National Park Explorer

Las Vegas

Enjoy the bright lights of Las Vegas, with its luxury hotels, world-class dining and endless shopping opportunities. Take an evening helicopter flight over the iconic Las Vegas Strip, explore the extraordinary hotels and casinos and be entertained by the outstanding shows. After two nights staying in the luxurious ARIA Resort & Casino, check out of your hotel and pick up your Cruise America motorhome.

Zion National Park

Drive northeast across the border into Utah to Zion National Park. Famous for its steep red canyon cliffs, highlights include the Zion Canyon Scenic Drive, Weeping Rock, the Emerald Pools and the Checkerboard Mesa. Also home to the California condor and the amazing hanging gardens which cling to the side of the majestic cliffs.

Bryce Canyon National Park

From Zion head northeast to Bryce Canyon where the awe-inspiring hoodoos will take your breath away. These colourful stone pillars are best viewed from Bryce Point in the early morning. Don’t miss the Natural Bridge, Rainbow Point and the Under-the-Rim Trail. For something unique, join a guided night hike to stargaze in the dark skies with the local park rangers.

Capitol Reef National Park

Journey onwards to Capitol Reef where the geological formations will leave you speechless. Make sure to put Panorama Point, Goosenecks Overlook, the Waterpocket District, the Petroglyph Panel and Cassidy Arch on your hitlist. Enjoy the coloured cliffs and sweeping vistas on the 25 mile Capitol Reef Scenic Drive.

Moab – Canyonlands National Park

Moab is an ideal base for visiting both Canyonlands and Arches National Parks. The scenery is extraordinary with vibrant red rocks, canyons, mesa and delicate rock arches. Choose to take an ATV tour, hike the national parks or enjoy a delicious dinner overlooking the Colorado River.

Canyonlands is Utah’s largest national park offering up sheer cliffs, deep canyons, and sparkling rivers. This colourful landscape has some spectacular panoramic views. Don’t miss the Mesa Arch, Upheaval Dome, the Needles District, Elephant Hill and the Wooden Shoe Arch Overlook.

Moab - Arches National Park

Arches is, as the name suggests, dominated by over 2,000 arches and towering monoliths. Must sees include the Delicate Arch, The Windows, Double Arch, Devils Garden, the Balanced Rock and the Petrified Dunes.

Monument Valley

Drive south to Monument Valley, the iconic landscape of countless Western movies from John Wayne’s Stage Coach to The Lone Ranger. Lying on the border between Utah and Arizona, the iconic views are best enjoyed from the 17 mile long dirt road that winds between numerous cliffs and mesas. Explore the trails and the towering red sandstone buttes which are situated within a Navajo Tribal Park.

Lake Powell

Travel through winding roads and isolated pioneer towns before crossing the Arizona/Utah state line to arrive into beautiful Lake Powell. This vast lake has over 2,000 miles of breathtaking shoreline with plenty of ways to enjoy the amazing scenery and natural wonders on offer. Kayak through Horseshoe Bend, take a cruise along the shores to Antelope Canyon or hike to Rainbow Bridge.

Grand Canyon

The Grand Canyon is one of the seven natural wonders of the world. Carved out by the majestic Colorado River, the canyon offers spectacular scenery and the North Rim offers a less visited and more remote experience. Take to the skies on a helicopter tour for the best views of the endless backdrop.

The next day, take your final drive back to Las Vegas and return your motorhome before your flight home.

Depart Las Vegas