Red Rock Tours

 

Zion Country Action Tours and its partner outfitters provide red rock tours in many varieties – on foot, on an ATV, on a horse and in a jeep

Zion Country Action Tours is the place to come of you would like to take spectacular red rock tours of southern Utah’s scenery, whether it is on an ATV, on foot, on horseback, in a plane or in the comfort of a jeep. We team up with many other southern Utah adventure outfitters to offer a broad range of experiences that will please anyone seeking outstanding outdoor recreation. All you need to do is choose activities you would like to participate in, book your tour(s), and we will take care of everything else.

We offer red rock tours as far away as Grand Canyon National Park and as close as Snow Canyon State Park. If you prefer adventure tours on foot, choose one of our canyoneering excursions through the narrow canyons of Zion National Park, including the Zion Narrows, the Subway and Mystery Canyon. These tours are more than just walking, however. Participants must scramble past boulders, trudge through knee-deep water with slippery rocks on bottom, and climb up or rappel down steep slopes. If you would prefer a more leisurely tour, you could take a guided bus trip through the region’s national parks through Southern Scenic Utah Tours or a slow-paced horseback ride on a trail in Zion Canyon.

If motorized travel off the beaten path suits you, take a jeep tour through some of southern Utah’s scenic backcountry. Red rock tours in a four-wheel drive vehicle provide each participant with panoramic views of the red rock landscape of the Arizona Strip, the alpine wilderness of the Pine Valley Mountains and the towering monoliths of Zion National Park. During many of the tours, you will also see red rock formations of many shapes and sizes closer at hand. When riding through this unparalleled scenery, guides provide a running narrative about the area’s history, geology, flora and fauna. Guided red rock jeep tours through Zion Country Action Tours partner outfitters provide photo opportunities galore and a chance to learn more about southern Utah’s incomparable landscape.