Key trip details

Itinerary

 Zion National Park
 Bryce Canyon National Park
 Salt Lake City, UT
 Twin Falls, ID
 Jackson Hole, WY

Start: Las Vegas, NV

What to see in Las Vegas 

 
Las Vegas Strip
: A trip to Las Vegas wouldn’t quite feel right without a visit to the iconic Las Vegas Strip. Home to some of the world’s most famous casinos, hotels, and event venues, you could easily get lost exploring the Bellagio, Caesars Palace, the Venetian, and more. 

 Check out downtown: The merrymaking continues in Downtown Las Vegas with attractions like the
Golden Nugget
and the
Fremont Street Experience
.

 
Neon Museum
: When the nightlife gets too overwhelming, check out the Neon Museum and Neon Boneyard Park, where retired neon signs from old casinos are laid to rest.

Where to eat and drink

 
Atomic Liquors
($$): For a little taste of history, check out Atomic Liquors ($$), the oldest free-standing bar in the city. After opening in 1952, this tavern got the very first liquor store license in Las Vegas, allowing locals to enjoy cocktails while watching nearby tests of the atomic bomb. Thankfully, the bomb testing has ended, but Atomic Liquors and The Kitchen at Atomic ($$), next door, are still very much in business.

 
Soulbelly BQQ
($$): For something a little bit more modern, head on over to Soulbelly BBQ ($$), a newly opened barbecue joint headed by Top Chef contestant Bruce Kalman.

Las Vegas to Zion National Park

What to do in Zion National Park

 Explore the landscape: With breathtaking mountain vistas and red canyon cliffs carved by the Virgin River, you’ll see incredible views while hiking through Zion. Explore the waterfalls of the
Emerald Pools
and the steep gorge of the Zion Narrows.

 
Zion Canyon Scenic Drive
: If the hiking feels too strenuous, try the Zion Canyon Scenic Drive and visit the
Zion Human History Museum.

 
Valley of Fire State Park
: If you’re in the mood for Aztec sandstone formations and ancient petroglyphs, make a stop at Valley of Fire State Park, about 46 miles outside of Las Vegas. Otherwise, continue through the desert to your next stop—Zion National Park in southwestern
Utah
.

Where to eat and drink in Zion National Park

 
Red Rock Grill
($$): Stop for lunch or dinner at Red Rock Grill at the Zion Lodge, with amazing views over the floor of the canyon.

Zion National Park to Bryce Canyon National Park

What to do from Zion to Bryce Canyon National Park

 
Bryce Amphitheater hoodoos
: Bryce Canyon is most notable for its hoodoos, which are tall, thin spires of rock clustered all over the park. They make for some spectacular vistas—especially in ¥Bryce Amphitheater. Be sure to observe the hoodoos at different times of day to see their unique shadows.

 See Thor’s Hammer: Don’t miss Thor’s Hammer, one of the most distinctive rock formations in the park. And for the best views, hike one of the popular trails, like Navajo Loop.

Where to eat and drink in Bryce Canyon National Park

Lodge at Bryce Canyon
($$): Stop (or stay the night) at the iconic Lodge at Bryce Canyon for breakfast, lunch, or dinner. Built in 1924, the Lodge has a grand stone fireplace and a storied history.

Bryce Canyon National Park to Salt Lake City, UT

What to do in Salt Lake City

 
Wasatch Mountains
: Founded by Mormon pioneers, Salt Lake City (SLC) has evolved into a thriving city set against the stunning backdrop of the Wasatch Mountains. It’s a home base for outdoor sports enthusiasts of all ages, meaning that hiking and skiing are always popular, depending on the time of year.

 
Antelope Island State Park
: To get a closer look at the Great Salt Lake, explore Antelope Island State Park.

 Take a city stroll: For a break from all the physical activity, explore sites like the
Natural History Museum
and
Temple Square
.

Where to eat and drink in Salt Lake City

 Try local brews: Experience SLC’s thriving craft beer scene at
Squatters Brew Pub
($$) and
Wasatch Brewery
($$). 
 
Red Iguana
($$): For dinner, head over to Red Iguana, a family-owned Mexican restaurant that’s gathered a cult-like following since opening its doors in 1985. It’s so popular that the owners opened a second location only two blocks away!

Salt Lake City to Twin Falls, ID

What to do in Twin Falls

 
Snake River Canyon
: Located at the gateway to Snake River Canyon, Twin Falls is best known for its exquisite waterfall. One of the largest natural waterfalls in the country, Shoshone Falls is even taller than Niagara Falls!

Where to eat in Twin Falls

 
Elevation 486
($$): Perched atop the south rim of Snake River Canyon, Elevation 486 takes dining with a view to a whole new level.

Twin Falls to Jackson Hole, WY

What to do in Jackson Hole

 
Jackson Hole Mountain Resort
: Explore the slopes of Jackson Hole Mountain Resort. With its breathtaking scenery and Wild Wild West atmosphere, what’s not to love about Jackson Hole? 

 
Grand Teton National Park
: Next, head over to Grand Teton National Park to admire the magnificent wilderness and mountain peaks. Look out for moose, bison, and grizzly bears!

Where to eat and drink in Jackson Hole

 
Piste Mountain Bistro
($$$): Take the Bridger Gondola to enjoy drinks and a view at Piste Mountain Bistro, overlooking the mountains. 

 
Old Yellowstone Garage
($$$$): Check out Old Yellowstone Garage for a cozy Italian dinner in Teton Village.

Jackson Hole to Yellowstone National Park

What to see in Yellowstone

 
Old Faithful
: End your trip at the oldest national park in the U.S. Yellowstone boasts geothermal hot spots, hot springs, and geysers, like the iconic Old Faithful. 

 
Yellowstone Caldera:
You’ll want to visit the Yellowstone Caldera, a volcanic caldera and supervolcano, as well as the brilliantly colorful Grand Prismatic Spring. 

Other must-see spots: Other spots you can’t miss are The Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone River, Hayden Valley, and Mammoth Hot Springs. 

Where to eat in Yellowstone

 
Mammoth Hot Springs Hotel Dining Room
($$): For a casual restaurant with a picturesque view, try Mammoth Hot Springs Hotel Dining Room 

 
Bullwinkle’s Saloon and Eatery
($$): Another popular option is Bullwinkle’s Saloon and Eatery, which features an extensive food menu and a selection of local beers.

Where to stay in Yellowstone

 
Old Faithful Inn
: Try to stay at The Old Faithful Inn ($$$), which is a national historic landmark hotel built in 1904. If you can’t reserve a room, it’s still worth visiting just to see the beautiful building that’s considered the largest log structure in the world.

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