Under Canvas Magazine 2023

At Under Canvas, we have the privilege of hosting you in some of the country’s most iconic destinations—magical places that inspire you to get outdoors and enjoy unforgettable experiences that connect you with nature and each other.

This year, we are excited to announce the opening of our 11th location, Under Canvas North Yellowstone–Paradise Valley. This beautiful camp, located just down the road from where Under Canvas began, is set on breathtaking Montana ranchland, with over a mile of frontage on the Yellowstone River and great access to the northern gate of Yellowstone National Park. We think you’ll love visiting this camp, in tandem with our original camp at West Yellowstone, to create the ultimate Yellowstone adventure.

We are also excited to announce our new luxury, outdoor resort brand, ULUM, with our first location south of Moab, Utah, opening this spring. ULUM provides an elevated outdoor experience with a contemporary lobby overlooking Canyonlands National Park and the majestic red rocks beyond, hot/cold dipping pools, a full-service restaurant featuring Southwestinspired cuisine, juice and espresso bar, and our signature canvas tents. Experience another level of comfort in a spectacular setting.

Now more than ever, we believe that experiences in nature

CORPORATE

Kara Vinton Director of Brand Marketing

May Lilley

Chief Marketing Officer

EDITORIAL

Evelyn Good

Art Director

Ellen Cannon Editor CONTRIBUTORS

Margo Oshry

Sanam Tahan

OUR LOCATIONS

WEST YELLOWSTONE, MT

GLACIER, MT NORTH YELLOWSTONE, MT

BRYCE CANYON, UT

ZION, UT

MOUNT RUSHMORE, SD

11 Transformational Escapes

At Under Canvas, we believe that nature is the best architect; access to the outdoors is a right, not a privilege; and unplugging as a means of recharging is essential for our health and well-being.

Inspired by the safari experience, Under Canvas offers immersive upscale outdoor accommodations that embrace their natural surroundings, while featuring an array of indoor luxuries. Bridging the unique gap between travel and the outdoors, it is our intention to allow everyone to discover the wonders of nature in both comfort and style.

Over the years, Under Canvas has grown to become the leader in upscale, outdoor hospitality, with 11 camps located in iconic destinations throughout the U.S.

Dedicated to our mission of enhancing access to extraordinary places and outdoor adventures, significant investments in the guest experience have been made to the Under Canvas portfolio for the 2023 season. And we’ve expanded, as well. On

the heels of a new Bryce Canyon camp, we recently introduced Under Canvas North Yellowstone–Paradise Valley, making for an unprecedented greater Yellowstone adventure.

In endless pursuit of new, spectacular destinations for our camps, we’re continuing to deliver the transformative Under Canvas experience throughout the country’s most splendid natural settings.

North Yellowstone–Paradise Valley

MOAB, UT

GRAND CANYON, AZ

GREAT SMOKY MOUNTAINS, TN

ACADIA, ME

LAKE POWELL–GRAND STAIRCASE, UT

MOAB, UT

A Mindful Approach

By staying at Under Canvas, you take part in our mission to inspire connections with extraordinary places, people, and the planet by enhancing access to the outdoors.

Connecting with nature encourages us all to be ambassadors of the environment, our most precious commodity. This manifests in the design choices we make and the experiences we curate for our guests. Here are some of the ways we uphold our mission.

THOUGHTFUL INNOVATION

Pioneering the outdoor hospitality space, we employ thoughtful enhancements designed to elevate the guest experience—through curated adventure programming, culinary innovation, and localized design aesthetics that reflect the surrounding natural environment.

GIVING BACK TO NATURE

As lovers of the outdoors and keepers of the beautiful lands that surround our camps, we invite guests and employees to contribute to The Nature Conservancy—joining in their pursuit of creating a world where people and nature can thrive together.

UNPLUG AND RECHARGE

Wi-Fi is intentionally not offered to our guests, so that they can disconnect from technology and reconnect with others. Guests can recharge their electric vehicles with Rivian Waypoint chargers at select camp locations.

