Las Vegas

Visit the entertainment capital of the world

Grand Canyon

Experience this stunning UNESCO World Heritage Site

Lake Powell

See America's second largest man-made reservoir

Horseshoe Bend

Visit one of the most photographed areas on the Colorado River

Monument Valley

Explore the treasures of the Navajo people with a guide in a 4-wheel drive tour

Mesa Verde National Park

See Native American cliff dwellings at this UNESCO World Heritage Site

Arches National Park

View the iconic Delicate Arch

Escalante National Monument

Stop at this large wilderness park with canyons, rivers, arches and fossils

Bryce Canyon National Park

Stare in awe at the multi-coloured hoodoos

Zion National Park

Revel in one of the most scenic canyons

Canyonlands National Park

View the striking canyons, buttes and mesas carved by the Colorado and Green Rivers

Capitol Reef National Park

Visit the magnificent Waterpocket Fold

Wupatki National Monument

Visit the ancestral lands of the Hopi native people

Four Corners

Stand in the exact spot where Colorado, Utah, Arizona and New Mexico meet

Dead Horse Point State Park

Travel on to Dead Horse Point that sits 2000 feet above the Colorado River

Goblin Valley State Park

View thousands of hoodoos that the locals call goblins

Monument Valley

Journey on through the barren beauty of the desert to Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park, where you will board off-road open-air vehicles to explore the valley with your Navajo guide. This tour covers the famous 17-mile loop of Monument Valley. The area is also the backdrop for many western Hollywood hits, including Stagecoach and Fort Apache.

Canyonlands National Park

It's on to Canyonlands National Park for a drive onto the Island in the Sky - a mesa resting 1,000 feet (305 meters) above the surrounding countryside, offering spectacular views over the dramatic sandstone formations.

Bryce Canyon National Park

Bryce Canyon National Park, where repeated freezes and thaws of the parks soft sandstone and limestone landscape over millions of years have created the bizarre formations you'll find here. Stand in puzzlement in front of the multicoloured 'hoodoos' and vast amphitheaters that signify the environment of Bryce Canyon, then take a stroll along one of the many juniper lined trails to one of the view points hugging the rim of the Paunsaugunt Plateau.