3-Day Wave Valley & Antelope Canyon Tour to the Valley of Fire, Horseshoe Bay, Zion, Bryce Canyon Tour

【Zion National Park】
Zion National Park is a nature preserve in southwest Utah and is home to majestic stones, meandering streams, and various pines. Gaze up at enormous sandstone cliffs and savor their numerous colors. Walk through the narrow canyons and admire the scenery of the many valleys and canyons. Many species reside in the park.
 

【Bryce Canyon】
Area: 56 square miles (150 square kilometers).
Location: Southwestern Utah, 80 km northeast of Zion National Park
Bryce Canyon is known for its grotesque eroded rock, especially sandstone hoodoos. Winter is unique, with sandstone rock, white snow, blue sky, and cypress, which are colorful and graceful.
 

【Models: Ford Explorer 3.5T Sport EcoBoost Sport Edition, or Chevrolet Suburban】
 

【Wave Valley】: Need to win the lottery
This is around 10.2 kilometers long. This area is recommended for hikers with experience. Most of the landscape is smooth rock and sand, so skilled navigation skills are required. Due to the remoteness of this location, cell phone signal is limited. The Wave Valley is the ultimate dreamland of photographers and travelers. In order to protect the landscape environment, the US Bureau of Land Management allows only 20 people who can visit each day. You will need good physical strength and enough field-walking experience to get to this magical place. We will also take you to Coyote Butte or White Pocket, which are adjacent to the Wave Valley. A pair of suitable all-terrain hiking shoes are very important for being in trekking trips in the valley. Although the hike is a little difficult, the amazing experience when you reach the site is unforgettable.


(If you didn't win the wave or coyote butte lottery, don't worry, you are already very fortunate to be in the center of numerous natural wonders-white pocket.)

【White Pocket】
A very temporary "lake" at the White Pocket area of Vermillion Cliffs National Monument.
 

【South Coyote Butte】
 

【The Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument】
Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument is the southern boundary of the largest national Monument in America. Almost 2 million acres of backcountry include: slot Canyons, dinosaur fossils, conyoneering, and solitude.

【Shoes for your reference】
Waterproof Hiking Boot 

【Antelope Canyon】
After lunch, we will arrive at the stunning Antelope Canyon, one of the top ten favorite photography sites in the world. This famous slot cave is located in Northern Arizona and is made of soft sandstone, which was created after millions of years of various erosion forces, mainly flash flood erosion, followed by wind erosion. There at Antelope Cave, a local Navajo Indian tour guide will lead us to this colorful cave. These color cave rock walls were created through thousands of years of wind and torrent erosion. The colored caves have long reflected the Navajo Indians, who believe that the voice of God can be heard here.
 

【Horseshoe Bend】
Horseshoe bend is a U-shaped river in Arizona. Its known as Horseshoe Bend because of the giant rock around the river which causes the river to appear as a horseshoe. It is one of the top ten best photography locations in the United States according to the National Geographic Magazine! The water grass on the Colorado River bed makes the river appear a beautiful fluorescent green. Glance off the edge of cliffs and indulge in the breathtaking beauty of the river.
 

【Lake Powell】
Lake Powell is the 2nd largest artificial lake in North America which is located in Arizona and Utah. It is the second largest man-made lake in the United States. Be in awe by the gorgeous scenery of the canyon that was shaped by the Colorado River. The surroundings of the lake are made of orange sandy beaches, colorful walls, and cliffs of all shapes. The area of the lake is approximately 245.1 square miles, and there are 96 canyons in the lake area.