ENVIRONMENTAL CONSCIOUSNESS

Guests will notice some design features throughout camp that go a long way toward preserving the great outdoors: pull-chain showers, faucets that automatically shut off, low-flow toilets, and a towel reuse program. Accordingly, our camps use significantly less water and energy than a hotel of similar size. Additionally, low-level lighting is used throughout camps, mitigating light pollution and amplifying the night sky.

LAND CONSERVATION

Under Canvas camps—each with dedicated, undisturbed green spaces—are designed to minimize disturbance and maximize open space. Land donations, adaptive use, and partnerships with local conservation organizations are also part of our commitment.

IN GOOD COMPANY

Partnering with brands who share the same care for our planet, we offer plant-based EO bath products made in a zero-waste facility, West Elm furnishings that support sustainable initiatives, and amenities from lululemon, which has committed to 100% renewable electricity for its owned and operated facilities.

RIVIAN, ERIC RYAN ANDERSON

Trip Pics

Enjoy a selection of our favorite posts shared by Under Canvas guests. Share yours on Instagram (@undercanvasofficial) or Facebook (UnderCanvas).

Under Canvas Grand Canyon, @anaturelvr Twinkle, twinkle, little star, how I wonder what you are! Up above the world so high, like a diamond in the sky!

Under Canvas Moab, @prowe999 Sunrise at Under Canvas Moab

Under Canvas Mount Rushmore, @arianadickson Nothing like curling up on West Elm furnishings in the main lobby tent

Under Canvas Acadia, @kaylinetheridge Relaxing waterfront

Under Canvas West Yellowstone, @tesscvikota_ To the sweetest summer

Are Made M emories

8:20 AM

PARADISE VALLEY

Rise with the sun for a peaceful morning of world-class fly-fishing on the Yellowstone River.

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When the noise of modern life is switched off, you can appreciate the sights, sounds, and beauty of nature, shared with family and friends.

Making Magic at Under Canvas

Morgan Clemens—who has worked at Under Canvas camps in Yellowstone and the Great Smoky Mountains, and now serves as Operations Manager at Under Canvas Zion—is passionate about providing guests with oneof-a-kind outdoor experiences that “they can take with them for the rest of their lives.”

A native of New Jersey who was drawn to Under Canvas by a desire to leave her busy life in NYC’s East Village behind, Morgan explains, “I love being the bridge for guests who have not experienced anything like Under Canvas before. It’s the unique destinations that drew me to Under Canvas in the first place and have kept me hooked ever since.”

Some of Clemens’ favorite Under Canvas moments have taken place on Opening Day. “Opening Day is always so special. After months of working as a team to get camp ready for our guests, there’s so much

excitement and anticipation in the air. On Opening Day in 2021, it was lightly snowing and looked so beautiful at camp. It was magical in every way.”

Morgan also loves helping couples plan and create the wedding of their dreams. Last summer, she facilitated a wedding for a couple that she had first welcomed to Under Canvas the summer before. “Working with them from their first visit to Zion until their wedding day was so special, and the gratitude that I felt on their wedding night was something I’ll never forget.” Morgan continues, “For many of our weddings, I am often the person picking up the bride in the golf cart and bringing her down to the wedding ceremony. Getting to spend a few minutes with the bride, and helping her step into a next chapter of her life, is an experience that I cherish so much.”

9:20 AM

LAKE POWELL

Fuel up for a day of adventure with a sumptuous breakfast and specialty espresso drink of your choosing.

11:00 AM

ACADIA

Sea kayak among pristine islands and navigate coastal tides in idyllic Penobscot Bay.

3:00 PM

BRYCE CANYON

Explore the natural splendor of the national park and its world-famous hoodoos.

Margo’s Getaway

Last summer, Margo Oshry (@margoshry), a content creator and entrepreneur born and raised in New York City, decided to bring her friends on a restorative Southwestern getaway to Utah. Participating in Under Canvas’ #OutsideTogether series, Margo and her friends paired two Under Canvas camps on the Grand Circle Road Trip, and experienced incredible outdoor adventures in the Lake Powell and Zion areas.

6:40 PM

ZION Revel in breathtaking red rock views as you dine on seasonal and locally sourced cuisine in a majestic canyon setting.

THE NOMATIC PEOPLE; TRAVIS BURKE; (BOTTOM); BAILEY MADE (GLACIER)

8:30 PM GLACIER

Unwind from an adventurefilled day with fireside s’mores, acoustic music, and more.

