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An adventure starting in Los Angeles is a great way to see Grand Canyon. We have 12 tours that range from 4 days up to 19 days. The most popular time for tours from Los Angeles is July, which has the most tour departures.

12 Grand Canyon tours from Los Angeles with 10 reviews

Las Vegas and Western Deserts – 4 days

Everything was perfect! We had wonderful times with the tour guides Lorenzo and Hilo.

• Christmas & New Year

Las Vegas, Sedona & Monument Valley – 5 days

We really enjoyed this tour. The days on the bus are long as the distances travelled are vast but the places we saw made it all worth it. The coach was very comfortable, the tour was well organised and our guide Lorenzo & bus driver, Ozzie, kept us informed (about where we were going, an history of the places and what to expect next) and entertained throughout. The hotel accommodation was perfect for our needs. Definitely a tour worth doing. Family of four (including 2 teens)

• In-depth Cultural

USA - Las Vegas, Sedona & the Monument Valley

• Sightseeing

Los Angeles, Las Vegas, and the Grand Canyon, Ending in LAX

Los Angeles, Las Vegas, and the Grand Canyon

• Coach / Bus

LA to San Fran: Ultimate National Parks (from Los Angeles to San Francisco)

Golden West Adventure - Los Angeles Airport

• 10% deposit on some dates Some departure dates offer you the chance to book this tour with a lower deposit.

Golden West Adventure - Los Angeles Downtown

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How to Travel from Los Angeles to the Grand Canyon by Train, Bus, Car, and Plane

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At 480 miles away, the Grand Canyon—one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the world—is no small side trip from Los Angeles. The least stressful way to get to the national park from LA is to sign up with a tour company that includes transportation. However, planning a DIY trip is also doable, and there are many ways to get there by driving, flying, or taking the bus or train.

Unless you're driving there, all other modes of transportation will probably mean passing through Flagstaff, Arizona , the city closest to the park. Remember that you may ultimately need to rent a car in Flagstaff and drive the rest of the way to the park yourself.

If time is a factor, having a car will give you the most freedom to navigate and explore the 1.2 million-acre park, but it's up to you whether you want to drive your own car or hop on a direct flight to Flagstaff and rent a car when you get there. Neither option is costly, with many one-way flights starting a little above $100, which is about the same amount you'd spend on gas and other road trip expenses .

If money is a factor, you might assume the bus would be a more cost-effective option, but even at its cheapest, it's almost as expensive as flying, takes 13 hours, and is not a direct route. You could also take an overnight train directly from Los Angeles to Flagstaff, but this tends to be just as expensive as the bus and takes about 10 hours. Not to mention, once you arrive in Flagstaff by train, bus, or plane, you will still have to find a way to get to the park, 82 miles to the north.

How to Get From Los Angeles to the Grand Canyon

• Train: 13 hours, 30 minutes, from $65
• Plane: 1 hour, 30 minutes, from $100
• Bus: 13 hours, from $55
• Car: 8 hours, 486 miles

If your heart is set on train travel, Amtrak runs a nightly train service from Los Angeles' Union Station to Flagstaff on their Southwest Chief Route . It leaves L.A. around 6 p.m. and enters Flagstaff around 5:30 a.m. the following day. Many people prefer traveling by train as it allows them to enjoy the scenery rolling past their window, but remember that this is an overnight journey and you probably won't be seeing much.

You can book an economical coach seat or pay a higher rate for a Superliner Roomette that accommodates two passengers with fold-down beds and meals. The return train departs Flagstaff at about 9:30 p.m. and returns to LA shortly after 8 a.m. the next day.

The closest airport to the Grand Canyon is the Flagstaff Pulliam Airport, which you can fly direct to from Los Angeles via multiple airlines, including American, Alaska, and United Airlines.

Direct flights run all week and are available throughout the day from 6 a.m. to 11 p.m., so you shouldn't have trouble finding a flight that meets your itinerary's needs.

Greyhound offers bus service to Flagstaff, with buses departing at various times. Some routes require a transfer in Phoenix or Las Vegas, and some are direct. It's a long journey that takes 13 hours, but free Wi-Fi is available to stay connected and keep yourself entertained.

If you are considering the bus, it's worth looking into tour packages from various companies that can shuttle you there for a price that's not that much more expensive than the bus and often include meals and transportation around the park.

If you have your own car or rent one in LA , driving is still the most economical way to see the Grand Canyon. Most first-time visitors explore the South Rim of the Grand Canyon, as Grand Canyon Village provides various lodging, camping, and eating options. Also, it's closer to LA. However, if you've already toured the South Rim or want to escape the crowds, the North Rim is your better bet. Remember that the North Rim is not accessible in the winter when route 67 is closed for the season.

Driving directly to the South Rim takes about eight hours, barring traffic. Start traveling east on Interstate 10 if you're coming from downtown L.A., on Interstate 210 if you're coming from the Valley, or on State Route 91 if you're coming from southern beach towns or Orange County. Then, take Interstate 15 north toward Las Vegas. In Barstow, take Interstate 40 east to Flagstaff. Arizona State Route 64 (just before you get to Flagstaff) takes you to the South Rim of the Grand Canyon.

To get to the North Rim , depart L.A. as you would for the South Rim, then stay on Interstate 15 until you get to Washington, Utah (about an hour and a half north of Las Vegas). Exit on Route 9 East (State Street) and take it to Utah State Route 59 South, which will become Arizona State Route 389 South when you hit the border. In Fredonia, turn right onto Arizona State Route 89A South. Then, at the Kaibab Plateau Visitor Center, turn right on Route 67 south (Grand Canyon Highway). You'll find the Jacob Lake Inn and Restaurant and the last gas station before you hit the North Rim.

What to See in the Grand Canyon

There's so much to see and do in the Grand Canyon that one day is really not enough time to take it all in. There are many ways to see the canyon , from helicopter tours that will give you the best aerial views of the park to camping tours, which will let you immerse yourself in its wonder.

If you're working with a short timeframe and want the best views for a photo-op, prioritize the Mather Point Overlook on the South Rim and the Coconino Overlook on the North Rim.

There are many ways to get to the Grand Canyon, including driving, flying, or taking the bus or train. Driving is the most economical way to see the Grand Canyon. 

The Grand Canyon is 480 miles away from L.A. The drive takes about eight hours, depending on traffic.

The flight is about 1 hour, 15 minutes and lands at the Flagstaff Pulliam Airport.

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Grand Canyon Explorer Roundtrip from Los Angeles

$2,449 - 11 Days

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• Grand Canyon >
• Flagstaff >

Starting in Los Angeles, journey to the spectacular Grand Canyon, along with the gorgeous Southwestern cities of Albuquerque, Santa Fe and Flagstaff on this 11-day rail journey. Immerse yourself in the rich culture and fascinating heritage of Albuquerque. Spend some quality time in the colorful and historic Santa Fe. Get up close and personal with the wondrous Grand Canyon and take in some of the most breathtaking vistas in North America. Explore the astounding natural wonders of Flagstaff, including the stunning Red Rocks of Sedona. This Grand Canyon Explorer rail journey promises a relaxing trip full of spectacular sights!

