Red Rock 'n Llamas offers llama trekking eco tours into southern Utah's scenic Escalante canyon country and the Glen Canyon area. Choose between our guided, fully outfitted and llama supplied adventure hiking treks and specialty llama treks such as a family or photography trip. We offer guided hiking trips near our Boulder, Utah home in the Grand Staircase/Escalante National Monument and in other southern Utah locations such as Glen Canyon National Recreation Area, Rainbow Bridge National Monument, and Cedar Mesa's Grand Gulch.

Let our llamas carry your gear while you hike in some of the most beautiful and remote red rock canyons of Southern Utah. Llama trekking allows us to enjoy a comfortable base camp where you'll be treated to a deluxe camping experience in a gorgeous setting, with time to relax and reflect. Our pack trips give you a chance to learn about the new Grand Staircase/Escalante National Monument and Glen Canyon with expert guides who have 20 years of hiking and camping experience in the Southwest canyons.

On our treks we offer a different destination each month with varying skill level requirements. Some of the llama pack trips are geared toward families and all age groups, while other treks are more challenging. But, no matter which spectacular southern Utah canyon you choose to hike, they are all exciting.

Highlights of some of our trips include: Grand Staircase/Escalante National Monument — explore the Escalante River, beautiful red rock canyon walls, pour-offs, slot canyons, Anasazi petroglyphs and rock art panels. Glen Canyon — This is an exciting time. As Lake Powell's water level recedes, formally drowned canyons have begun to be exposed again. Rainbow Bridge — See the largest natural bridge in the world, plus seldom seen, spectacular canyon scenery on the Navajo Indian Reservation. Grand Gulch — A new Anasazi rock art panel or archeological site around every corner! An archeologists dream!

Our base camps offer luxuries not often found in the wilderness such as hot showers and delicious three course meals. Besides the exciting hikes, we find time to have open discussions geared toward learning about the total ecology of the area. Our experienced guides love to talk about the interesting geology of the canyons and mesas, as well as about the plants and animals, archaeology and history of this beautiful yet challenging terrain.

We are proud to offer this unique hiking and camping experience with our string of gentle and hardworking llamas. We use llamas because they are quiet, gentle, and leave little impact on the land. Their sure footedness takes them places other animals cannot go. Llamas have been used for centuries and are very well suited for this vast arid region.

RealVideo of a llama trek! PACKING LIST