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Las Vegas to Zion National Park Tour – Explore Emerald Pools, Lodge, and Temple of Sinawava
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What This Is
When people think of hiking for a day, they think of driving, parking, and all the travel stress. But traveling from Las Vegas to Zion National Park is too easy with this small-group Zion National Park tour. Stop thinking about all that driving and parking—just sit back and let a driver tour guide do all the work while you enjoy scenic views, like the Virgin River Canyon and Sand Hollow State Park.
Take on six full hours to explore with your guide. Start at the visitor center and then hop on the Zion Canyon Shuttle to visit top spots like the Emerald Pools at Zion National Park, the Lodge at Zion, and the Temple of Sinawava. If you’ve secured a permit for Angels Landing, this tour gives you enough time to complete the hike—without the stress of parking.
Your Zion National Park guided tour also includes a drive through the historic Zion-Mt. Carmel Tunnel and plenty of time to take in the beauty of Zion Canyon Drive, reaching parts of the park many tours skip. Snacks and meals are available during comfort stops and at Zion Lodge.




Best Parts
Skip the Crowds: Travel in a small group for a more personal and immersive experience.
Direct Access to Zion Canyon: Avoid long drives, parking hassles, and outside shuttles with direct transport.
Expert Guide: Travel with an experienced owner-operator for insider knowledge.
Comfortable and Convenient: Enjoy hotel pick-up/drop-off, air-conditioned vehicle, and no park entry fees.
Customer Reviews
Customers mostly enjoyed the tour because of the knowledgeable guides, small groups, and comfortable transportation. Some thought the driver was driving too fast or that the tour was rushed.

Customers say the tour guides are great and know a lot about the park.
People really like how small the groups are because it's easier to see everything.
Many visitors were happy that the vans were clean and comfortable.
Guests love that they get picked up right from their hotel.
Some people thought the tour was rushed.
A few visitors mentioned that the driver can go a little too fast at times.
Itinerary
Zion National Park takes you through scenic byways, geological wonders, and the heart of Zion Canyon.
Virgin River Gorge
Experience the dramatic beauty of the Virgin River Gorge, a stunning canyon carved by the Virgin River. Towering canyon walls rise on either side of the highway, creating a landscape that rivals a national park in its grandeur. This geological marvel offers a breathtaking introduction to the natural wonders of the region.
Southern Utah Scenic Byways
Discover the captivating beauty of Southern Utah's scenic byways, characterized by striking red sand dunes, both ancient and hardened, and unique dune formations nestled among the red rock hills. These routes offer picturesque views and glimpses of serene lakes, showcasing the diverse landscapes of the region.
Zion National Park Visitor Center
Begin your exploration of Zion National Park at the Visitor Center, where you can gather essential tips and information to navigate the park's key sites. Maximize your time with insights into the park's attractions and shuttle system.
Zion Canyon Shuttle System
Utilize the convenient Zion Shuttle system for easy access to Zion Canyon's most famous attractions. This hop-on, hop-off service allows you to explore the heart of the park without the stress of parking, ensuring you can fully immerse yourself in the stunning surroundings.
Zion Canyon Drive
Delve into the heart of Zion along Zion Canyon Drive, granting access to iconic sites like Emerald Pools, Zion Lodge, the Grotto, Temple of Sinawava, and the Narrows. This experience goes beyond a simple drive-through, allowing you to fully appreciate the park's most cherished landmarks (subject to National Park access and availability).
Zion-Mt. Carmel Tunnel
Prepare for a unique experience as you traverse the Zion-Mt. Carmel Tunnel, a historic passage mined in the 1920s. This tunnel carves through the canyon walls of Zion National Park, providing a memorable and essential route through the park's stunning landscape.
Zion National Park Mesa
Witness the artistry of nature as you gaze upon the towering mesas of Zion National Park. The vertical and horizontal erosion lines etched into the landscape showcase the remarkable sculpting power of natural forces over millennia.
Insider Tip
Bring water, snacks, sunscreen, sunglasses, and a light layer — desert weather can be harsh and changeable. Guides drop you near shuttle stops—grab a park shuttle map to plan efficient hikes or sightseeing. Tour pickups often begin early (5:30–6 AM), so plan accordingly. Desert climate is dry and hot; always stay hydrated and protect your skin. While structure exists, there's plenty of freedom—so bring a small daypack with essentials for self-guided exploring.
Important Info
Please arrive at least 5 minutes before your scheduled departure. The group cannot wait for late arrivals, as delays can make park entry more difficult. Be sure to confirm your pickup time and location the night before your tour via text, phone call, email, or WhatsApp. You’ll receive booking confirmation right after reserving. This experience is not wheelchair accessible and involves some hiking, so it’s not suitable for those with mobility issues, back problems, heart conditions, or for pregnant travelers. Participants should have a moderate level of physical fitness. Transportation is near public access points, and the group is limited to 12 travelers for a more personal experience. Cancellations made at least 24 hours in advance are eligible for a full refund. For any additional details, visit the Viator Help Center.
Written By
Saba Perwez