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• Sightseeing walking tour of Santa Fe
• One-way Grand Canyon Railway to the Grand Canyon in Coach class
• Grand Canyon Freedom Tour
• Sightseeing tour of Sedona

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• Roundtrip Amtrak® in Coach accommodations from Los Angeles to Albuquerque; Albuquerque to Santa Fe; Santa Fe to Williams on the Southwest Chief®
• 8 nights' hotel accommodations
• One-way shuttle transfer from Maswik Lodge to Flagstaff hotel
• Round-trip transfer from Flagstaff to Sedona
• 1 meal (1 breakfast)

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DAY 1 LOS ANGELES > ALBUQUERQUE Board the train in Los Angeles this evening for an overnight journey to Albuquerque on Amtrak's Southwest Chief. (Overnight onboard Amtrak) DAY 2 ALBUQUERQUE Welcome to Albuquerque, a truly gorgeous city full of stunning sights. Albuquerque's robust culture and even more robust heritage make it a fascinating place to visit. Take advantage of your free time today to enjoy all this city has to offer while enjoying its clear blue skies and fresh desert air. (Overnight in Albuquerque) DAY 3 ALBUQUERQUE > SANTA FE Travel on your own to the Amtrak station and board the Southwest Chief for a breathtaking ride to Lamy. Carving through canyon passages only a few feet wider than the train itself, you'll see spectacular landscapes and pristine vistas not visible from any interstate or highway. From Lamy, you will board Amtrak's Thruway bus to transfer to Santa Fe. This city not only offers stunning views of the serene mountains, but it is also known as a treasure for art, culture, and cuisine. Enjoy a free day exploring all that Santa Fe has to offer before settling in for the evening. If you are looking for something to do, Canyon Road is full of restaurants, cafes, and art galleries. (Overnight in Santa Fe) DAY 4 SANTA FE Today, you will see all the sights of Santa Fe on a guided walking tour of the city. The “City of Holy Faith” is a colorful and historic town, nestled in the foothills of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains. Founded over 400 years ago by the Spaniards and inhabited by the Pueblo Indians for over 1,000 years, Santa Fe is quite a unique destination. This culturally diverse and gorgeous city attracts travelers from all over the world. (Overnight in Santa Fe) DAY 5 SANTA FE > WILLIAMS Travel on your own to the Amtrak station and board the train to Williams. Upon arrival in Williams Junction, you will be transferred to the Grand Canyon Railway Hotel. After you settle in, relax and enjoy a good night's sleep. Tomorrow, your Grand Canyon adventure awaits! (Overnight in Williams) DAY 6 GRAND CANYON ONBOARD GRAND CANYON RAILWAY This morning, enjoy your included hearty breakfast at the Fred Harvey Restaurant, the perfect starting place for your Grand Canyon adventure! Then, board the Grand Canyon Railway, which will take you right into the heart of Grand Canyon National Park. Discover the stunning sights of the Grand Canyon on a guided tour of the Canyon's majestic South Rim. Formed over 17 million years ago, the Canyon's landscape is truly a breathtaking sight to behold. (Overnight in the Grand Canyon) B DAY 7 GRAND CANYON The entire day is yours to explore the Grand Canyon! Check out any of the Canyon's sights you didn't get a chance to see yesterday. There is no shortage of things to do here. Go for an invigorating hike or a leisurely walk. Or, simply relax and bask in the fresh air. (Overnight in the Grand Canyon) DAY 8 GRAND CANYON > FLAGSTAFF This morning, you will have some more free time to explore the Grand Canyon before departing in the early afternoon for Flagstaff. After your arrival, you will check in to your hotel and settle in for a relaxing evening. (Overnight in Flagstaff) DAY 9 FLAGSTAFF >SEDONA > FLAGSTAFF Get up close and personal with the red rocks of Sedona on your included Ultimate Jeep Tour. This excursion combines the rugged and historic exclusive Soldiers Pass Trail Tour with the Old Bear Wallow Tour, giving you spectacular views of Sedona and Oak Creek Canyon from high up Bear Wallow Canyon. After your tour, the rest of the day is yours to explore Flagstaff. If you are looking for something to do tonight, head to the Lowell Observatory for an evening of stargazing. (Overnight in Flagstaff) DAY 10 FLAGSTAFF > LOS ANGELES Spend some time enjoying the city of Flagstaff today before boarding the train in the evening for your return overnight journey to Los Angeles. (Overnight onboard Amtrak)

DAY 11 END JOURNEY IN LOS ANGELES

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At the most famous natural wonder of the world, you'll discover the millions of years that it took to carve out this massive canyon with And in a place like the Grand Canyon, there can be a lot to see and so many different ways to see it. Actually two separate parks, the Grand Canyon is divided into the Grand Canyon National Park which houses the North, South, and East Rim, and Grand Canyon West Rim which is managed by the Hualapai Nation Reservation and features the thrilling Skywalk. Tour the park by land, river, or air with the best in Grand Canyon tours including the famous Papillion helicopter tours and Pink Jeep tours. However, you choose to explore the park make sure to bring your camera to capture the jaw-dropping sights. You might also be interested in: Hoover Dam Tours | Yellowstone Tours | Yosemite Tours | Antelope Canyon

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The Grand Canyon, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World, needs no introduction. Its vast and colorful landscape, carved by the Colorado River over millions of years, leaves visitors in awe.

If you're looking for unforgettable tours from Los Angeles , a Grand Canyon tour is the perfect escape. Tours4fun offers a variety of Grand Canyon tours from Los Angeles, catering to different interests and travel styles

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Escape the urban hustle and bustle as you depart from Los Angeles on a scenic journey to the Grand Canyon. Marvel at the breathtaking vistas and geological wonders along the way, with knowledgeable guides providing insight into the region's rich history and natural significance. Choose from a range of tour durations, including 3-day LA to Grand Canyon trips and multi-day excursions, allowing you to immerse yourself in the grandeur of the canyon at your own pace.

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Our Grand Canyon tours from Los Angeles not only showcase the splendor of this iconic landmark but also offer opportunities to explore other highlights of the Southwest. From the vibrant streets of Las Vegas to the serene beauty of Sedona , Arizona, our itineraries are designed to provide a comprehensive experience of this diverse region.

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For those seeking the ultimate adventure, consider our Los Angeles to Las Vegas bus tours , which combine the excitement of Sin City with the natural wonders of the Grand Canyon. Experience the glitz and glamour of the Las Vegas Strip before venturing into the rugged landscapes of the Southwest, where the majestic Grand Canyon awaits.

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4-Day Grand Canyon and Lower Antelope Canyon Tour from LA/LV