DAY 1 Check into Under Canvas Zion to enjoy king-size beds, luxury amenities, and watching the sunset.

DAY 4 At Lake Powell, get active by kayaking, hiking, and swimming on a tour of Antelope Island.

DAY 5

Try a halfday of canyoneering followed by an ATV tour and a hike in the famous Narrows.

Try waterskiing, tubing, and wakeboarding on Lake Powell, then tour Lower Antelope Canyon.

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2 DAY Head to Under Canvas Lake Powell–Grand Staircase to enjoy café-style dining, a glass of wine, and fireside s’mores.

CREDIT: MARGO OSHRY, @MARGOSHRY (OPPOSITE), BAILEY MADE

A Breath of Fresh Air

Sanam Tahan, a registered dietitian nutritionist certified in integrative and functional nutrition who lives in Orange County, California, knows the importance of total body wellness.

“Wellness is defined as ‘the state of being in good health,’ which, to me, encompasses every decision you make throughout the day—from your thoughts, to your activities, to the way you fuel your body,” says Sanam.

“Nature is one of the greatest tools we have in our pursuit of wellness. Many studies have shown the benefits that nature has on our mental and emotional state, including reducing feelings of stress and anxiety.”

Sanam had the opportunity to achieve a moment of balance and well-being at

Under Canvas Lake Powell–Grand Staircase and recently shared her experience with us.

“Under Canvas was truly one of the greatest experiences and an incredible opportunity to reset, revive, and restore,” Sanam says. She describes how, during her stay, she enjoyed being physically active while connecting with the wonders of nature in an immersive and powerful way. “Back at camp,” she continues, “the communal eating area provided an amazing opportunity to create new friends over a delicious and balanced meal.”

She left Under Canvas Lake Powell–Grand Staircase “filled with gratitude and happiness,” with a sense of wellness that only nature can provide.

SANAM TAHAN

Lake Powell-Grand Staircase

Great Smoky Mountains

A Walk in the Park

ACADIA

Cadillac Mountain, North Ridge

4 miles round-trip

At 1,529 feet in elevation, Cadillac Mountain is the highest point in the park and on the U.S.’s eastern seaboard. You can drive to the top (where there’s a half-mile paved pathway loop), but the effort of walking the two miles and 1,150 vertical feet up the mountain’s North Ridge Trail is worth it for

the views along the way—Eagle Lake, Dorr Mountain, and Bar Harbor.

BRYCE CANYON

Queens Garden

1.8 miles

Descending from the famed Sunrise Point, wide open vistas and scenic views of Bryce Canyon’s hoodoos define the Queens Garden Trail. Out and back, this short hike is the easiest

available in the national park. Descending below the canyon rim, hikers can choose to loop back up to the rim or combine it with Navajo Loop for a longer, more strenuous hiking experience.

GLACIER

Grinnell Lake

3 miles round-trip

Catch the ferries across Swiftcurrent and Josephine lakes with Glacier Park Boat Company.

Cadillac Mountain, Acadia

Once you hop off, you’ll hike around 1.3 miles up to the turquoise waters of Grinnell Lake, filled with meltwater from the Grinnell Glacier above Bonus: It’s all downhill back to the ferry. Making boat reservations prior to visiting is recommended.

GRAND CANYON

South Kaibab

Trailhead

3 miles round-trip

From the South Rim, the Grand Canyon looks vast, but until you get down into it, you can’t grasp the actual scale of this wonder. The Kaibab Trail will

deliver. The steep but well-trod path drops 1,110 feet in 1.5 miles to your turnaround point at Cedar Ridge, where you’ll find toilet facilities, space to spread out for a snack, and an awestruck understanding of the geological forces that formed the canyon. You will not find any water, though. Give yourself twice as much water and time to make the climb back up. If you’re lucky, you’ll pass the park’s mule train heading up or down the trail, delivering supplies and people to Phantom Ranch at the bottom of the canyon.

