US National Park Tours

Protecting over 85 million acres of land and sea across the United States, the national parks have been called America's best idea. First introduced by President Ulysses S. Grant with Yellowstone in 1872 and popularized by Theodore Roosevelt, the conservationist president, The US's national parks protect the country's natural treasures and cultural heritage for today and tomorrow.

From iconic landmarks like the Grand Canyon to little-known corners of the country, our small-group national parks tours allow you to truly immerse yourself in the national wonders of your own backyard. With tour packages designed for everyone from families to solo travelers, our guided tours average just a dozen travelers, which means we’re able to lead small group tours to remote destinations like the wilds of Alaska, as well as legendary cities.

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Bordered by the Colorado River, Arches National Park, located on the eastern edge of Utah, is home to over 2,000 natural stone arches, the biggest concentration anywhere on Earth. These stately yet delicate arches of multi-colored sandstone were formed by water erosion to become the structures we see today. The park’s nearest town is the outdoor recreation hub of Moab, with Salt Lake City three and a half hours north. Arches National Park is also a member of Utah's Big Five, a collection of five of the best national parks in the American Southwest including Zion National Park, Canyonlands National Park, Bryce Canyon National Park and Capitol Reef National Park. On our guided hikes and tours of Arches, you'll visit many of the great sights, including Delicate Arch and Landscape Arch. We also make sure you'll see Utah's other natural treasures, like the towering sandstone buttes of Monument Valley.

Encompassing six million acres of rugged Alaskan wilderness, Denali National Park is one of the crown jewels of the USA's national parks. This beautiful national park, which is home to glaciers, mountains, forests and tundras, gets its name from the Athabascan word for "the high one" in reference to the mighty Mount Denali. At 20,310 feet high, it's North America's highest peak. While this snowy, icy giant is the park's signature feature, the tundras and forests are home to a wealth of local wildlife like grizzly bears, moose, caribou and wolves. Between 300-350 grizzly bears live here, and with the aid of an expert tour director, the odds of sighting one are good. Discover adventure in Alaska with wildlife viewing tours, sightseeing drives and thrilling add-on experiences like scenic flights over Denali.

Spanning over two million acres in Wyoming, Idaho and Montana, Yellowstone National Park holds the honor for being the very first national park, not only in the USA but in the entire world. Forged by natural forces, Yellowstone National Park is an ancient place where the power of nature is on full display, from a smoldering supervolcano to rocks that are up to 3.6 billion years old. These forces have created an incredible diversity of landscapes, from massive rivers like the Snake River to gaping canyons, pristine forests and the peaks of the Rocky Mountains. But Yellowstone’s main attractions are its geothermal marvels like Technicolor thermal pools, hot springs and geysers, the most famous of which is called Old Faithful. Yellowstone also offers unbeatable wildlife viewing opportunities with the chance to spot grizzly bears, brown bears, bison and wolves. With your tour director, you'll experience Yellowstone's vast beauty and primal power on walks, hikes, and drives.