• Transportation (The type of vehicle used will be based on the number of guests attending that day).
• 3 Nights Hotel (Nights are one day less than the total number of tour days).
• Professional Bilingual(English and Mandarin) Driver and Guide (or Driver-Guide) .
• Entry/Admission - Grand Canyon South Rim
• Entry/Admission - East Rim Drive
• Entry/Admission - Horseshoe Bend
• Entry/Admission - Lake Powell
• Food and beverage (Tour guide will arrange)
• Booster seat ($10.00/person/day) available upon request for children 6 and under.
• Gratuities .
• Any Optional attraction fee listed in Itinerary (Tickets should be purchased from the tour guide).
• Any personal and other expenses are not listed in Fee Included.
• Grand Canyon South Rim IMAX Movie + Lunch Everyone：$27.00；
• Grand Canyon South Rim IMAX Movie Everyone：$13.00；
• Las Vegas Night Tour Everyone：$45.00；
• Las Vegas Welcome Signboard&M&M'S LV&Coca-Cola LV&FlyOver LV Adult：$45.00； Child (Under 12)：$34.00；
• Entry/Admission - Las Vegas
• Entry/Admission - Grand Canyon National Park
• Entry/Admission - Lower Antelope Canyon
• Entry/Admission - M&M'S Las Vegas
• Option 1 424 N Main St, Los Angeles, CA 90012, USA 07:00AM Departure Pico House Los Angeles
• Option 2 123 S Lincoln Ave, Monterey Park, CA 91755, USA 07:30AM Departure Lincoln Plaza Hotel parking lot
• Option 3 303 E Valley Blvd, San Gabriel, CA 91776, USA 07:45AM Departure Sheraton San Gabriel Pick-up and drop-off services at this location are only available for guests who have reservations in the hotel. Please provide the hotel confirmation number.
• Option 4 8832 Glendon Wy, Rosemead, CA 91770, USA 08:00AM Departure Hartford Hotel, BW Signature Collection Rosemead
• Option 5 1015 Nogales St, Rowland Heights, CA 91748, USA 08:30AM Departure 99 Ranch Market Rowland Heights
• Option 6 9775 Base Line Rd, Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91730, USA 09:00AM Departure 99 Ranch Rancho Cucamonga
• Option 7 5757 Wayne Newton Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89119, USA 13:30 Departure Las Vegas Harry Reid International Airport (LAS) Free pick-up time: 13:30.
• Option 8 3850 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89109, USA 15:30 Departure Excalibur Hotel & Casino - Bus Pick up Area
• Option 1 5757 Wayne Newton Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89119, USA Las Vegas Harry Reid International Airport (LAS)； Our staff only provides one drop-off service from the LAS hotel at 11:00 in the morning. Please book domestic flight after 13:30 and international flights after 14:30.
• Option 2 3799 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89109, USA MGM Grand； The guest who pick up at Park MGM Las Vegas and Excalibur Hotel & Casino, we will drop off guest at MGM Grand.
• Option 3 424 N Main St, Los Angeles, CA 90012, USA Pico House Los Angeles；
• Option 4 123 S Lincoln Ave, Monterey Park, CA 91755, USA Lincoln Plaza Hotel parking lot
• Option 5 303 E Valley Blvd, San Gabriel, CA 91776, USA Sheraton San Gabriel； Pick-up and drop-off services at this location are only available for guests who have reservations in the hotel. Please provide the hotel confirmation number.
• Option 6 8832 Glendon Wy, Rosemead, CA 91770, USA Hartford Hotel, BW Signature Collection Rosemead；
• Option 7 1015 Nogales St, Rowland Heights, CA 91748, USA 99 Ranch Market Rowland Heights；
• Option 8 9775 Base Line Rd, Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91730, USA 99 Ranch Rancho Cucamonga；
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• Infants must sit on laps
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• 1. Customer under 18 years old MUST be accompanied by at least one adult. In consideration of the guest safety, pregnant women are only allowed to join the tour if pregnant for 24 weeks or less by the end of the trip.
• 2. Please be sure to provide accurate and complete information upon booking. This includes name, gender, valid contact information (preferably a mobile phone), accurate flight information, tour location, etc., This helps to avoid any errors upon the reservation because errors affect travel. Any losses due to inaccurate or invalid information will be at your own cost and the company will not be held responsible.
• 3. Various hotels may have different deposit policy passengers need to comply with. No specific bed type or the position of the tour can be guaranteed at each hotel. Usually 2-4 people can stay in each room maximally. Hotel check-in time starts at 15:00.
• 4. Any guests that have already purchased their own tickets or have a city PASS will not be able to use it on the tour. Please understand that you must purchase the admission tickets through our company in order to participate. For the optional admission tickets, you will reserve it from the tour guide directly. The tour guide will make this arrangement for you. As a tour group, it is highly suggested to make a reservation together rather than individually in order to get into an attraction. We greatly appreciate your understanding and cooperation. Thank you again for choosing to tour with us! 
• 5. JUPITER LEGEND Corporation and Ctour Holiday have the right to make appropriate adjustments to the itinerary under the conditions of facilitating the operation for the tour group. This, however, will not reduce the items that should be included in the itinerary.
• 6. During the actual trip, the tour guide or driver has the right to appropriately adjust the tour sequence, stay time or assembly time of scenic spots according to the weather, traffic, and other conditions to ensure the smooth progress of the trip.
• 7. If the scenic spots are temporarily closed or closed on a particular holiday, etc., the tour guide will adjust the appearance according to the actual situation or replace the location with another scenic spot to ensure the richness of the itinerary. The opening hours and capacity limits of certain attractions and national parks will be subject to change from time to time due to the COVID-19 pandemic. When the operating hours and capacity restrictions have an impact on the itinerary, it shall be regarded as force majeure. Thank you for your understanding.
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• D7474BHpamelab 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles A Natural Wonder Indeed!!! Spectacular views! We enjoyed seeing the Grand Canyon and Hoover Dam. Our tour guide Eric was most knowledgeable, professional, and impressive for only being on the job one year! Read more Written May 9, 2024
• S7234DRdianem 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Grand Canyon 5 stars all the way, Eric was the best, made learning about the grand canyon and hoover dam fun. Total wow factor highly recommend Read more Written May 8, 2024
• 64mayaf 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Magical scenery The team of Jack, Luis and 2nd driver made our trip super memorable! The scenery at the lower antelop canyon was magical! Well done team Jack! Read more Written May 8, 2024
• Barcbg 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Do IT!!!! GO! Worth the drive! Truly UNREAL! Well run tour. Jack was awesome from start to the end. Loved it. I would do this again and recommend to anyone. Amazing. Can’t give it enough 5 stars!!! Read more Written May 8, 2024
• AL3644 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles The best trip ever It was an awesome experience . Took a lot of beautiful pictures. Jack Z. was our very informative tour guide and Luis and another driver took us safely to our destination and back. Read more Written May 8, 2024
• D4844QOrobertl 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Nice trip It’s an amazing day to visited Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe Bend .We took a lot of pictures and our tour guy Jack is very nice and helpful! Read more Written May 8, 2024
• meganlynch93 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Best day trip ever We booked onto this trip after looking at a few different tours. We are so glad we booked this one. It was a great experience from start to finish. Our guide, Scarlett and driver Shin were both so great and Scarlett was so enthusiastic, even at 6am! I loved that we got food vouchers to spend at our choice of 3 restaurants, normally on tours like this I’ve been on you don’t get a choice. I liked that I could choose on this one, especially as I am vegetarian. I would 100% recommend this tour Read more Written May 8, 2024
• ria_horne 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Loved it!! So informative This is my 2nd time in vegas and this time I didn’t want to leave without going to the Grsnd Canyon/Hoover Dam. We booked this tour through a street guide and so glad we did. The Guide John was very friendly, very informative, organised and clearly knew how to do his job. While it is a long day, it’s a must do trip, as someone the UK, knows not enough about the history behind this phenomenon. So glad I chose this option over the chopper option. Shout out to Tracie the bus driver who got us there and back in safe and quick time. Read more Written May 8, 2024
• Harpo1981 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Wonderful tour experience We had a fantastic trip with Jesse looking after us. Jesse is very knowledgeable and informative and happy to answer any questions. The trip to the Grand canyon was spectacular with enough time to take in all the beauty Read more Written May 8, 2024
• jahvarnep 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Bus tour I highly recommend this bus tour it doesn't make you feel like you missed anything. in fact, because of our tour guide, Eric, who is absolutely down to earth, super friendly, made sure we didn't miss anything. It was very knowledgeable and answered all our questions before we could ask any. The driver was amazing, got us to all out stops safely, and on time we didn't lose any, it was a very comfortable trip. Read more Written May 8, 2024
• T4133AQlisas 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Awesome trip! Jesse was a phenomenal tour guide. He was very knowledgeable and easy going. I would definitely recommend. We loved it! Read more Written May 8, 2024
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11 Best Stops on a Los Angeles to Grand Canyon Road Trip

Last Updated on February 5, 2024

by Maggie Turansky

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Visiting the western United States and want to go from the City of Angels to the incredible Grand Canyon? Well, these two places aren’t all that close together, however, there are several different routes to take and sites to see if you go on a Los Angeles to Grand Canyon road trip.

The American West is one of the most unique and beautiful regions in the entire world, filled with diverse landscapes, stunning national and state parks, and flora that can only be found in this particular area of the world.

And while so many may try and take the quickest route from LA to the Grand Canyon, travellers can really benefit from going slow and making a proper road trip out of it!

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Planning an LA to Grand Canyon Road Trip

The quickest route from LA to the Grand Canyon is along the I-40 E which, without traffic, can take as little as 7 hours to reach the Grand Canyon.

However, this is the least interesting route and there isn’t much to see if you choose to take it. I would recommend taking this route if you’re short on time and if you don’t care to stop off anywhere, however, the other two routes have a lot more to offer.

Another route to take is along the I-15 E, which is considerably longer than the route along the 40 and will be about 11 hours of total driving. This is an ideal route if you want to stop in Las Vegas on the way and are also interested in visiting the North Rim of the Grand Canyon (which is only open from May through October).

And the other route you can take is along the I-10 E. This is the longest route, however, it also has a lot of interesting stops along the way. These include a lot of the highlights of Central and Northern Arizona . The total driving time along that route is about 11 hours all in if you make all of the stops.

Hypothetically, if you are looking for a circular route that begins and ends in LA , I would recommend taking the I-10 route outlined below to the Grand Canyon and then head back to LA along the I-15 route.

If you need to rent a car for this trip, you can browse deals on Rentalcars.com which aggregates prices across all the major providers. Alternatively, if you prefer an RV or campervan, you should check out Outdoorsy which offers plenty of options.

