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Book the Las Vegas: Zion National Park Small Group Tour with Lunch
A 12-hour small-group day trip from Las Vegas that spends close to three hours on foot inside Zion Canyon, with hotel pickup and a deli lunch.
Zion From Las Vegas — Planning Guides
Drive times, park fees, shuttle seasons and honest tour comparisons for anyone visiting Zion National Park from Las Vegas.
Zion Entrance Fees and Passes
Zion National Park entry costs $35 per vehicle in 2026, plus a $100 per-person surcharge for non-US residents. The full fee schedule, every pass option, fee-free days and what entry doesn't cover.
Read guide →The Zion Canyon Shuttle
How Zion's free canyon shuttle works in 2026 — all nine stops, the seasonal timetable, the two different last-bus times that catch people out, and when you can drive the scenic road yourself.
Read guide →The Zion Narrows
How to hike the Zion Narrows — the no-permit bottom-up day hike from Temple of Sinawava, the 16-mile top-down route, river levels, gear, flash flood rules, and why no Las Vegas day trip gets you there.
Read guide →Zion National Park Tours From Las Vegas
Every kind of Zion tour leaving Las Vegas — small-group vans, coach tours with free time, private trips and multi-day loops — what each includes, what none of them include, and what changed in 2026.
Read guide →Zion Guided Hiking Tours
Guided hiking at Zion explained — what a hiking day tour from Las Vegas really covers, and where to book genuine guided hikes for the Narrows, Angels Landing and canyoneering.
Read guide →Zion Private and Small-Group Tours
Private and small-group Zion tours explained — what you get, when a private vehicle beats a scheduled seat, and the difference between a private tour from Las Vegas and a private guide in Springdale.
Read guide →How to Get From Las Vegas to Zion
Every way to travel between Las Vegas and Zion National Park compared — hire car, guided tour, shuttle service and coach — with route, timings, costs and the return journey.
Read guide →Las Vegas to Zion Day Trip
An hour-by-hour account of a Zion day trip from Las Vegas — what you'll see, what you'll miss, and whether the round trip is worth twelve hours of your holiday.
Read guide →Zion and Bryce Canyon Tours From Las Vegas
How to combine Zion and Bryce Canyon on a tour from Las Vegas — one-day versus two-day itineraries, what you'll see at each park, the 2026 tunnel restriction, and where to stay between them.
Read guide →Best Time to Visit Zion National Park from Las Vegas: Heat, Crowds & Storms
Zion is open all year, and Las Vegas day tours run in every season. October offers the best overall balance, with Zion Canyon highs near 78°F. July highs average about 100°F, and January is the quietest month.
Read guide →How Far Is Zion National Park From Las Vegas?
Zion is 159 miles from the Las Vegas Strip — about 2 hours 40 minutes without traffic. The route, the time-zone catch, and what it means for a day trip.
Read guide →Is There a Bus From Las Vegas to Zion National Park?
How to reach Zion from Las Vegas without a car — the one direct shuttle, the cheaper two-leg route via St. George on the $5 SunTran Zion Route, and what runs once you arrive.
Read guide →What to Expect on a Zion Day Trip From Las Vegas
Hour by hour: pickup times, the drive, the park shuttle, which trails you actually walk, the 2026 non-resident entrance fee, and what to bring.
Read guide →Which Zion Tour From Las Vegas Is Right for You?
Six Las Vegas departures compared on the one thing that separates them: how long you actually spend inside Zion Canyon. Prices, ratings, itineraries and park fees.
Read guide →Zion vs Bryce Canyon From Las Vegas
Zion is closer, greener and walked from below. Bryce is higher, colder and viewed from the rim. How they differ, and whether the two-park day trip is worth it.
Read guide →Read enough? The small-group day trip spends the most time inside Zion Canyon. See the tour →
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