The Southeastern corner of Utah is home to some of the oldest geological wonders of the United States. Between Arches & Canyonlands National Park, there is over 200 million years of history and continues to serve as an outdoor laboratory for scientists all over the world. Alongside our expert guide, we’ll discover the lesser traveled corners of this region while learning about some of nature’s greatest marvels. One day you’ll hike by ancient petroglyphs, a glimpse into the rituals and beliefs of the Fremont, Anasazi, Navajo and Anglo communities of thousands of years past. The next, you’ll meet with local conservationists working to protect these natural wonders.

Each day will bring a new adventure. From the Island in the Sky’s Upheaval Dome to the Grabens area of the Needles, Canyonlands possesses some of the world’s most unique landforms. Take in the majesty of the Colorado River which derives its name from Spanish – “colored red”. Stare up in awe at the 900 foot Titan at Fisher Towers: the first climb took place in 1962 and was sponsored by the National Geographic Society! Discover why Moab, with its unique combination of beautiful red rock scenery, two national parks, and the cool waters of the Colorado River, is one of the most sought out vacation destinations in the west. Come visit this wind-sculpted paradise known as Red Rock Country.