LA to Grand Canyon Stops via the I-15 E

The route along the I-15 can take you through the city of Las Vegas, Nevada along with some highlights of Southern Utah and Northern Arizona before you end up at the Grand Canyon.

Las Vegas, Nevada

The first major stop on this Los Angeles to Grand Canyon National Park road trip route is in Sin City. As one of the most iconic places to visit in the southwest United States, Las Vegas is located about four hours driving along the 15 from LA past the Mojave National Preserve.

This is a stop that really needs no introduction as Vegas is famous the world over for its hedonistic culture, top-notch entertainment and world-class restaurants.

Whether you simply want to stop by for a few hours, play a few slots or a round of blackjack and then continue on your way to any of the other stops on this drive or if you are keen to spend a few days really living out a vegas experience, there is no denying that this is an excellent stop to make.

Las Vegas is a unique and iconic stop on any trip through the American Southwest and it is a can’t-miss destination if you’re visiting the western United States whether you’re driving to the Grand Canyon or you’re on a longer trip — perhaps from Las Vegas to Denver !

Valley of Fire State Park, Nevada

Just a bit outside of Las Vegas and a popular day trip destination from Sin City comes another excellent stop on this route of the LA to Grand Canyon drive — Valley of Fire State Park.

If you’re looking for incredible desert vistas and scenery, that doesn’t begin and end solely at the Grand Canyon, you would really be missing out on the incredible vistas the Southwest has to offer by skipping this stop.

Valley of Fire State Park is known for its iconic red rock formations. Covering over 46,000 acres (18,615 hectares), you would be forgiven for thinking that you had been transported to Mars when scrambling along one of the park’s many hiking trails.

The red rocks were formed by shifting sand dunes over 150 million years ago and it is a true testament to how geologically diverse and resilient this area of the United States is.

You can either simply stop by the park for a quick visit to snap some photos or go on a longer hike on one of the many well-marked and maintained trails. Just be sure to bring plenty of water and to wear sunscreen — a tip that applies to any destination in this area of the world!

Lake Mead National Recreation Area, Nevada

Another amazing stop to make if you’re going via the I-15 E is at Lake Mead National Recreation Area. As the country’s oldest and largest National Recreation Area, this is an excellent place to visit no matter what you’re after.

Lake Mead was created by the Hoover Dam and it is actually the largest reservoir in the United States, providing much of Nevada and Arizona with its water supply. Unfortunately, due to declining water levels, Lake Mead isn’t nearly as full as it once was.

Whether you’re interested in watersports, hiking, mountain biking or the history of one of the country’s most influential hydroelectric dams, Lake Mead is an excellent place to stop on any drive!

Zion National Park, Utah

If there is a national park in the American Southwest that is as well-known and sought-after as the Grand Canyon, it is Zion National Park in southern Utah, just outside of the city of St George. Known for its incredible landscapes and breathtaking hiking opportunities, there is no doubt why this park has become so incredibly popular in the past few years.

Located about 2.5 hours from Las Vegas along the I-15 (in fact, many visit Zion as a day trip from Vegas ) and about 2 hours north of the Grand Canyon, this makes for an excellent overnight stopping point if you’re trying to make the most out of your LA to Grand Canyon road trip.

There are countless hikes in order to get the best views and experiences out of Zion, but the most famous is probably the Narrows, where you will be walking in the shallow depths of the North Fork Virgin River. This is no for the faint of heart, however, as the water can get to be waist-deep at some points of the trek!

There are also several great stops between Zion and the Grand Canyon if you want to extend your trip.

LA to Grand Canyon Stops via the I-10 E

The LA to Grand Canyon route along the I-10 E is the longest driving route that you can take to get to this iconic National Park, however, it also takes you through some of the highlights of the California desert and Arizona.

If you want a great Southwest experience, then look no further than this route. You can also make many of the stops if driving from San Diego to the Grand Canyon.

Palm Springs, California

Located a couple of hours outside of LA along the 10 lies Palm Springs, a popular desert retreat for Angelenos and a great first stop to make on the drive to the Grand Canyon. Known for its hot springs, luxe hotels and golf courses, there are also plenty of great things to suit the outdoor lover here, as well.

In Palm Springs, you can just as easily spend your days shopping in the boutiques of the downtown area, sipping on cocktails while relaxing poolside, playing golf in the warm desert sun or hiking or horseback riding through the Coachella Valley.

This is truly a desert oasis and there is no denying why it has been a popular retreat for Southern Californians for decades.

Joshua Tree National Park, California

Unique landscapes are a mainstay on any Los Angeles to Grand Canyon scenic route and there may be no better place to exemplify that than in Joshua Tree National Park .

Another southwestern national park that has been increasing in popularity in recent years, this area is known for the iconic Joshua trees that pepper the landscape.

This is the perfect national park for those who love unique desert landscapes and is a true heaven for rock climbers or even amateur scramblers.

There are countless hikes and treks that you can do and it is really the perfect place to stop if you want to make the most out of your drive from LA to the Grand Canyon.

Quartzsite, Arizona

An interesting place to stop over for a bit if you want to break up the drive from Los Angeles to Arizona is in the town of Quartzsite, just over the border from California. This place is great for those who are interested in geology and, more importantly, rocks and crystals of any kind.

If you want to experience a cool small town surrounded by beautiful Saguaro cacti (found only in the Sonoran desert in Arizona and Northern Mexico), then Quartzsite is the place for you.

It has also become somewhat of a haven for RV enthusiasts and Van Lifers looking for community. It’s also known for its rock and mineral trade, so it’s the perfect place to stop and visit if that is something you’re into.

Scottsdale, Arizona

This suburb of Phoenix (and my hometown) is one of the most popular places to visit in all of Arizona, and it isn’t hard to see why. Scottsdale has a lot to offer visitors and it makes for an excellent stop when on an LA to Grand Canyon road trip.

Known for its nightlife, shopping, restaurants, golf courses and hiking opportunities, great times abound when you visit Scottsdale.

The Old Town is charming and full of cute shops and great restaurants and it is also home to several bars and nightclubs that can keep you partying all night long. Of course, you also cannot miss the iconic hike up Camelback Mountain, but remember that this is quite a difficult trek and not for those who aren’t fit enough to handle it!

In nearby Phoenix, the Desert Botanical Gardens are a great place to learn about the local flora that is native to the area. All in all, spending a day or two in the Phoenix/Scottsdale area is a great choice for just about anyone.

Prescott, Arizona

Located about 1.5 hours north of Phoenix along the I-17 N lies the charming mountain town of Prescott. If you don’t want to stick out like a sore thumb when visiting this town, make sure to pronounce it properly — the is press-KITT rather than press-SCOTT.

Prescott has a lot of old west history and is well known for its famous Whiskey Row in the historic downtown. it also has a lovely main square that frequently puts on various events throughout the year.

There are lots of house museums to visit in order to learn more about the history of this town and Arizona history in general and there are also plenty of great restaurants, shops and cafes that you can browse at your leisure.

Sedona, Arizona

No trip to the north of Arizona would be complete without mentioning arguably the state’s most beautiful city: Sedona .

Known for its iconic red rocks, beautiful scenery, psychic vortexes and new-age vibe, Sedona is a wonderful place for anyone to stop at and visit when travelling through Arizona.

Whether you’re interested in hiking (consider going on the iconic Devil’s Bridge hike, the hike to Cathedral Rock or, for the more adventurous, the longer West Fork Trail) or simply want to find some interesting souvenirs (make sure to browse the shops in Tlaquepaque), there is something to suit everyone in Sedona and you’re sure to fall in love with this beautiful Arizona city.

Flagstaff, Arizona

And for the final stop on the road trip from LA to the Grand Canyon comes Flagstaff, Northern Arizona’s largest city and thriving university town. Flagstaff can come as a surprise to many people who have some preconceived notions about what Arizona may look like — especially if you’re visiting in the winter.

Set high in the mountains amongst lush pine forest, Flagstaff has a distinctly Alpine feel and it is not at all uncommon to have to contend with several feet of snow when visiting here in the cooler months. It is home to Arizona’s only ski resort, after all!

