BELGRADE PRIVATE FIELD GUIDE
Two Days Among Zion’s Red Cliffs and Bryce’s Hoodoos — A Private Guided Hike
A two-day, customizable private tour that pairs guided hikes of Zion and Bryce Canyon with expert interpretation, picnic lunches and all logistics handled for you.
Two Days Among Zion’s Red Cliffs and Bryce’s Hoodoos — A Private Guided Hike.
Over two consecutive days, a private guide leads your group through Zion’s soaring sandstone cliffs and Bryce’s sculpted amphitheaters, tracing the same routes once used by native peoples and pioneers while pointing out native plants, wildlife and the parks’ human and geologic stories.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Hassle-free transport and tailored pickup
Comfortable transportation and curated pickup options remove the guesswork from the drive between parks and trailheads, so your group can focus on the landscape rather than routing or parking.
Enthusiast guides who are educators
Guides from the operator combine trail experience with expertise in geology, wildlife and local history, shaping each day’s route and interpretation to your group’s interests.
Gourmet picnic lunches picked to your needs
Each day your guide selects an ideal spot for a picnic prepared with attention to dietary preferences, supplied from local delis and grocers to refuel you between hikes.
What the day feels like
How the two days unfold
Each day runs six to eight hours and is shaped around your group: you might spend a day on full-length hikes—think Emerald Pools, Angels Landing viewpoints or the Narrows—or opt for a gentler sightseeing day through canyon overlooks and short trails. Along the way your guide will pause for interpretation, wildlife spotting and a relaxed picnic at a scenic pullout.
THE LOGISTICS
Hassle-free transport and tailored pickup
Comfortable transportation and curated pickup options remove the guesswork from the drive between parks and trailheads, so your group can focus on the landscape rather than routing or parking.
THE GUIDES
Enthusiast guides who are educators
Guides from the operator combine trail experience with expertise in geology, wildlife and local history, shaping each day’s route and interpretation to your group’s interests.
THE MEAL
Gourmet picnic lunches picked to your needs
Each day your guide selects an ideal spot for a picnic prepared with attention to dietary preferences, supplied from local delis and grocers to refuel you between hikes.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who gets the most from this trip
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Each day runs roughly 6–8 hours; your guide will select trailheads and timing based on weather, crowd levels and your group’s preferences.
Bring a reusable water bottle, sunscreen, day pack, layers for changing temperatures, camera, hat and sturdy shoes (hiking boots or sneakers with good tread). For the Narrows, rent appropriate gear or bring secure trekking poles and clothing that can get wet; wading pants are required October through June.
Meeting location is customized; the operator offers pickup from locations within about a one-hour radius of the parks and will coordinate exact pickup in advance.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
Where will we be picked up?
Pickup is offered from anywhere within a one-hour radius of the parks; email [email protected] with questions about specific pickup locations.
Can we adjust the start time or trip length?
Start times and trip length are fully customizable to your group’s needs; trips can be shortened easily and extended with advance notice and possible additional rates.
What will we see on a private trip?
Private trips are tailored to your group’s interests and abilities—you may visit park highlights or spend the day on a chosen trail; your guide will plan the day with you in advance.
What's for lunch?
Guides will coordinate dietary needs and provide gourmet picnic lunches sourced from local delis and grocers; options commonly include sandwiches, salads, fruit and snacks.
Do I need to tip my guide?
Tipping is appreciated but not required; a common guideline is 10–20% of the trip cost split among guides, but the final amount is up to you.