GREAT SMOKY MOUNTAINS

Grotto Falls

2.5 miles round-trip

On a hot day, park at the Trillium Gap Trail parking lot and hike to Grotto Falls. The trek comes with a unique payoff: the chance to cool off behind the cascade of Grotto Falls, the only waterfall in the park you can walk behind. Once you cool down—from the misting water or from plunging into the swimming hole created by the falls—you can either hike back to the trailhead or continue on up the trail that eventually hits the summit of 6,593-foot-high Mount Le Conte.

Queens Garden, Bryce Canyon

Grinnell Lake, Glacier

Grotto Falls, Great Smoky Mountains

BAILEY MADE (ACADIA); TRAVIS BURKE (BRYCE);BKAMPRATH/ISTOCK (GLACIER); WILSILVER77/ISTOCK

LAKE POWELLGRAND STAIRCASE

Devils Garden

1 mile

There’s no better introduction to hiking the arid, trail-less slickrock landscape typical of Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument than Devils Garden, a onesquare-mile collection of sandstone hoodoos, arches, and toadstool rocks formed over the last 166 million years by erosion and weathering. None of the trails here

are marked, and that’s part of what makes hiking here so interesting. Bonus points for packing a meal—a picnic area here has tables, fire pits, and elevated grills.

MOAB

Delicate Arch

3 miles round-trip

Delicate Arch is a bucket-list sight. How

Hellroaring Creek Trail, North YellowstoneParidise Valley

close you get will depend on your group’s hiking chops. Walk the entire length of the Delicate Arch Trail (mostly uphill on the way to the arch) and you’ll be rewarded with a close-up view of the arch, and pass a wall of ancient Ute Indian petroglyphs.

MOUNT RUSHMORE

Presidential Trail

0.6 miles round-trip

The paved trail is hilly (you’ll have to climb some stairs), but it’s short enough that even the youngest hikers should have no trouble traversing the 0.6-mile loop. The prize? A clear view of the sculpted faces of Presidents Washington, Jefferson, Roosevelt, and Lincoln carved into Mount Rushmore.

NORTH YELLOWSTONE–PARADISE VALLEY

Hellroaring Creek Trail

6.2 miles round-trip

The trail begins with a steep descent (changing 600 feet over one mile)

to the Yellowstone River Suspension Bridge. After crossing the bridge, the trail crosses sagebrush meadows before descending to Hellroaring Creek. Along the way, you may spot elk, bison, moose, grizzlies, and osprey looking for trout in both Yellowstone River and Hellroaring Creek.

WEST YELLOWSTONE Upper Geyser Basin Trail

5 miles round-trip

Start at the Old Faithful Inn, in front of the Old Faithful Geyser, and you are situated within two square miles of a quarter of all the geysers in the world. From Old Faithful, take the paved path toward Castle Geyser (0.2 miles). From there, follow the boardwalk across the Firehole River to the Sawmill Geyser. To complete the hike, follow the north trail to Grand Geyser, Beauty Pool, Oblong Geyser, and Giant Geyser before the trail joins again with the Upper Geyser Trail.

ZION

The Narrows

3-4+ miles round-trip Zion is known for its magnificent slot canyons, and on the Narrows Trail, you’ll walk through one in the ankle- or knee-deep water of the

gently flowing Virgin River. That’s right: The trail is a river. You can hike as far in as you have the stamina for—most people cover 3 or 4 miles of the trail. Just heed the warnings when high water closes the trail.

The Narrows, Zion

Presidential Trail, Mount Rushmore

Firehole River, West Yellowstone

Experience Everything Yellowstone Has to Offer

There’s so much to see and do in the vast landscapes of Montana near Yellowstone National Park. With this year’s opening of our North Yellowstone–Paradise Valley camp, you can now experience the best of Yellowstone at two Under Canvas locations.

On the west side, view famous geysers like Old Faithful and hike through serene meadows with beautiful alpine streams. On the north side, see geothermal hot springs, the park’s best wildlife spots, and stunning Paradise Valley. Here’s an itinerary for the ultimate Yellowstone adventure.

Land at Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport and drive 45 minutes to Under Canvas North Yellowstone–Paradise Valley. Check in to your upscale safariinspired accommodations, then grab coffee and lunch from the lobby tent before heading off on your first day of adventure in Yellowstone National Park.