Flagstaff is absolutely worth exploring in its own right (it’s an iconic stop on the historic Route 66) and there are some truly spectacular natural sites nearby that are worth visiting, such as Sunset Crater National Monument.

If you’re looking to save some money, Flagstaff also makes for an excellent base when visiting the Grand Canyon as accommodation prices can be significantly lower here than closer to the park.

It will take just over an hour to drive to the South Rim of the Grand Canyon from Flagstaff depending on the route you take and the traffic. Alternatively you can drive to Williams and then take the Grand Canyon Railway.

Where to Stay on the LA to Grand Canyon Drive

Along the I-15 route, Las Vegas and the areas surrounding Zion National Park make the most logical sense for this. Along the I-10 route, then consider making stops in the Phoenix area and again in Sedona.

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Hotel Elev8   — This mid-range hotel is located just outside of Flagstaff and is the perfect base for exploring the Grand Canyon. They have rooms to suit both couples and families with great amenities such as an indoor hot tub and sauna!

Little America Hotel Flagstaff   — If you want to stay in luxury, lodge-like settings, then this hotel is a great option for you. They have plush rooms available, a swimming pool and a restaurant on-site.

Private Rental – If you’re after a private place close to the Grand Canyon, then there are many options to choose from — such as  this beautiful house near Williams  or  this cosy cabin in Flagstaff .

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Horseshoe Las Vegas — If you’re on a mid-range budget and want to stay directly on the Las Vegas strip, then is hotel/casino is a great choice! They have great rooms available and breakfast is included in the room rate.

Bellagio — If you want to live it up in Sin City, then look no further than this iconic hotel. It’s home to several luxe rooms, a casino, a beautiful swimming pool and even some of Vegas’ famous shows!

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St George Inn & Suites — Situated in the town of St Georgia, this hotel is a great mid-range option for those looking to explore Zion National Park. They have clean and comfortable rooms to choose from and even a swimming pool on-site to enjoy after a long day of exploring!

Inn On The Cliff — If you’re after a luxury option near Zion, then this is a great choice for you! They have a myriad of cool rooms to choose from, breakfast included in the rate and a swimming pool to take the edge off a hot day.

Private Vacation Rental — If you’d rather find a private rental, then there are a number of great options for you when visiting Zion such as this ultra-cool cabin within easy reach of the park entrance.

Not quite what you’re looking for? Click here to browse other options near Zion National Park!

SureStay Hotel Phoenix Airport – if you’re after a mid-range place to stay that’s within easy reach of the Phoenix Valley’s top attractions, then this is a great choice for you. They have clean and comfortable rooms available and include breakfast in the nightly rate. 

Sonder The Monarch – Located in the heart of Old Town Scottsdale, this is a hip, cool hotel to stay at if your budget allows for a bit more luxury. they have great amenities, a fantastic swimming pool, and chic rooms to ensure that you’ll get a great night’s rest.  

Private Vacation Rental – If you want to stay in your own place in Phoenix, then there are several excellent options for you such as this 2-bedroom apartment in Scottsdale or this private casita .

Not quite what you’re looking for? Click here to browse other hotels in Phoenix!

Sedona Village Lodge — If you’re travelling to Sedona on a tighter budget, then this hotel is a good option for you. Centrally located within easy access of all Sedona has to offer, they have a handful of clean and comfortable rooms on offer.

A Sunset Chateau — If you have luxury in mind when visiting Sedona, then this swanky bed and breakfast is an excellent choice for you. Perfectly located close to everything you would want to see in Sedona, they have beautiful rooms available and a great breakfast included every morning.

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Planning the perfect Grand Canyon road trip from Los Angeles doesn’t have to be a difficult task. There are so many things to see and do in this area of the country that you will likely only wish you had the time to see absolutely everything!

Are you planning a scenic route from Los Angeles to the Grand Canyon? Have any questions about this drive? Let us know in the comments!

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Maggie is a co-founder and writer for The World Was Here First. Originally from the US, she has lived in five different countries and has travelled to dozens more, both solo and with her partner, Michael. She particularly loves exploring Spain and spending time in the Caucasus and the Baltics. Read more about Maggie

This is really great Maggie, we are planning on driving LA , JT, Vegas, Grand Canyon, Monument Valley, Sedona, Tucson, Palm Springs, LA then home to Sydney. Is the South Rim better than the North for a two night stay? Do you think two nights in Monument Valley is worth it or just the one to photograph sunset and sunrise etc? Any Tucson tips?

Sounds like you’re planning a great trip! The South Rim is definitely more popular to visit and has a lot more options (not only for accommodation but also food and such). The North Rim is a lot less visited and therefore there aren’t as many facilities, so it really depends on what you’re after. Keep in mind the North Rim is only open from 15 May – 15 October, as well. As for Monument Valley, I haven’t spent much time there so I’m afraid I can’t offer any advice on that end. In Tuscon, you should have a look at our Tuscon itinerary to plan your time there: https://www.theworldwasherefirst.com/tucson-itinerary/

Thanks so much Maggie. This is really helpful and I’ll use some of your suggestions in planning my trip.

Happy you found this helpful, Karena!

Any cave experiences on this trip? If not, I’d like to do an itinerary that includes a cool cave exploration stop. Any thoughts?

Hi Marlene, unfortunately, I don’t know of any cave experiences on this route.

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If your vacation dreams include shopping on Rodeo Drive, star sightings and gazing over one of natures most glorious creations, LA can make your dreams come true. Yes, it is farther away than most Grand Canyon basing grounds but with a major international airport and it being LA and all, you won’t have trouble getting from here to there and back again. If you can get a non-fat, iced, 1/2-caf, vanilla bean, mochachino, why would you have trouble booking a tour to anywhere in the world you’d like, including the Grand Canyon?

Because it’s farther away, you might have more luck finding coach tours inclusive of but not limited to the Grand Canyon, but it is LA after all. If you want it all, ask for it. You’re bound to be able to book the vacation of a lifetime.

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1-day las vegas to grand canyon national park west rim tour tour code : gol-veg-587.

Departure City : Las Vegas NV

Available Days : Daily

Highlights : Explore the Grand Canyon West Rim! Explore the most famous of the Seven World’s Natural Wonders.

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• Minimum 2 people required.

1-Day Las Vegas to Grand Canyon National Park West Rim and Skywalk Tour Tour code : GOL-VEG-588

Highlights : Explore the Grand Canyon West Rim! Experience the Skywalk with an admission ticket included.  Explore the most famous of the Seven World’s Natural Wonders.

• Admission ticket of West Rim and Skywalk.

1-Day Flagstaff to Grand Canyon National Park and Navajo Reservation Tour Tour code : GOL-FLG-001

Departure City : Flagstaff

Available Days : Daily (2024-01-01 To 2024-12-31)

Highlights : Maximum time to explore at Grand Canyon● · Spectacular South and East Rim Viewpoints● · Learn about area history and geology● · Visit the Navajo Nation● · Historic Cameron Trading Post● · Views of Little Colorado River Gorge & Painted Desert Cliffs● · Views of volcanic fields near Flagstaff● · Time for lunch (on own) at Grand Canyon  

1-Day Flagstaff to Grand Canyon National Park, East Rim and South Rim Tour Tour code : GOL-FLG-002

Highlights : · Visit dormant lava flows at Sunset Crater● · Ancient Native American ruins at Wupatki National Monument● · Travel through the Navajo Nation● · Lunch (included) and browsing at Historic Cameron Trading Post● · Views of Little Colorado River Gorge & Painted Desert Cliffs6● · Spectacular South and East Rim Viewpoints● · Free time in the Grand Canyon Village area

Tour is updated through email subject: Fwd: Happy Holidays! 2023 Arizona Tour & Travel Tariff. Tours do not operate on Thanksgiving Day or Christmas Day. Departs from Flagstaff hotels within city limits (8-8:30am and returns approximately 5-5:30pm).

