Private Full Moon Night Hike in Bryce Canyon
Walk the Navajo Loop by full moon with your own private guide
Duration
2 hrs
Ideal For
Up to 4 people
Includes
Private guide, Night hike
Highlights
Explore Bryce Canyon National Park after dark on a private, guided hike along the 3-mile Navajo Loop. You set the pace while your guide shares astronomy, geology, and local history as conditions allow.
- Meet your guide at the Navajo Loop Trailhead near Sunset Point
- Hike a 3-mile loop with moderate elevation changes and steep sections
- Follow your private guide and take breaks at your group’s pace
- Learn about moon cycles, Bryce Canyon geology, and local history
- Capture low-light photos using your own phone with coaching
What's Included
- Private local guide (WFR certified)
- Astronomy and moon-cycle explanations
- Bryce Canyon geology and formation storytelling
- Local history and origin of the Goop tradition
- Red-light emergency headlamps
Things to know
Ages 8+ only; guests under 16 must be with a parent or legal guardian. Not suitable for impaired mobility or difficulty walking on uneven terrain in low light. National Park entrance fees are not included, and this experience is weather and moon-dependent.
Cancellation Policy
Full refund if canceled 48+ hours before tour. 50% refund for 24–48 hours. No refund for under 24 hours or no-shows.
FAQs
This experience is weather and moon-dependent. Cloud cover, storms, trail closures, or unsafe conditions can require itinerary changes, rescheduling, or cancellation, and National Park Service regulations and ranger advisories take priority.
Wear closed-toe hiking shoes and bring warm layers (temperatures drop quickly at night), at least 1 liter of water per person, and a small backpack or waist pack. Bring a fully charged phone (for photos and emergencies) and any personal medications (inhaler, EpiPen, etc.).
No. You must be comfortable walking on uneven terrain in low-light conditions and be physically able to complete the full 3-mile loop with steep switchbacks and elevation. Strollers, wheelchairs, and mobility scooters cannot be used, and it is not recommended for serious night-vision impairments, sensitivity to darkness, or claustrophobia in narrow sections.
Meeting details
Sunset point, Bryce Canyon National Park