Zion: Stargazing Tour with Telescopes, Loungers & Hot DrinksYou’ll settle into your own Yogibo lounger as twilight fades over Zion, sipping hot drinks while expert guides point out galaxies and planets through powerful telescopes and binoculars. Expect laughter, quiet awe, and real stories beneath one of Utah’s darkest skies—a night that lingers long after you leave.
Zion Kolob Terrace: Private Half-Day Tour & Canyon ViewsYou’ll leave Zion’s crowds behind as you ride up Kolob Terrace with a local guide—cooler air, wide-open views, even a stop at Grafton ghost town if you want. Hear real stories about pioneers and native people, taste mountain air, and find moments of real quiet where it feels like the park is just yours for a while.
Zion: 55-Mile Helicopter Tour with Canaan Cliffs ViewsYou’ll lift off near Springdale for a 55-mile helicopter tour around Zion’s wildest edges—Smith Mesa, Kolob Canyon, Red Butte Mountain—and sweep past Canaan’s sheer cliffs with your pilot sharing stories along the way. Expect moments of awe (and maybe some nerves), plus views you’ll remember every time you see red rock again.
Zion National Park: 35-Mile Helicopter Flight & Kolob ViewsYou board a helicopter minutes from Springdale, fly 35 miles north along Zion's perimeter seeing Kolob Canyons and Red Butte Mountain from the air, listen to your pilot explain the geology and history, and land back at the private heliport. The whole experience includes landing fees and runs with small groups of at least five passengers.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Zion's scale and geology from an angle impossible from the ground, and you're comfortable with small-group helicopter travel — the perimeter flight is what lets you take in the whole landscape at once without the park's flight restrictions getting in the way.
Zion: Helicopter Flight Over Zion & Canaan WildernessYou’ll lift off near Zion with a small group and circle its cliffs by helicopter, catching rare views of Kolob Canyons and wild Canaan peaks. A local pilot shares stories as you fly along the park’s edge—no crowds or hiking boots needed. Optional butte landing adds extra adventure if you want it. It’s an aerial day trip that sticks with you long after landing.