In the park, drive to Mammoth Hot Springs and stop at Albright Visitor Center to have your National Parks Passport stamped. Enjoy one of the many easy trails or boardwalks that lead to the natural hot springs, or take a short drive to the incredible travertine terraces and limestone formations created by geothermal activity.

Head back to Under Canvas North Yellowstone–Paradise Valley, then wrap up your day with riverside al fresco dining, complimentary s’mores, acoustic live music, and more.

Wake up early and enjoy complimentary guided yoga, then fuel up with breakfast and a fresh cup of coffee or latte. After breakfast, spend a relaxing few hours on a Luxury Scenic River Trip (which can be planned through the Under Canvas Adventure Concierge).

This relaxing trip departs directly from camp, floats along tranquil Yellowstone River, and provides numerous opportunities to enjoy picture-perfect views of the Gallatin Mountains and wildlife such as bison, osprey, and more.

Return to camp and watch the sunset as you enjoy a local ale, Montana-farmed smoked meats, or any of our locally and sustainably sourced menu options.

FUN FACT:

The rivers in Montana are fed entirely by snowmelt and are warm enough to swim in during June, July, and August. Be sure to bring your bathing suits!

Check out of Under Canvas North Yellowstone–Paradise Valley and head south toward the park’s West Entrance. On the way, stop at the iconic Old Faithful Geyser, located in Yellowstone’s Upper Geyser Basin in the southwest section of the park. Its viewing area is the most accessible and visitor-friendly in the park so it makes for a great pit stop between camps!

After visiting Old Faithful Geyser, head to Under Canvas West Yellowstone in the afternoon to relax in a hammock by the Madison River and marvel at the incredible scenery. At happy hour, grab a cocktail from the Bronco Bar, a restored horse-trailer-turned-full-service bar. After a locally sourced dinner, you can complete the evening by enjoying the hum of live acoustic music on the outdoor patio.

Enjoy breakfast from our café-style dining restaurant, Embers, then get ready for an unforgettable horseback-riding adventure (which can be planned through the Under Canvas Adventure Concierge). Conveniently located close to camp, the rides will lead you to breathtaking views of Hebgen Lake, the Continental Divide, the city of West Yellowstone, and Yellowstone National Park.

FUN FACT:

At our West Yellowstone camp, you’ll likely be welcomed by rescue horses from our neighboring property and may see a family of moose drinking from the Madison River. Please be respectful of the wildlife and maintain your distance so we can continue to peacefully live alongside them.

After a thrilling day of adventure, head back to your upscale safari-inspired tent and tuck into a plush king-size bed for your last night under the Montana stars.

With the addition of Under Canvas Bryce Canyon in the summer of 2022, you can now road-trip through the Southwest’s most epic national parks and monuments via the Grand Circle—stopping at some (or all!) of Under Canvas’ five camps along the way: Grand Canyon, Moab, Zion, Lake Powell–Grand Staircase, and Bryce Canyon.

Our suggested 1,100-mile itinerary allows you to choose your own adventure as you travel among the spectacular vistas, majestic red rock formations, and picturesque sunsets of the American Southwest. Discover otherworldly arches at Arches National Park, hoodoos at Bryce Canyon, slot canyons at Zion, the rugged landscape of Grand Staircase-Escalante, and the grandeur of Grand Canyon—all while staying at Under Canvas camps beneath some of the darkest star-filled skies in the country. Start the circle wherever is most convenient for you, and spend a week or more exploring the national parks and natural wonders in and around our camps along the way. See below for some road-trip inspiration and start crafting your own adventure!

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ARCHES NATIONAL PARK

You can see the park’s rock formations from your tent at Under Canvas Moab. The iconic Delicate Arch is a mustsee, but so is Landscape Arch, the world’s longest rock span.

BRYCE CANYON NATIONAL PARK

A visit to Utah’s smallest national park is complete with a stay at Under Canvas Bryce Canyon, new for 2022— only 15 minutes from the world’s highest concentrations of crimsoncolored hoodoos.

