The American Southwest is a playground of mountains, buttes, arches, peaks, canyons and lakes awaiting discovery. Rich with Native American history and culture, it is home to three of our favorite “ologies” – archeology, geology, and paleontology.
Canyon Country
Home to iconic valleys, rugged mountains, well-preserved cliff dwellings, and the United States’ grandest canyon, the Southwest is the ultimate National Park playground. A rich blend of Native American traditions, groundbreaking archaeological discoveries, and modern adrenaline-fueled touring options make this one of our favorite regions in the world. When accommodations are scarce, our private luxury campsites fill the void, providing five-star service and unparalleled access to stunning remote locations
UNIQUE EXPERIENCES
- Rappel through hidden slot canyons
- Explore the national parks with a private guide
- Kayak deep into the narrow canyons of Lake Powell
- Dine with a Navajo Code Talker
- Unearth dinosaur fossils in the desert
WHEN TO VISIT
Including shoulder season, March through November are popular, although the weather makes September and October optimal months to visit.
Catch a front-row seat to the sun setting below the North Rim before cocktails are served at your private campsite
A helicopter whisks you Tower Butte, where a private lunch overlooking Lake Powell awaits
Enjoy lunch on the rim while a local geologist explains the science and history of your spectacular view
Star in your own John Ford movie in stunningly-stark Monument Valley
Experience the mighty power of the desert’s water on Cataract Canyon
Days of exploration give way to nights of relaxation at the majestic Amangiri
Engage all five senses with a private Navajo performance followed by a chef-prepared dinner
Splash through The Narrows with your private guide, learning about Zion’s rich history as you go
The night sky puts on a show as you make s’mores at your private camp
Bryce’s crimson-colored hoodos pop against a brilliant blue sky on your privately guided hike
Water ski your way to a hidden beach on Lake Powell – with more coastline than the US’s West Coast, privacy is obtainable