1-Day Flagstaff to Grand Canyon National Park, South Rim and East Rim Tour Tour code : GOL-FLG-008

Highlights : Travel through large ponderosa pine forests● Travel through the Navajo Nation● Stop for browsing at Historic Cameron Trading Post● Views of Little Colorado River Gorge & Painted Desert Cliffs● Spectacular South and East Rim Viewpoints● Dramatic overlook for sunset● Dinner (included) before or after sunset depending on time of year

Tour is updated through email subject: Fwd: Happy Holidays! 2023 Arizona Tour & Travel Tariff. Tours do not operate on Thanksgiving Day or Christmas Day. Departs from Flagstaff hotels within city limits daily (11:00 am and 12:00 pm and returns approximately 8:30 pm).

1-Day Flagstaff to Grand Canyon National Park, Hopi Cultural Museum and Walpi Village Tour Tour code : GOL-FLG-009

Available Days : Wed (2024-12-01 To 2024-12-31)

Highlights : Travel through tall pine forests● Travel through the Navajo Nation● Views of the Hopi Mesas● Visit Hopi Cultural Center Museum & gift shop● Lunch (included) at Hopi Cultural Center Café● Native American guided tour of Walpi village● Opportunities to shop for Hopi arts and crafts

Tours do not operate on Thanksgiving Day or Christmas Day. Departs from Flagstaff hotels within city limits Wednesday at approximately (8:15 am and returns 5:15 pm).

1-Day Sedona to Grand Canyon National Park, Oak Creek Canyon, Navajo Nation and Cameron Tour Tour code : GOL-SDX-003

Departure City : Sedona, AZ

Available Days : Daily (2024-01-29 To 2024-12-31)

Highlights : Oak Creek Canyon is an interesting river geaorge located between the cities of Flagstaff and Sedona in northern Arizona. This place is also known as the small cousion of Grand Canyon due to its breathtaking views. 

1-Day Sedona to Grand Canyon Deluxe/Grand Canyon Railroad and East Rim Tour Tour code : GOL-SDX-004

Highlights : Travel up Oak Creek Canyon Scenic Byway  Views of Arizona’s tallest mountains One-Way ride on the Grand Canyon Train  Guided rim tour and return trip by sightseeing van  Free time to explore at Grand Canyon  Spectacular South and East Rim Viewpoints  Visit the Navajo Nation  Historic Cameron Trading Post  Views of Little Colorado River Gorge & Painted Desert Cliffs  Views of volcanic fields near Flagstaff  Time for lunch (on own) at Grand Canyon

1-Day Sedona to Grand Canyon National Park, Wupatki, Crater Volcano National Monument and Navajo Nation Tour Tour code : GOL-SDX-005

Highlights :  Travel up Oak Creek Canyon Scenic Byway  Views of Arizona’s tallest mountains  Visit dormant lava flows at Sunset Crater Ancient Native American ruins at Wupatki National Monument Travel through the Navajo Nation Lunch (included) and browsing at Historic Cameron Trading Post  Views of Little Colorado River Gorge & Painted Desert Cliffs  Spectacular South and East Rim Viewpoints Free time in the Grand Canyon Village area

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1-Day Sedona to Grand Canyon National Park Hiking Tour Tour code : GOL-SDX-007

Highlights : ● Scenic drive up Oak Creek Canyon● Views of Arizona’s highest mountains & volcanic fields● Spectacular Grand Canyon Overlooks● Hike Grand Canyon with a WFA Certified Guide● Lunch and snacks included● Historic Cameron Trading Post32● Views of the Navajo Nation

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The ultimate Los Angeles to Grand Canyon road trip

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The ultimate Los Angeles to Grand Canyon road trip takes you from the crashing waves of the Pacific Ocean to one of the most iconic national parks in America . Even though the Grand Canyon is the main show, it’s a journey that delivers top attractions from start to end. On the road trip from LA to Grand Canyon you find an abundance of fascinating nature and fun cities to explore.

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Route from LA to Grand Canyon

• Start: Los Angeles
• Bryce Canyon
• Antelope Canyon
• Horseshoe Bend
• Grand Canyon
• Joshua Tree
• Finish: Los Angeles
• Total distance:  1,372 mi / 2,208 km
• Total driving time:  23.5 h

1. Los Angeles, CA

It’s finally time for the ultimate Los Angeles to Grand Canyon National Park road trip. But before you head east, don’t miss out on some of the best things to do in Los Angeles.

Stroll the Santa Monica Pier

The Santa Monica Pier magnificently juts out into the Atlantic Ocean. At the foot of Colorado Avenue, where the iconic Route 66 ends, it’s the perfect starting point for the LA to Grand Canyon road trip.

For more than 100 years the Santa Monica Pier has attracted locals and tourists alike. With time the pier has become a true Los Angeles landmark.

Gloriously so the Santa Monica Pier offers fantastic views of the Pacific coastline. But the Santa Monica Pier is as much about its unique atmosphere.

Home to an amusement park, dining options and street performers something fun is always going on at the Santa Monica Pier. It’s hard to imagine a better spot for people watching.

Make your dreams come true at Disneyland

If you want to begin the road trip from Los Angeles to Grand Canyon with happy faces, there’s no better place to go than Disneyland. The renowned amusement park is known as the Happiest Place on Earth.

Disneyland encompasses nine different themed areas to check out.

The original five lands of Disney are Main Street USA, Adventureland, Frontierland, Fantasyland and Tomorrowland. Later the fun-filled group has been extended with New Orleans Square, Critter Country, Mickey’s Toontown and Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge.

With so much to enjoy, including colorful characters and thrilling rides, Disneyland is an endless family favorite. However, it’s also a magical place where adults can have a well needed respite from reality.

2. Las Vegas, NV

• Driving distance:  270 mi / 435 km
• Driving time:  4 h

Las Vegas, positioned in the Mojave Desert, is closely associated with its sprawling casino resorts and bright neon lights. Now you have the chance to go big on the Los Angeles to Grand Canyon national park road trip.

Indulge in the Strip

The legendary Las Vegas Strip is the busiest part of Las Vegas Boulevard South. Here you find an in particular high concentration of luxury casinos and attractions.

It’s the epicenter of the entertainment hub that Las Vegas is.

Caesars Palace is a Greco-Roman themed institution along the Strip. Just wandering through all its grandeur, including extravagant statues and columns, is an experience on its own.

For pure Italian vibes the Venetian demands your attention. The hotel, which replicates the city of Venice, gives you a unique opportunity to add a memorable gondola ride to the Los Angeles to Grand Canyon itinerary.

Bellagio is another Las Vegas crowd pleaser. Its frequently running musical fountain shows, with water soaring up as high as 460 feet (140 m) into the air, is the perfect end to a day in Las Vegas.

Walk across the Hoover Dam

Just 33 miles (53 km) from the bright lights of Las Vegas the Hoover Dam is located. On the border between Nevada and Arizona it’s a National Historic Landmark that represents engineering at its finest.

Even though the Hoover Dam was completed already in the 1930s, it’s as fascinating today as it was then.

The amount of concrete used in building the Hoover Dam would be enough to pave a road from San Francisco to New York City . That’s how huge the structure is.

When you visit, it’s a must to walk across the dam. The 1,244 feet (370 m) from one side to the other fully lets you capture its grandness.

Additional stop: Valley of Fire State Park is located right along the route from Las Vegas to Zion National Park. The state park, Nevada’s oldest and largest, lures visitors in with its never ending landscape of red rocks.

3. Zion, UT

• Driving distance:  160 mi / 257 km
• Driving time:  2.5 h

Colorful red sandstone cliffs, blue skies and evergreen canyons. Welcome to Zion National Park in Utah .

Although it isn’t the itinerary’s main focus, Zion is a side attraction like no other. When it comes to visitors per year, Zion is up there with Grand Canyon, Yellowstone and the other big boys.

Take on the famous Angels Landing

Zion National Park offers truly jaw-dropping hiking opportunities. So of course the best things to do in Zion National Park include exploring the various world-class trails.

For the experienced hiker, Angel’s Landing might be the hike on top of the list on the the Los Angeles to Grand Canyon road trip. It’s a trail that is known for its thrilling climbs.

At 5 miles (8 km) the trail’s length maybe doesn’t sound like a challenge. However, the trail has an elevation change of 1,488 feet (453 m) and some stretches are just a few scary feets wide.

If you’re up for the task, just pay attention to that you because of its popularity need a special Angels Landing hiking permit .

