Grand Circle Tour

Grand Circle tours are exciting journeys that will become unforgettable memories

A close concentration of national parks, national monuments, and state parks, the Grand Circle is home to some of America’s most breathtaking scenery. From Grand Canyon National Park in the south to Capitol Reef National Park in the north, Grand Circle tours can include a plethora of scenic attractions such as Bryce Canyon National Park, Cedar Breaks National Monument, Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument, and Zion National Park.

Zion is one of the crown jewels of Grand Circle tours. Famous for its narrow canyons and towering monoliths that rise thousands of feet above canyon floors, Zion also is home to the greatest biodiversity in Utah. In Zion, you will find everything from harsh desert environments to lush, hanging gardens caused by constant seepage of water through porous sandstone. The best way to explore the park and appreciate its natural beauty is on foot strolling one of its many trails, which include Riverside Walk, Weeping Rock and Emerald Pools.

Panguitch, located only 24 miles from Bryce Canyon National Park, is an excellent place from which to base Grand Circle tours. When planning to tour this region, contact the Garfield County Travel Council for the latest travel information. Our friendly staff would love to assist you in building your itinerary. When you come to visit this spectacularly scenic area, a few days or even a week is not long enough. Once you experience it, you will want to return regularly. Touring the Grand Circle will be an exciting journey you will remember for the rest of your life!