstone cliffs on earth.

See popular highlights of the Southwest on a 3-day national parks tour from Las Vegas. Discover the amazing landscapes of Zion National Park and visit Grand Canyon National Park, where you can hike, walk along the South Rim or go on an optional helicopter ride. You'll also experience a Navajo-guided Jeep tour of Monument Valley. Take an optional tour of Antelope Canyon and see Horseshoe Bend. Hear insightful commentary from your knowledgeable guide with transportation by air-conditioned minibus, select meals and entrance fees included. This small-group tour is limited to 14 people for a more intimate experience. New Private Tour Option- Purchase 5 seats and have a fully private tour with selected ticket type Hotel option

This is the only private, VIP Grand Canyon Sunset Tour of ten or less in Las Vegas (to Grand Canyon South Rim). The Grand Canyon is one of the most spectacular sites on earth. A sunset over it is even more stunning! We begin by picking you up at your hotel, include a McDonald's breakfast, picnic lunch, photo stop at Hoover Dam, rest stop in Kingman, Arizona, photo stop on Route 66, fully-guided and narrated two mile walk, and the Grand Canyon Sunset. Our focus is on your experience at the Grand Canyon so we minimize our group sizes to maximize your tour experience. We'll spend three hours at the Grand Canyon, having a picnic lunch there and walking along the upper rim trail. The trail is very easy, flat, and paved. We'll walk from El Tovar Hotel to Yavapai Observation Station, where we'll set up and watch the sun set. The peaceful walk along the upper rim trail introduces you to the surreal, tranquil beauty of the Grand Canyon.

Discover the natural wonders and national parks of Arizona and Utah on this epic 3-day adventure. Drive along Route 66 through the Mojave Desert, look out over the south rim of the Grand Canyon, and tour Monument Valley in a Jeep. Enjoy spectacular views as you walk through Antelope Canyon, see the famous hoodoos of Bryce Canyon National Park, and choose from a variety of hikes in Zion National Park.

Experience go-kart racing on an outdoor racetrack in Las Vegas for a high-octane activity away from the Las Vegas Strip. Get behind the wheel of a go-kart that sports a powerful 270cc 4-stroke engine after receiving instruction on technique and safety on the racetrack. You can choose the number of laps you want, and check your recorded speed after you complete your laps.

The West Grand Canyon Resort is owned by the Hualapai Indian Tribe and is located in Peach Springs, Arizona. In 1988, the Hualapai Indian Tribe, which has occupied the land since 1883. The welcoming millions of visitors each year to tour the area, including the nearby ranch, River Runners, and Grand Canyon West. To further increase tourism in the area, the Grand Canyon Skywalk was built in 2007. The Skywalk is a glass, horseshoe-shaped bridge that enables visitors to walk beyond the canyon walls at Grand Canyon West, suspending them 4,000 feet above the riverbed and providing an unparalleled view of this natural wonder. Depart Las Vegas for the Grand Canyon. You will stop at the Hoover Dam for photo ops before traveling through the Joshua Tree forest on your way to the canyon. Here, you will have 3-hours to explore on your own and you may opt to walk on the Grand Canyon Skywalk (own expense). This is a great tour for those looking for a smaller, more intimate personalized experience.

Few people see the mighty Grand Canyon National Park from the remote North Rim. Here a wide web of jeep tracks lead to remote and almost inaccessible wilderness and the best view points on the entire Grand Canyon. Our local guides take you to the Grand Canyon rarely seen by tourists. You get to see the inaccessible Toroweap overlook, reachable only by sturdy 4x4. Then we jeep onto the North Rim, the remote rim of the Grand Canyon. We camp and hike along the Rainbow Rim Trail with stunning views into the abyss of the canyon below. On the return to Las Vegas, we have a chance to walk the world’s longest and deepest Narrows, hidden in the Paria Wilderness. Most of the sights of this itinerary are reachable only on 4x4 tracks through the desert and forest and there are no hotels. We will spend 3 nights camping in the wilds without any infrastructure. There will be no electricity, running water, and limited cell reception on this trip. We will bring an emergency signaling device.

This is easily the best small group, fully-guided VIP tour of 10 or less to Grand Canyon South rim. It visits the most scenic viewpoints at Grand Canyon that are off-limits to public and commercial traffic. We’ll start at Bright Angel Lodge and walk to Hopi Point, the most stunning, scenic viewpoint at Grand Canyon. We stop along the trail, eat our picnic lunch, and enjoy the fully-guided walk. The small group size allows us to walk along at a very leisurely pace, take a lot of amazing photos, and absorb the surreal, tranquil beauty of the Grand Canyon. We’ll ride the shuttle bus back from Hopi Point. We're the only tour operator who offers such a stunning tour experience. Our goal is to treat you like friends visiting for a day, have a lot of fun, and make your experience phenomenal.

Zion National Park is a jewel of a park close to Las Vegas. Here the Virgin River carved a 2000 feet deep canyon into the red rock Navajo sandstone of the Colorado Plateau. Zion is an exhilarating park for hiking and offers the most stunning, epic scenery. Come with us to explore this amazing park and challenge yourself on the epic walks that make Zion so remarkable. We hike up iconic Angel's Landing and scramble on the Via Ferrata to the place where condors (and angels) land. Then we wade through the Narrows to dive deep into the chasm of red rock that the Virgin Rover carved. Last, not least we trek to the top of Observation Point from a remote access point, avoiding the extreme elevation gain required if hiked from the bottom. We will customize your trip to fully enjoy and explore this jewel in our National Park system. Choose between guided hiking, photography. Trips can be customized to the fitness level and age of children.

Death Valley National Park is the hottest, driest and lowest National Park in the USA. This deep valley, a rift valley, lies at 282 feet below sea level. Over thousands of years huge salt deposits accumulated in the bottom of the valley creating blindingly white salt flats. Below the Panamint Range, a huge field of golden sand dunes accumulated in stark contrast with the dark granite peaks. Zabriskie Point is a quintessential “Badland” landscape, and Golden Canyon enchants with colorful rock walls. Death Valley is truly a raw, primordial landscape of jagged mountains, white salt flats, golden dunes, twisted slot canyons, with red, green and ochre rock deposits. Come with us to explore these magical lands rarely seen by tourists. Most of our time will be spent exploring this remarkable park on foot, hiking and doing photography. Learn about desert ecology as plants and animals adjust to the extreme heat and dryness. The cooler months are the perfect time to explore this famous park.

Death Valley National Park is the hottest, driest and lowest National Park in the USA. This deep valley, a rift valley, lies at 282 feet below sea level. Over thousands of years huge salt deposits accumulated in the bottom of the valley creating blindingly white salt flats. Below the Panamint Range, a huge field of golden sand dunes accumulated in stark contrast with the dark granite peaks. Zabriskie Point is a quintessential “Badland” landscape, and Golden Canyon enchants with colorful rock walls. Death Valley is truly a raw, primordial landscape of jagged mountains, white salt flats, golden dunes, twisted slot canyons, with red, green and ochre rock deposits. Come with us to explore these magical lands rarely seen by tourists. Most of our time will be spent exploring this remarkable park on foot, hiking and doing photography. Learn about desert ecology as plants and animals adjust to the extreme heat and dryness. The cooler months are the perfect time to explore this famous park.