Bryce and Zion Road Bike tour | Camping

Bryce and Zion road bike tour offers soaring red stone spires and ancient citadels of rich Navajo sandstone give way to haunting hoodoos and curving arches of rock, a geologist’s and adventurer’s dream come true.
Located where the Southern Wasatch Range meets the Colorado plateau, scientists call this a “super-sequence”: a vast series of massive, high altitude islands that rise above the Four Corners region. Welcome to Utah’s Color Country. Bryce and Zion Road Bike tour camping offer a great experience for riders of all ability levels

Highlights

  • Snow Canyon
  • Cedar Breaks National Monument
  • Red Canyon
  • Bryce Canyon NP
  • Zion NP

Details

TypeRoad bike, hybrid bike, E-bike
Duration6 days
LevelModerate
SupportGuided
Daily distance20 – 33 mi
Total distance198 mi
Group sizemin. 6 max. 13
LodgingCamping, last night in an Inn
BicycleIncluded
MonthMay, June, July, August, September, October
StartSt George
FinishSt George
States or countryUtah
Airport startLas Vegas McCarran Int. Airport (LAS)
Airport finishLas Vegas McCarran Int. Airport (LAS)

Starting from $ 2,110.00

*Please note the prices are subject to change depending availability *

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