Cliquez ici pour la Version Française Zion National Park is located approximately 2.5 hours from Las Vegas and 1 hour from Bryce Canyon National Park. It is the first National Park created in Utah in 1909 and one of the most beautiful National Parks in the Western United States! It is visited each year by 2.5 million visitors. The park is famous for its deep canyons and challenging hikes. These canyons were shaped by the Virgin River, which carved out this eight-mile long, steep-sided defile. The impressive cliffs, with steep walls whose height varies between 610 and 910 meters, make this park a place rich in geological diversity, but also…

Cliquez ici pour la Version Française Between 6618 and 9024 feet above sea level, Bryce Canyon National Park is hidden in the forest and only reveals itself to visitors at the last moment. When you discover it for the first time, it’s always a shock, especially when you don’t know what to expect! Despite its name, it is not a canyon but a limestone plateau, carved by erosion into a fantastic army of fairy chimneys, also called hoodoos, which vary from orange-yellow to red. In the midst of these warm colors, the intense green of the Colorado firs completes the already fantastic picture. Most visitors are content to discover the…

Cliquez ici pour la Version Française Monument Valley is a superb natural site located on the lands of the Navajo Indians. He alone embodies all the mystery of the American West. The site is mainly known for its three huge rocky peaks located in the middle of a valley: West Mitten Butte, East Mitten Butte and Merrick Butte. We discover immense expanses of desert of a dazzling orange where enormous monoliths come out of the ground. This landscape has also been used as a setting in many films, and has been for many years: Forrest Gump, Cars, Transformers 4, Back to the Future III, Thelma and Louise… Although touristy, Monument…