This isn’t just a tour of Arches and Canyonlands National Parks. We dig deep and venture beyond where guide books and sprinter vans can take you.

• Remote dispersed camping

• Jet black skies for stargazing

• An extensive introduction to the Moab area including Arches and Canyonlands National Parks and much more

• Hiking options range from 1/2mi. to 12mi.

• World-famous Monument Valley

• Moderate to intense 4x4 trails

As temperatures start to soar we’ll head for higher ground to keep cool. Bryce Canyon, Grand Staircase, Kodachrome Basin, and Capitol Reef offer spectacular hikes, camping, off-roading, and the clearest skies you’ll ever see.

• Spectacular hikes

• Remote areas of Bryce Canyon and Capitol Reef National Parks

• Remote dispersed camping

• Frequent rough 4×4 roads and trails

• Some of the clearest darkest skies in the U.S.

Capitol Reef is the most underrated National Park in Utah, because everyday-tourists can’t get to 2/3rds of the park which, do not contain a single paved road. We’ll also see Kodachrome Basin, Grand Staircase, and an unimaginable myriad of breathtaking sights.

• An extensive introduction to Capitol Reef’s 3 districts: Fruita, Cathedral Valley, and Waterpocket.

• Spectacular hikes may include slot canyons, arches, and natural bridges.

• Frequent rough 4×4 roads and trails including one river crossing

• Remote dispersed camping

• Dark skies for Milky Way viewing

Embark on an epic journey from Salt Lake City, Utah (or Las Vegas, NV) across the iconic red sandstone country of the American Southwest. We’ll cross southern Utah into Northern Arizona and the Navajo Nation, ending an unforgettable adventure under 500 hot air balloons in Albuquerque, New Mexico.

• See the unique landscapes of New Mexico and the Navajo Nation

• World-famous Monument Valley

• Remote dispersed camping

• The ultimate Southwest culinary experience

• Pitch black night skies

• Hikes may include slot canyons, natural bridges, and Native American archeological ruins

Experience a wide variety of landscapes as we travel through New Mexico, the Navajo Nation, Arizona, and southern Utah; beginning our journey at the world-famous Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta. Even if you’ve never thought about a hot air balloon in your life, 500 of them soaring overhead can only be described as magical.

• Our most popular tour

• Best tour for Milky Way viewing

• See the unique landscapes of New Mexico and the Navajo Nation

• World-famous Monument Valley

• Remote dispersed camping

• The ultimate Southwest culinary experience

• Pitch black night skies

• Hikes may include slot canyons, natural bridges, and Native American archeological ruins

This isn’t just a tour of Arches and Canyonlands National Parks. We dig deep and venture beyond where guide books and sprinter vans can take you.

• Remote dispersed camping

• Jet black skies for stargazing

• An extensive introduction to the Moab area including Arches and Canyonlands National Parks and much more

• Hiking options range from 1/2mi. to 12mi.

• World-famous Monument Valley

• Moderate to intense 4x4 trails

Bordered by the Grand Canyon to the south and Utah’s famous National Parks to the north: this strip of Arizona is its own world of unimaginable wonder.

• North Rim Grand Canyon camping

• One of our more remote tours

• Long stretches of 4×4 trails and deep sand

• Probable California Condor sighting

• White Pocket and Vermillion Cliffs

• Gold Butte National Monument

• Nevada State Parks

Become engrossed in the alluring enigma of Death Valley via its vast network of harrowing desert roads and trails.

• A truly one-of-a-kind experience

• Singing sand dunes

• Racetrack Playa’s Sailing Stones

• The lowest point in the Western Hemisphere

• The hottest place on Earth

• Our most remote tour

• Frequent stretches of technical 4×4 trails

• Frequent washboard roads

Become engrossed in the alluring enigma of Death Valley via its vast network of harrowing desert roads and trails.

• A truly one-of-a-kind experience

• Singing sand dunes

• Racetrack Playa’s Sailing Stones

• The lowest point in the W Hemisphere

• The hottest place on Earth

• Our most remote tour

• Frequent stretches of technical 4×4 trails

• Frequent washboard roads