Self-guided tour – without flight (we would be happy to provide a quote)

Utah / Arizona

12 Days – Self-guided Tour

Starting in Las Vegas, you'll follow the historic Route 66, immersing yourself in American road culture. Driving through Arizona, you'll encounter winding roads with magnificent canyons and valleys, including the Redrocks and the Grand Canyon! Monument Valley and Bryce Canyon in Utah are just two of the highlights of this tour before you return to the gambling city.

1.Tag: Las Vegas
Arrival in Las Vegas: Casinos, shows & nightlife await you. Welcome to Las Vegas, the birthplace of all gambling paradises. Even on the drive there, you'll be captivated by the overwhelming sea of lights from the casinos and the gigantic illuminated displays.We drove past famous icons like the Luxor, Caesars Palace, Mirage, Treasure Island, and others, along Las Vegas Boulevard, commonly known as the "Strip," to your hotel. In the evening, you can take your first stroll through the casinos.

Day 2: Pure Las Vegas!
In the morning, pick up your motorcycles at the rental station. Visit the old Strip, and if you like, experience your first shopping spree in the gigantic outlets of Gamblecity.

Day 3: Las Vegas – Flagstaff along the old Route 66, approx. 246 miles
Today you have a 240-mile ride ahead of you on your bike. You'll ride south along the Strip to your first stop, the Hoover Dam. At 221 meters, it's the second tallest dam in the USA and tames the Colorado River with its 175-kilometer-long reservoir. Continue on US Highway 93 to Kingman. Refreshed, you'll turn onto the "Mother Road," Old Route 66. In Seligman, you'll not only experience the true spirit of the road, but also meet Angel Delgadillo, the world-famous barber. In what is probably the most authentic R66 shop imaginable, he still shaves with a straight razor. Lilo, the German expat with her café, also calls this place home. Here, the true "Get your Kick on the Road 66" feeling is still alive. You'll see, time has stood still here. Continue on the Mother Road, the longest preserved stretch in the USA, towards Flagstaff, where you'll spend the night.

Day 4: Flagstaff – Sedona – Jerome – Flagstaff approx. 120 miles
Start your day on one of the most beautiful routes in the USA, Scenic Route 89A, a winding road through magnificent canyons. At the end of the valley, the imposing red rocks of Sedona await you, believed to possess a magical power for many. Passing Red Rock State Park and Cottonwood, you'll reach the legendary mining town of Jerome, a small Western town perched atop Cleopatra Hill. Jerome is one of the few genuine hippie towns that has retained its 1970s charm to this day. This is likely due to the fact that everything here is different from anywhere else. Perhaps you'll visit Don in his ghost town. He's a true legend for all fans of American cars and trucks. This visit will leave you with an unforgettable impression. Tonight, enjoy the charm of Flagstaff's Old Town.

Day 5: Flagstaff – Page approx. 215 miles
The Grand Canyon awaits you. Drive through the forests of Arizona to the high plateau of the South Rim. Those who wish can enhance their experience with a helicopter flight over America's greatest natural monument. You'll traverse America's most visited national park! Let this imposing canyon captivate you with its sheer American grandeur. Continuing towards Utah, you'll stop at the Cameron Tarding Post – a Navajo-run post office with the largest souvenir shop in the West. You'll cross the Colorado River and drive to the world-famous Horseshoe Band, where the river makes a 180° turn. Overnight stay in Page. 

Day 6: Page – Bluff approx. 150 miles
Today you can ride monster trucks into the desert to Antelope Canyon. This unique tour through the colorful sandstone formations is only available here on the Navajo Nation Reservation. After a side trip to Lake Powell, you'll head towards Monument Valley. Riding a motorcycle through Monument Valley is a truly special experience! The backdrop of the red sandstone formations and desert landscapes is simply breathtaking. You'll spend the night in Bluff at the Desert Rose Lodge (subject to availability).

Day 7: Bluff – Moab approx. 150 miles
On the northern route to Moab, you'll be accompanied by bizarre rock formations and pine forests along winding mountain roads. A particularly relaxing drive with breathtaking views leads you into Utah's outdoor paradise. Here in Moab, off-roaders, photographers, and outdoor enthusiasts are at home. In the afternoon, you can visit Arches National Park with its iconic natural stone arches.

Day 8: Cruise around Moab, approximately 100 miles.
Drive to Canyonlands National Park, renowned for its unique sandstone bridges and rock formations. This afternoon, captivated by the breathtaking scenery, you can also hop on four wheels and embark on a special jeep tour with local guides. In the evening, enjoy the bars and restaurants in the charming mountain town.

Day 9: Moab – Bryce NP approx. 280 miles
Accompanied by forests and bizarre rock formations, the drive takes you through Torrey, across Capitol Reef National Park, and on along the Escalante Highway with its excellent winding roads to Bryce Canyon, your destination for the day. This canyon is famous for its unique rock formations, which glow in golden and red hues, especially at sunrise and sunset. Overnight stay near Bryce Canyon National Park

Day 10: Bryce Canyon – Zion approx. 85 miles
You can bid farewell to the breathtaking Bryce Canyon one last time before heading to the final natural wonder, Zion National Park, today's destination. The drive through the sandstone arches, past forested mountain ranges, showcases the true diversity of the Rocky Mountains. Zion National Park, with its red sandstone cliffs and picturesque canyons, is one of the most beautiful national parks in the USA. You'll agree! Overnight stay near Zion National Park.

Day 11: Zion – Las Vegas approx. 200 miles
Today, sadly, marks the last day of your tour, which will take you back towards Las Vegas. Driving along the shores of Lake Mead, the largest man-made reservoir in the USA, and with a detour to the Valley of Fire, you'll arrive back at your starting point, Las Vegas. On your last evening, a visit to the Old Town is highly recommended. Fremont Street, with its LED show, and the surrounding streets offer cool bars and great restaurants.

Day 12: Return journey to Germany, goodbye…
Return of the motorcycles and journey home.

Included services:

• Harley-Davidson® (Big Twin) motorcycle rental for the specified period including unlimited mileage.
• all taxes, fees, surcharges
• VIPplus fully comprehensive insurance without excess
• 11 nights in good mid-range hotels according to the travel itinerary, some including breakfast

*** In the event of theft or tire damage, the deductible is a maximum of US$3,000 and must be paid by the customer in the event of damage. The claim will be submitted after the tour, and the deductible will be reimbursed after verification by our German reinsurer. INFO: Any recovery or towing costs are not covered and must be borne by the customer in all cases!

Services not included:

• Flight (we will be happy to make you an offer at the current daily price)
• additional transfers, personal expenses, parking fees, petrol, oil, entrance fees, road tolls, tips, other fees
• Travel insurance
• Seasonal surcharges apply from April to October –