• Virgin River Gorge - Begin your morning journey from Las Vegas, heading north through the Mojave Desert. After about 90 minutes, you’ll pass through Mesquite, Nevada, and enter the stunning Virgin River Gorge, a breathtaking canyon sculpted by the swift river waters in Northwestern Arizona.

• St. George - As you cross into Utah, you’ll pass through St. George, often referred to as Utah’s Dixie due to its mild climate.

• North Rim Visitor Center - Spend three hours in the Park, strolling along the rim, taking short hikes below the rim, and visiting the Visitor Center and gift shop. You may choose to have lunch at the Deli in the Pines or enjoy a meal with a view in the Dining Room of the Main Lodge.

• Grand Canyon North Rim - After your exploration, sit back and relax on your return trip to Las Vegas.

• Bottled water

• Gratuities

A private excursion to Grand Canyon National Park’s North Rim will provide you some of the best views, and away from the crowds. This beautiful offers more trees, less people and cooler temperatures than the South Rim. In fact only about 10% of the National Park’s visitors get to the North Rim. The North Rim is at a higher elevation, which means more trees and vegetation. The colors include more greens, along with the desert pinks, browns, purples and other earthy colors. The variety of vegetation, colors and topography make the North Rim a true jewel of the Grand Canyon area.

The North Rim Lodge offers stunning views from the tall viewing windows as well as large outdoor patios with chairs to enjoy the magnificent views. You can also explore the North Rim Visitor Center, gift shop, Deli in the Pines, and the Roughrider Saloon. The Bright Angel Point Trail starts just East of the Lodge for a scenic half-mile trail.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.