“The Earth cracked open and decided to show off.”
Millions of years of erosion have carved this high desert into a surreal masterpiece of impossible arches and vast canyons. One minute you are staring at the delicate defiance of a sandstone arch against a blue sky. The next you are looking down into a chasm so deep it rivals the Grand Canyon. From the alien hoodoos of Bryce to the sheer vertical walls of Zion, this is a place of geologic drama.
Tours included in this bundle:
- Arches National Park Tour
- Canyonlands Tour
- Bryce Canyon Tour
- Canyonlands Needles District Tour
- Capitol Reef Tour
- Zion National Park Tour
- Delicate Arch Trail Walking Tour
Why go? This bundle is your backstage pass to the most iconic red rock landscapes on Earth. Stand beneath the world-famous Delicate Arch, then escape the crowds to explore the rugged Needles District. Drive through the historic orchards of Capitol Reef and witness the “Waterpocket Fold.” Love the challenge of Zion’s hikes or the panoramic vistas of Island in the Sky? The Mighty 5 balances the popular with the primitive.
With the Utah Mighty 5 Self-Guided Driving Audio Tours Bundle, forget struggling with spotty cell service or missing the hidden petroglyphs. Your phone becomes a geologist and a ranger that works offline, blending Native American history and geological facts. Audio triggers automatically so you can focus on the hairpin turns.
What you’ll experience:
- Stand beneath the iconic Delicate Arch, the symbol of Utah.
- Gaze over vast canyons from Island in the Sky in Canyonlands.
- Walk among thousands of silent hoodoos in Bryce Canyon.
- Feel the scale of massive cliffs towering over you in Zion.
- Explore the jagged spires of the remote Needles District.
- Discover hidden arches and pioneer history in Capitol Reef.
Red Rock Reality Check: This bundle may cause spontaneous geology lectures and difficulty explaining why “one more overlook” became a three-day detour. Bring extra water; your definition of “scenic drive” will never be the same.
Tour Map
How Does It Work?
- Access your tour: Download the Action Tour Guide app and sign in with the same email used for your website purchase. Your tour will appear under My Tours.
- Download your tour: Download it before you go. Once downloaded, no internet or cell signal is needed.
- Start your tour: Open My Tours, select your tour, and tap Start Touring when you reach a starting point.
- Listen your way: Use your phone’s speaker or headphones, or connect to your car’s audio system. Apple CarPlay and Android Auto are not currently supported, compatibility is in development.
- GPS-triggered audio: Stories play automatically as you reach each location along the route.
- Stop and start anytime: Pause, take a break, make a detour, or continue another day. Tours are valid forever (one year for Action+).
Preview The Tour
Tour FAQs
The bundle includes 7 self-guided tours covering Utah’s five national parks: Arches, Canyonlands, Bryce Canyon, Capitol Reef, and Zion, plus the Canyonlands Needles District and a bonus Delicate Arch Trail walking tour.
Source: Visit Utah
Utah’s Mighty 5 are Arches, Canyonlands, Capitol Reef, Bryce Canyon, and Zion National Parks. Each park offers distinctive landscapes, from sandstone arches and deep canyons to hoodoos and towering cliffs.
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The tour includes major attractions such as Delicate Arch and other remarkable sandstone formations while sharing information about the park’s geology, history, and landscape.
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The Canyonlands experience highlights dramatic desert scenery and viewpoints such as Island in the Sky, with stories about the park’s geology, landscape, and history.
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Bryce Canyon is famous for its thousands of tall, colorful hoodoos, which form the spectacular Bryce Amphitheater. The tour combines information about the geology and history of the landscape with directions to scenic viewpoints.
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The Capitol Reef tour explores the park’s distinctive geology, including the Waterpocket Fold, as well as historic orchards, pioneer history, and scenic desert landscapes.
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The Zion tour showcases the park’s towering sandstone cliffs, dramatic canyon scenery, scenic roads, and major viewpoints while providing stories about the area’s geology and history.
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Spring and fall are generally good choices because temperatures are more comfortable than during the hottest summer months. Fall can also offer fewer crowds than peak summer periods.
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No. Park entrance fees, parking fees, reservations, transportation, food, and drinks are not included in the audio tour purchase
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Pet rules vary by park and location. For example, Bryce Canyon allows pets on paved surfaces and certain designated areas but restricts them from most trails. Always check the individual park’s current regulations before bringing a pet.
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