Relax with a quiet Riverside Walk

Even though you find dramatic hikes like Angels Landing in Zion, it’s also a place that caters to every traveler on the Los Angeles to Grand Canyon drive. So if you look for something less challenging, don’t despair.

The Riverside Walk is 2.2 miles (3.5 km) long both ways. It’s a perfect trail for a more casual stroll on your way from LA to Grand Canyon.

Along Virgin River, in the heart of Zion National Park, the Riverside Walk is flat and easy. The hike ends where the canyon gets so narrow that only the river fits. There a more dramatic Zion hike, the Narrows, begins.

Where to stay

There’s no need to sacrifice your comfortable lifestyle when you stay at Zion National Park . There’s convenient lodging both inside the park and just outside the park border in gateway town Springdale.

• Zion National Park Lodge – The only in-park lodging.
• Cable Mountain Lodge – The Springdale option closest to the park.

4. Bryce Canyon National Park, UT

• Driving distance:  73 mi / 117 km
• Driving time:  1.5 h

Bryce Canyon National Park is the second out of four national parks on the Los Angeles to Grand Canyon itinerary. Just 1.5 hours from Zion, it’s a place filled with peculiar rock formations, including its signature rock spires called hoodoos.

Enjoy awe-inspiring hoodoo overlooks

Over millions of years a natural amphitheater, called the Bryce Amphitheater, has been carved out by Mother Nature. The Bryce Amphitheater is the park’s main area, where you find its greatest concentrations of hoodoos.

From the road through Bryce Canyon, it’s just steps to some of the park’s most iconic overlooks. Bryce Point, Inspiration Point, Sunset Point and Sunrise Point are such points that all are easy to reach from the park road.

However, during the busy summer season it’s a good to consider the park’s shuttle. If you explore the park by shuttle, your car gets some well deserved rest before the drive from Los Angeles to Grand Canyon continues.

Don’t look past the Bryce Canyon lodging inside the park and in the adjacent Bryce Canyon City. Easy hoodoo access makes the most out of a Bryce Canyon visit on the LA to Grand Canyon drive.

• Lodge at Bryce Canyon – The only in-park lodging.
• BW Ruby’s Inn – A Bryce institution.

5. Antelope Canyon, AZ

• Driving distance:  157 mi / 253 km
• Driving time:  3 h

You really go from one natural wonder to another on the Los Angeles to Grand Canyon National Park road trip. Near the Utah-Arizona border, within Lake Powell Navajo Tribal Park, the fabulous Antelope Canyon is located.

Antelope Canyon is defined by its wavy sandstone walls. Around the year its shapes make people’s jaws drop, but its mystique peaks during the months when beams of sunshine cut into the canyon.

Discover Antelope Canyon

Antelope Canyon is one slot canyon. However, there are two different sections that you can visit.

Upper Antelope Canyon is the most popular section. This also is where the famous light beams occur at midday from the second half of March until mid October.

Lower Antelope Canyon has its own entrance point and is not as visited. Although you don’t find any light beams here, its shapes are as great as the ones on offer in Upper Antelope Canyon.

No matter which section you go for, you need a reservation with an authorized guide . Especially during the summer season, tours tend to book up early in advance.

You find nicely positioned places to stay near Antelope Canyon in the town of Page. From the heart of Page it’s just 4 miles (6 km) to the fabled Antelope Canyon.

• Country Inn Page – Convenient and comfy.
• Wingate by Wyndham – Near Colorado River.

6. Horseshoe Bend, AZ

• Driving distance:  7 mi / 11 km
• Driving time:  0.5 h

Less than 30 minutes from Antelope Canyon you find Horseshoe Bend . The iconic bend of the Colorado River, enhanced by towering cliffs, is what the experts call an incised meander.

It’s a few miles from where Grand National Park actually begins, but the scenic spot is the perfect way to kick off your Grand Canyon adventure.

Take a photo with the Colorado River

With the Colorado River flowing roughly 1,000 feet (300 m) below you, the Horseshoe Bend overlook is remarkable. Nowhere within Grand Canyon National Park you find such an intimate Colorado River vista.

At Horseshoe Bend, sometimes referred to as the east rim of the Grand Canyon, the steep cliffs and reflecting Colorado River are beautiful contrasts. It’s a unique LA to Grand Canyon photo opportunity.

Horseshoe Bend is also easily accessible. From its parking lot it’s a walk of 0.75 miles (1.2 km) to the viewpoint. Just pay attention to that the heat during the warmer half of the year often gets intense.

Hot or not, Horseshoe Bend is a great morning or sunset activity on the LA to Grand Canyon itinerary. Early morning the sun is behind you at the overlook, while in the evening it sets in front of you.

You don’t need any additional Horseshoe Bend lodging . From hotels in Page, you easily reach both Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe Bend.

7. Grand Canyon, AZ

• Driving distance:  133 mi / 214 km

You made it all the way from Los Angeles to the Grand Canyon! After 2.5 more hours on the road you arrive in Grand Canyon Village at Grand Canyon’s South Rim.

The South Rim is the most popular rim of the Grand Canyon. It’s open year round and offers a good selection of lodging within Grand Canyon National Park.

Admire the world wonder

As you get to the South Rim of the Grand Canyon, an exceptional landscape awaits. Only steps from where you park your car you find the natural wonder that you came for.

Grand Canyon is a huge American attraction. The world-famous Arizona wonder is 277 miles (446 km) long, up to 18 miles (29 km) wide and more than a mile (1,847 m) deep.

The easily accessible Rim Trail follows the rim from the Grand Canyon Village area to a point called Hermit’s Rest. Along the walk you find one majestic viewpoint after another.

Mile after mile. Rock layer after rock layer. When you visit the overlooks, it’s like the Grand Canyon never ends.

The convenient vistas offer sights that you never forget. With so much to take in many visitors don’t go past the sweeping viewpoints on the rim of the Grand Canyon.

Head into the Grand Canyon

If you like what you see from the edge of the rim but want more, it’s time to put on your hiking boots and head into the Grand Canyon. The deeper you go, the more there’s to explore.

On many bucket lists, and an iconic hike for the Los Angeles to Grand Canyon road trip, is the Bright Angel Trail.

It’s an out-and-back trail that really takes you to the depths of Grand Canyon.

The Bright Angel Trailhead is located at a formidable elevation of 6,850 feet (2,088 m). At Indian Garden 4.5 miles (7.2 km) from the trailhead, where many day hikers choose to turn back, you’re already down at 3,800 feet (1,158 m).

That’s a huge elevation loss.

So when you decide to return back to the rim, you have hardly done half of the job. The national park service recommends that you allow twice as much time for the way back up as it took for you to hike down.

Hiking into the Grand Canyon is truly a spectacular activity on the LA to Grand Canyon itinerary. However, it’s also a demanding activity that takes you far away from the comforts of Grand Canyon Village.

Grand Canyon Village, located inside Grand Canyon National Park, is the prime option for where to stay at Grand Canyon . However, just outside the park you find more hotels and amenities in the town Tusayan.

• El Tovar Hotel – Iconic Grand Canyon lodging.
• Grand Hotel – Top amenities in Tusayan.

8. Sedona, AZ – A red-rock wonderland

• Driving distance:  114 mi / 183 km
• Driving time:  2 h

Sedona is often mentioned as one of the best places in Arizona . With towering monuments of red rock wherever your eyes go, it’s hard to disagree when you visit on the Los Angeles to Grand Canyon road trip.

Drive Red Rock Scenic Byway

Red Rock Scenic Byway is a 7.5 miles (12 km) long stretch of Arizona State Route 179. It’s the perfect Sedona introduction, which showcases the red-rock landscape that Sedona is so famous for.

With such roadside beauty it’s like a museum without walls.

Among the many pretty sights along Red Rock Scenic Byway in particular two are visitor magnets. The towering Bell Rock and Cathedral Rock take your breath away and require you to use the designated pullouts.

But Red Rock Scenic Byway also offers access to Bell Rock Trail and Cathedral Rock Trail. So for a more intimate experience allow time for hiking the huge attractions along the route.

