Grand Canyon Tour to the North Rim, Zion National Park and Bryce Canyon:

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• Daily Departure: 8am
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Topographical - Zion Blvd

Topographical - Zion Blvd

Video: Zion Park

Unfortunately for most tourist they get caught up in this zoo from Mount Carmel with RIDICULOUS park entry fees of $12 per vehicle including motorcycles! This is Utah's first national park with annual visitation of 2.61 million visitors a year. Most cars can park in Springdale which is on the edge of Zion Park and take a shuttle into the shops and scenic areas, which are free. The shuttles have operated daily from the beginning of April though the end of October since 2000. Personal vehicle access is only permitted from November to late March on the Scenic Drive except for Upper Lodge employees and guests.

The scenic road that shuttle buses cart the 3 million visitors a year up and down does have some beauty that can't be found by driving Mount Carmel. So, if you're going to pay to drive the 19 mile road, guess you might as well make a day of it and take a shuttle up, unless you're in the winter months which are cold, really cold. As far as our tours go, there isn't enough time for it unless we modified some other area out of the picture.

The Grand Canyon's North Rim

For the next few hundred miles as we edge our way to the North Rim of the Grand Canyon we'll pass through lots of meadows, prairies and small towns.

Back on the highway, it's a journey we've made many times and love the ride through Southern Utah.

Still working our way down into the Grand Canyon and loving the highways!

This open plateau around the outside of the North Rim of the Grand Canyon is spectacular in the springtime. All these open fields flourish with small flowers.

For day 2 we've done a lot of traveling and starting to see the long shadows.

As things go, the camp grounds were full and were having a hard time trying to find a decent place to stay. We definitely couldn't afford a hotel down here that run a couple hundred a night and we have our gear to camp. We started looking around some pretty decent dirt roads for a place to stay the night.

Farewell to Day 2

Right in the middle of nowhere we found this camp area, which we thoroughly enjoyed. I must admit, it got pretty scary at night with no protection and animals howling but still we had a great time.

Well, we made it through the night. Here's my little princess up and ready to get started on day 3, right after we round down some coffee somewhere.

We were a mile or so down this dirt area. We're now headed to the North Rim.

Alas... Were Here!

As you can imagine, we were able to get some great photos in grrrrreat weather before we started home. Always another journey and road to explore for Vegas Valley Motorcycle Tours  Just 4 the Ride! More Photos... in fact hundreds.

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