US West National Parks Driving and Walking Audio Tour Bundle

Arches National Park is known for its stunning collection of over 2,000 natural stone arches. It’s a must-visit for hikers and photographers, offering breathtaking landscapes and unique rock formations.

Canyonlands National Park offers dramatic desert landscapes, with deep canyons, towering rock formations, and vast vistas. It’s a paradise for adventurers, featuring hiking, biking, and scenic viewpoints.

Bryce Canyon National Park is famous for its unique hoodoos—tall, thin spires of rock shaped by erosion. The park offers stunning views, hiking trails, and opportunities to stargaze in one of the darkest skies in the U.S.

Towering red cliffs, narrow slot canyons, and scenic drives create one of Utah’s most breathtaking landscapes. Hike iconic trails and enjoy unforgettable desert views at every turn.

A hidden gem of Utah with towering sandstone cliffs, colorful canyons, and the lush Fruita orchards. It’s perfect for scenic drives, short hikes, and big desert views without the crowds.

A wild, remote stretch of Texas where rugged mountains meet the Rio Grande and vast desert skies. Expect dramatic canyons, scenic drives, and some of the best stargazing in the U.S.

A steep, shadowy gorge carved by the Gunnison River, with sheer cliffs and jaw-dropping overlooks. It’s a quick stop that delivers big drama, especially at sunrise or sunset.

Crater Lake, impossibly blue and ringed by sheer cliffs, fills an ancient volcanic caldera.
Rim Drive viewpoints serve up Wizard Island, crisp alpine air, and sunsets that look unreal.

Badlands National Park, a dramatic landscape of jagged spires and layered rock that looks like another planet.
Cruise the scenic loop for big-sky views, sunrise colors, and chances to spot bison, pronghorn, and prairie dogs.

Death Valley National Park, the hottest and driest park in the U.S., packed with surreal desert scenery.
Walk the salt flats at Badwater Basin, catch sunrise at Zabriskie Point, and end the day with sunset on the Mesquite Flat Sand Dunes.

Glacier National Park, where jagged peaks, turquoise lakes, and alpine meadows feel straight out of a postcard.
Drive Going-to-the-Sun Road for nonstop views, then keep an eye out for mountain goats, bears, and waterfalls.

Grand Canyon National Park, a mile-deep masterpiece of cliffs and colors carved by the Colorado River.
Catch sunrise at Mather Point, walk the Rim Trail for epic viewpoints, and stay for a sunset that keeps changing every minute.

Joshua Tree National Park, where twisted Joshua trees meet giant boulders and wide-open desert skies.
Watch sunset glow on the rocks at Keys View, then stick around for some of the best stargazing in the U.S.

Lassen Volcanic National Park, a steamy wonderland of bubbling mud pots, clear lakes, and rugged volcanic peaks.
Drive the scenic park highway, hike to Bumpass Hell, and soak in views that feel like Yellowstone meets the Sierras.

Mesa Verde National Park, where ancient cliff dwellings sit tucked into sandstone alcoves like a secret city.
Drive Mesa Top Loop for big viewpoints, then tour Cliff Palace or Balcony House (when open) for the full time-travel feeling.

Mount Rainier National Park, dominated by a massive glacier-capped volcano and wildflower-filled meadows.
Head to Paradise for classic views and hikes, then chase waterfalls and mountain vistas along Skyline Trail.

Olympic National Park, a rare mix of rugged Pacific beaches, mossy rainforests, and glacier-capped peaks.
Walk the Hoh Rain Forest trails, then end the day with sunset waves at Rialto Beach or Ruby Beach.

North Cascades National Park, a rugged alpine world of jagged peaks, icy-blue lakes, and dramatic overlooks.
Drive the North Cascades Highway for jaw-dropping views, then hike to Diablo Lake viewpoints for that unreal turquoise glow.

Petrified Forest National Park, where rainbow badlands meet ancient tree trunks turned to stone.
Cruise the scenic drive for Painted Desert views, then walk among crystalized logs that are over 200 million years old.

Redwood National Park, home to the tallest trees on Earth and misty forests that feel cathedral-quiet.
Drive the scenic byways, hike under towering redwoods, and watch for elk roaming the open prairies near the coast.

Rocky Mountain National Park, a high-alpine playground of soaring peaks, clear lakes, and wide-open tundra.
Drive Trail Ridge Road for epic overlooks, then spot elk and marmots along easy hikes around Bear Lake.

Saguaro National Park, where giant cacti stand like desert guardians against blazing sunsets.
Drive the scenic loop for classic Sonoran views, then hike among saguaros as the sky turns pink and gold.

Yosemite National Park, a granite giant with iconic cliffs, roaring waterfalls, and peaceful meadows.
Catch classic Valley views of El Capitan and Half Dome, then chase sunset at Glacier Point or Tunnel View.

Sequoia & Kings Canyon, where giant sequoias tower overhead and deep canyons cut through the Sierra.
Walk among the biggest trees at Giant Forest, then drive into Kings Canyon for dramatic cliffs, rivers, and big-mountain views.

Theodore Roosevelt National Park, a rugged Badlands landscape of painted cliffs, winding rivers, and wide-open plains.
Drive the scenic loop for prairie dogs, bison, and wild horses, then catch sunset as the buttes glow gold.

Yellowstone National Park, a land of geysers, hot springs, and wildlife roaming wide-open valleys.
Watch Old Faithful erupt, see the rainbow colors of Grand Prismatic, and keep your eyes open for bison and elk along the drive.

Grand Teton National Park, where sharp, snow-capped peaks rise straight up from crystal lakes and open valleys.
Catch sunrise at Oxbow Bend or Schwabacher Landing, then spot moose and elk as the Tetons steal the whole skyline.

White Sands National Park, a sea of brilliant white gypsum dunes that looks like snow in the desert.
Walk the dunes at sunset for soft, glowing colors, then try a short hike or sand-sledding for pure fun.

Delicate Arch, Utah’s iconic sandstone arch framed by endless red-rock views, is the photo everyone wants.
It’s also a bonus tour included with this bundle, perfect for an extra adventure add-on while you’re nearby.

Grand Prismatic Spring, Yellowstone’s showstopper, glows with rainbow colors and steamy volcanic energy.
It’s also a bonus tour included with this bundle, perfect for adding an extra “wow” stop to your day.

Hidden Valley Trail, a quick Joshua Tree favorite, winds through boulders and a quiet desert valley.
It’s also a bonus tour included with this bundle, perfect for a short, scenic add-on between bigger stops.

Old Faithful, Yellowstone’s famous geyser, puts on a reliable eruption show with sky-high steam and roaring power.
It’s also a bonus tour included with this bundle, an easy add-on that delivers a classic Yellowstone moment.

West Thumb Geyser Basin, where steaming hot springs sit right beside Yellowstone Lake, feels like two worlds colliding.
It’s also a bonus tour included with this bundle, perfect for a scenic, easy add-on stop along the drive.