STAY INSIDE
THE NATIONAL PARKS Experience the great national parks of the West as a true insider, from sought-after, classic national park lodges – several of which are listed on the National Register of Historic Places – situated right inside Grand Canyon, Bryce Canyon and Zion national parks. Tauck guarantees coveted accommodations at these authentically rustic inside-the-park lodges, often sold out a year in advance.
Kachina Lodge Grand Canyon National Park, Arizona Thrill to a majestic Grand Canyon sunset – or awaken early to catch an equally amazing sunrise – from contemporary lodge accommodations at Kachina Lodge, ideally located just steps from the South Rim of the Grand Canyon in the heart of the national park.
The Lodge at Bryce Canyon Bryce Canyon National Park, Utah
Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, The Lodge at Bryce Canyon features both motel-style rooms and historic western cabins with private porches, nestled in a forest of ponderosa pines – boasting a rustic elegance that’s authentic right down to replicas of The Lodge’s original 1920s hickory furnishings.
Zion Lodge Zion National Park, Utah
The only lodging inside the 59,084 hectares of Zion National Park, Zion Lodge, designed by the architect Gilbert Stanley Underwood in the 1920s, was rebuilt after a fire in the 1960s and beautifully restored in 1990 with the look of a classic rustic inn. The recently renovated dining room in the main lodge, the Red Rock Grill, offers spectacular views of Zion’s magnificent surroundings. The lodge is a true national park getaway, with access to excellent hiking within easy walking distance.
Go flightseeing over Lake Powell
Historic Register, the lodge is nestled in a forest of towering ponderosa pines in the heart of the park. The skies of Bryce Canyon are especially dark as there’s virtually no ambient light, so make sure to do some star gazing tonight. Meals BLD
6. WONDERS OF BRYCE CANYON & ZION If you rise early this morning, you’ll be rewarded with an awe-inspiring Bryce Canyon sunrise, as the light slowly spreads across the whimsical hoodoos and other unique geological features just steps from your room. Spend the morning at your leisure, or join us for an optional drive to Bryce Point, one of the most scenic overlooks in the park. Geologic features visible from this spot reveal the natural history of the area. After lunch, cross southwestern Utah to Zion National Park, where colourful high plateaus, a maze of
UTAH NEVADA
Zion National Park (4,000 ft.)
Kanab Las Vegas Page
Grand Canyon National Park (7,200 ft.)
Sedona
Bryce Canyon National Park (8,300 ft.)
Lake Powell Glen Canyon
Monument Valley
Oak Creek Canyon
Phoenix / Scottsdale Maximum Elevation: 8,300 ft. ARIZONA
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