Escalante Utah Professional Guide Service

                             We are Escalante's locally based Professional Guide Service.

Awarded "Top Honors" by
Let's Go Adventure Guides
2003, 2004, 2005

 

Professional Guide Services
 

Paige is Ready to Go!

What is the Grand Staircase?
Established in 1997 by former President Bill Clinton, the Grand Staircase Escalante National Monument is 1.9 million acres of the most pristine, remote and diverse region in the lower 48 States.

What is the easiest route to Escalante?
From Las Vegas:  Take I15  North to 14 East from Cedar City. Then HWY 89 North to American Scenic Byway HWY 12 to Escalante. It is approx. 60 miles East to Escalante.

For a more scenic drive, leave I15 in St. George and go through Zion National Park. $20 park pass required.

From Salt Lake City: Take I15 South to HWY 20 East. From HWY 20 E, connect to HWY 89 S.  Then take 89 S through Panguitch to American Scenic Byway HWY 12 to Escalante. It is approx. 60 miles East to Escalante.
 


Do you offer discounts?
No we do not offer discounts.  
 
What is your payment and deposit policy?
We require a $75 per person per day deposit on day trips and a $125 per person per day deposit on overnight trips.  Deposits need to be received within 7 business days to hold reservation.
Full payment of multi-day trips (and regular day trips of groups of
five or more) is due 40 days prior to the trip departure date. 
For groups of eight or more a 5% (on total cost
of the trip) non-refundable booking fee is charged.

WE DO NOT ACCEPT CREDIT CARDS
We accept CASH or CHECK.
Please send deposit by CHECK to:
Excursions of Escalante
P.O. Box 605
Escalante, UT 84726

What is your cancellation/refund policy? 
Your deposit is non-refundable, unless you cancel 14 days (40 days for overnight trips) prior to your trip date. In that case, you would receive a full refund. Cancellation within 14 days (40 days for
overnight trips) of trip date requires full payment of trip. Holiday weeks and weekends require that you cancel 30 days prior to your trip date (for day trips). The weather in Escalante can change quickly whether before the trip or during it. We expect that you come prepared with rain jacket/gear. Cancellation due to bad weather is determined day of the trip. All guests must be present at time of determination. If we determine that the weather would make the trip unsafe, and therefore cancel, you will receive a full refund.
**Please note that the location of ANY trip is subject to change based upon the current weather (precipitation, temperature etc.) and group.  Safety First.

What risks are associated with Canyoneering, Hiking and Backpacking in the Escalante and Glen Canyon regions?
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Do I have to have previous canyoneering experience?
No experience required.  Just a healthy sense of adventure!

Can kids come?
You bet. “good kids” seven years and older.

When do we leave and get back?
Departure and return times are coordinated for each trip.

What is the elevation in Escalante?
5,770 ft

What shall I bring?
Varies seasonally. Gear list will be provided upon booking trip.

Do you offer private trips?
We sure do.  Please inquire as to availability and rates.

Do you have food and accommodation recommendations?
Great ones, please contact us.

Do you provide food on trips?
Yes, fresh deli sandwiches from our own restaurant, The Trailhead Café and Grill.

Should I bring my camera?
At your discretion.


                                                                                                  

125 East Main Street
P.O. Box 605
Escalante, UT, 84726

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1-800-U-EXPLORE

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