Itineraries
Itineraries
Roam at Your Own Pace
Not Sure Where to Start? How We'd Spend a Few Days
We get asked the same question a lot: how should we spend our days? These itineraries are our answer. Hike to rim-top overlooks, feed the bison from the wagon, and ride canyon trails on horseback. Then make the ranch your basecamp for Bryce Canyon and the Grand Canyon's North Rim. Pick a trip length and we'll show you how the days fit together.
Use them as a starting point, but leave room for the unscripted. That's usually the part you'll remember.
Pick Your Pace
With three national parks within reach and plenty to do at the ranch, it helps to have a local’s take on where to start. These itineraries help you plan around the time you have, balancing big days in Zion, Bryce, and the North Rim with slower ones at the ranch. Use them as a guide, then make the trip yours.
The Long Weekend
Experience the best of Zion in a single trip. Feed the bison at golden hour, hike to Observation Point and Canyon Overlook, and ride out on horseback before you head home.
National Park Basecamp
Explore multiple national parks from a single place. Zion Mountain Ranch becomes your basecamp for exploring the iconic canyon of Zion National Park and the hoodoos of Bryce Canyon, along with full days at the ranch in between to slow down.
A Week in the West
Immerse yourself in the wild frontier of Southern Utah. A week is enough time to visit Zion, Bryce, and the Grand Canyon's North Rim, saddle up for horseback rides, jeep tours, and canyoneering, and still slow down with long evenings under some of the darkest skies left in the West.
Make the Ranch Your Basecamp
From cabins for two to lodges that sleep sixteen, every stay comes with space, privacy, and a porch to end the day on. Pick your place, then pick your pace.
