The Trip in Numbers
Zion $35 + Bryce $35 + Capitol Reef $20 + Arches $30 + Canyonlands $30.
Plus 5,600+ other federal recreation sites for 12 months.
The Five Parks
$35 / vehicle
The headline canyon — 2,000 feet of Navajo sandstone with a river you can walk straight through.
Heads-up Shuttle-only canyon access from roughly March through late November. Angels Landing needs a permit from Recreation.gov — apply on the seasonal lottery a quarter ahead.
$35 / vehicle
A hoodoo amphitheater that looks more like a city of stone than a canyon.
Heads-up High-elevation desert — pack one layer warmer than Zion. The free shuttle runs in summer; private vehicles can drive Highway 63 year-round.
$20 / vehicle
The underrated middle park — a 100-mile geologic wrinkle through the desert called the Waterpocket Fold.
Heads-up Closest gas + lodging is Torrey at the west entrance. The east half of the park (Cathedral Valley, Notom Road) needs high clearance and weather attention.
$30 / vehicle
2,000+ named sandstone arches across a 76,000-acre desert plateau.
Heads-up No timed-entry reservation in 2026 — arrive early to beat the entrance line. Lodging is in Moab (5 min) or Green River (45 min). Combine with Canyonlands on the same trip.
$30 / vehicle
The largest and most rugged of Utah's national parks — three districts separated by the Green and Colorado rivers.
Heads-up Three separate districts with no inter-district roads — pick one per visit. Island in the Sky is the standard first-trip district.
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One pass, all five
Mighty 5 entry fees add up: Zion ($35) + Bryce ($35) + Capitol Reef ($20) + Arches ($30) + Canyonlands ($30) = $150 if you pay at each gate. The Annual National Park Pass is $80 and covers entry at every park for a full year, plus 5,600+ other federal recreation sites.
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