Needles District of Canyonlands National Park by 4X4 Full Day Tour

A Tag-A-Long Expedition through the Needles region of Canyonlands National Park is the best way to access the hidden archeological sites, stunning rock arches, and unforgettable landscapes of one of America's best kept secrets. Witnessing this paradise usually requires a painstaking hike or professional four-wheeling skills, but Tag-A-Long removes these limitations with their guided tours in air-conditioned 4X4 vehicles. There's also an exciting dose of mystery to this tour, as you investigate the remnants of the ancient Anasazi culture that disappeared without a trace 800 years ago. You can participate in several easy walks through the wilderness as your lunch is prepared. Adventure, history, and an appetizing view; It's an all-in-one day trip that will leave you glowing for a long time.

Tours begins early in the morning at Tag-A-Long's office where guests board air-conditioned 4X4 vehicles and take a scenic drive to the Canyonlands National Park, passing several monuments and notable landmarks including: giant rock arches, the Home of Truth (a spiritual commune founded by pioneer Marie Ogden), Newspaper Rock, the Dugout Ranch, and the Needles Visitor Center.

Once inside the park, tourist will see Horse Canyon, Castle Arch, Anasazi Indian rock art, Peek-A-Boo Springs and more.

Additional Information:

• Lunch is provided.
• All ages are welcome. Infants are possible with a car seat.
• Bring along a camera as photography is encouraged.