Additional stop: Want some more city fun? If so, it’s a no-brainer to include Phoenix on the itinerary. On the way from Sedona to Joshua Tree National Park, the Arizona city is an easy detour.

9. Joshua Tree National Park, CA

• Driving distance:  327 mi / 526 km
• Driving time:  5 h

On the way back from Grand Canyon to Los Angeles you pass by Joshua Tree National Park . The park is named after the Mojave native Joshua tree, but its glittering rock formations are as celebrated features.

Stretch your legs past imaginative rocks

You can easily see where the rocks in Joshua Tree have gotten their names from. The shapes of the park’s most famous rocks are incredibly distinctive.

Arch Rock Trail is 1.4 miles (2.1 km) long and leads to the park’s most famous arch. On top of a stack of boulders the Arch Rock is a memorable and easy addition to the itinerary.

On the way to Arch Rock, a detour takes you to Heart Rock. Its heart shape might make it the most romantic rock there is. Especially if you plan a romantic Grand Canyon road trip, don’t miss out on this one.

Another unique shape is the park’s legendary Skull Rock. The rock, named for its apparent skull look, is the shining star of the 1.7 miles (2.7 km) Skull Rock Trail. But along the trail you find several other remarkable rocks to see and climb on the way back from Grand Canyon to LA.

There’s no lodging within Joshua Tree National Park. However, you find places to stay near Joshua Tree National Park in the nearby towns Yucca Valley, Joshua Tree and Twentynine Palms.

• Holiday Inn 29 Palms – Minutes from the park.
• Pioneertown Motel – A hidden gem.

10. Los Angeles, CA

• Driving distance:  131 mi / 211 km

After a majestic Los Angeles to Grand Canyon road trip, it’s time to round off the adventure. The last 131 miles (211 km) on the road finishes the loop and takes you back to Los Angeles.

Los Angeles to Grand Canyon road trip FAQ

This ultimate Los Angeles to Grand Canyon road trip loop is 1,372 miles (2208 km) long. Driving it takes about 23.5 hours, not including any stops along the way. In contrast, the shortest possible out-and-back route from Los Angeles to Grand Canyon is 982 miles (1580 km). With a driving time of 15.5 hours it saves you 8 hours, compared to the ultimate LA to Grand Canyon loop.

The main stops on the ultimate Los Angeles to Grand Canyon road trip are Las Vegas, Zion National Park, Bryce National Park, Antelope Canyon, Horseshoe Bend, Grand Canyon National Park, Sedona and Joshua Tree National Park. Additional destinations along the route include Valley of Fire State Park and Phoenix.

A road trip from LA to Grand Canyon is a great experience every month of the year. All the attractions on the LA to Grand Canyon itinerary, including Grand Canyon South Rim, are open year round. Summer, when the temperatures are as hottest, is the peak period of the year. Then the visitor counts skyrocket at all the natural attractions along the route from LA to Grand Canyon. Spring and autumn are shoulder seasons for the parks on the Los Angeles to Grand Canyon itinerary. This period, with comfortable average temperatures, is ideal if you plan demanding hikes. Winter, when the rim gets covered in snow, is a special time of the year to visit the Grand Canyon. But pay attention to that the low temperatures make the trails within Grand Canyon National Park more challenging.

For the most rewarding experience it’s recommended to have two weeks or more for the Los Angeles to Grand Canyon road trip. With so many top sights, including Zion National Park and Grand Canyon National Park, you certainly don’t want to rush through the itinerary. But if you have less time, you can take a pacier road trip with less time at each stop. Or you could simply break the LA to Grand Canyon itinerary up to focus more on your favorite destinations.

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Grand Canyon Tour from Los Angeles

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The Grand Canyon is one of the most amazing natural formations in the world, with more than 270 miles of extension it offers breath taking views. With this exciting tour you’ll see two of the most famous places on the US Western, Las Vegas, which is the top gambling & entertainment destination in the world and the Majestic Grand Canyon.

Tour Duration:

3 days, 2 nights

Tour details:

09:00 AM Departure from Los Angeles in the morning, passing by Barstow with a quick photo opportunity of Route 66, lunch stop at Eddies World, on route well pass by Baker where the tallest thermometer of the world is found with a quick comfort stop at the Alien Fresh Jerky Shop. Upon arrival to Las Vegas we include a panoramic drive by the strip. After check in at hotel free afternoon.

08:00 AM Las Vegas – Grand Canyon South Rim – Flagstaff. Departure from Las Vegas to the South Rim in Arizona, comfort stop in Kingman Az, later on we’ll visit Seligman known as the “Official Visitor Center for the Famous Route 66”, later continue to Grand Canyon National Park arriving at around 1:30 PM and visit Mather Point, Yavapai Point & Bright Angel. Overnight in Flagstaff or Williams.

09:00 AM Departure back to Las Vegas in the morning. Your choice to stay in Las Vegas or continue to Los Angeles.

Tour for up to 14 passengers

Price starting at $995 per person

Tour includes:

• Professional Driver/Guide
• Admission to Grand Canyon National Park
• 2 nights of hotel accommodation
• Transportation in mini coach for up to 14 passengers

Exclusions:

• Meals not clearly especified
• Entrance, admissions or activities not clearly mentioned
• Gratuity for tour guides are not included

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Around Town: Newport Beach Police Department to host mobile cafe

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The Newport Beach Police Department will host a mobile cafe later this month on May 25 from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. at Java Bakery Cafe on Bayside Drive.

Community members are invited to the event to have conversations with local law enforcement to raise concerns and get to know their officers.

Laguna Art Museum hosts event for new moms

On May 16, new mothers are being invited to join others in the community at the Laguna Art Museum from 9 to 10 a.m. to enjoy the museum before doors open to the public.

Attendees will be able to learn from professionals about post-natal recovery and baby care and are encouraged to bring yoga mats for babies to lay on.

The program is designed for mothers that are actively pregnant to 6 months postpartum. Dads are also welcome. Tickets for museum members are $12 and $18 for nonmembers. Children under the age of 12 are free. For more information, visit lagunaartmuseum.org/events/new-moms-at-the-museum-5 .

Take a tour of Costa Mesa’s Segerstrom Center for the Arts May 15

Members of the nonprofit South Coast Metro Alliance are offering visitors a chance to see the Segerstrom Center for the Arts in a whole new light during a docent-led walking tour that takes place May 15 at 10 a.m.

The tour will take participants to areas rarely seen by the general public, including lobby spaces and the grand stage of Segerstrom Hall, as docents share their favorite facts, stories and history surrounding the celebrated Costa Mesa arts complex.

Attendees will meet at the box office, located at the street level entrance to Renée and Henry Segerstrom Concert Hall, 600 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa. To RSVP, contact Diane Pritchet at (714) 435-2109 or [email protected]

Calling all competitors — it’s time for 2024 O.C. Fair competition entries

Organizers of the annual Orange County Fair are calling on all artists, growers and creators interested in entering the fair’s annual competitions, as entry deadlines are fast approaching.

People of all ages are invited to showcase their talents by submitting entries into more than 20 competition categories, including visual arts, culinary, home arts and hobbies, wine, horticulture and livestock. Separate divisions and competitions are available for youth-only entries.

Deadlines for entries vary by competition and may be viewed, along with competition guidelines, at ocfair.com/competitions . The site offers rules, regulations, important dates and entry fees, where applicable.

The first deadline, in the commercial wine category, will close May 17. The table settings competition has already exceeded its number of allowable entries and is already closed. To see winners from last year’s competition, visit ocfair.com/oc-fair/competitions-contests/results/ .

Irvine Ranch Conservancy celebrates wildflowers

In commemoration of National Wildflower Week, Irvine Ranch Conservancy plans a “Wildflower Takeover” on the Irvine Ranch Natural Landmarks’ Facebook, Twitter and Instagram pages from May 5 through May 11. Posts will feature images and information about native wildflower species found on the landmarks, including cobweb thistle, longleaf bush lupine, southern bush monkey flower, California buckwheat, California goldfields, purple owl’s clover and black sage.

The nonprofit conservancy supports stewardship of Irvine’s natural landmarks and offers guided programs that include hiking, mountain biking, horse-back riding and more.

Visit IRConservancy.org for more information.

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