1. Under Canvas Moab

2. Capitol Reef

4. Under Canvas Zion

3. Under Canvas Bryce Canyon

5. Under Canvas Lake PowellGrand Staircase

6. Under Canvas Grand Canyon

7. Monument Valley

GRAND CIRCLE The

CAPITOL REEF NATIONAL PARK

Take the drive to Capitol Reef National Park, a hidden treasure filled with rugged back-country and scenic overlooks, before embarking on the famous Highway 12 journey—arguably the most scenic section of the 122-mile All-American Road known as the “Journey Through Time Scenic Byway.”

ZION NATIONAL PARK

Appreciate the scale of the sheer red cliffs formed by the Virgin River from the Canyon Overlook Trail along the Zion-Mount Carmel Highway.

LAKE POWELL-GRAND STAIRCASE AND HORESHOE BEND

From the tents at our camp you can see Lake Powell, soaring cliffs, buttes, towers, and other desert rock geology. Sights you don’t want to miss here are the Vermilion Cliffs, Horseshoe Bend, and Under Canvas Lake Powell-Grand Staircase’s on-site Elephant Slot Canyon.

GRAND CANYON NATIONAL PARK

More than 6,000 feet deep and up to 18 miles wide, the canyon is truly grand. From the South Rim side, you can drop down into it from several trailheads, going from the piñon and juniper forest on the rim to other, ancient worlds of rock—stepping further back in geologic time with every foot you descend.

MONUMENT VALLEY

From the canyon rim, it’s several hours to the Navajo Nation’s Monument Valley (Tse’Bii’Ndzisgaii in Navajo). The sandstone towers and formations here are as stunning in person as they look in the dozens of Western movies filmed in the valley.

TRAVIS BURKE (3); DREAMTOWN (ZION); BAILEY MADE; SWISSMEDIAVISION (BRYCE); LARABELOVA/ISTOCK (CAPITOL REEF)

POWER Star

Nighttime at Under Canvas brings out a sight few of us see anymore: the Milky Way and a sky bursting with billions of stars. The dark skies at our camps are the perfect spots to learn the art of stargazing.

Grand Canyon

Did you know that 80% of Americans cannot see the Milky Way from where they live? Light pollution from cities causes “sky glow” and can extend great distances. In addition to erasing our view of the stars, high levels of light pollution also harm wildlife, waste energy, and disrupt our sleep. When you stay at Under Canvas, you have the opportunity to see the dark night sky in a different light. At our Bryce Canyon, Moab, Grand Canyon, and Zion locations—Bryce Canyon, Arches, Grand Canyon, and Zion National Parks are all certified Dark Sky Parks—you don’t need a telescope to spot constellations and revel in the sky’s brightest stars.

Under Canvas is committed to doing our part to reduce light pollution by following guidance from the International Dark-Sky Association, which has been focused on protecting the night from light pollution since 1988. By pointing lights down, eliminating glare, dimming and turning lights off when not needed, and choosing warmer-color light, we are protecting the nighttime environment, ensuring the safety of our guests, and helping you reconnect with the night. Follow these steps when you return home to continue doing your part to turn down light pollution and turn up the stars. Learn more at DarkSky.org.

ROOTED IN NATURE:

Every Full Moon has a name that is rooted in nature. The moon phase names we use today often reflect the changing seasons and surrounding environment, including the Harvest Moon in September/October, Strawberry Moon in June, and Pink Moon in April (inspired by the pink flowers that bloom in the early-spring season).

The Full Moon is great for night hiking while the New Moon is great for stargazing!

TRAVIS BURKE (RIGHT);EVAN THIBODEAU AT @FLAGSTAFFSTARGAZING (OPPOSITE PAGE); BAILEY MADE (PREVIOUS)

INSIDER TIP

WHAT TO LOOK UP FOR IN 2023

 GREAT AMERICAN ECLIPSE OCTOBER 14

A total solar eclipse visible across much of North America, the Great American Eclipse will be particularly beautiful in the Southwest desert region. Because it will not completely cover the sun, it will create a stunning “ring of fire” around the moon.

 PARTIAL LUNAR ECLIPSE OCTOBER 28

Visible over Europe and most of Asia and Africa; will be seen rising over the extreme eastern Americas and setting over Australia.

 FULL MOON, SUPERMOON JULY 3

The moon will be located on the opposite side of the Earth as the sun and its face will be fully illuminated. Near its closest approach to the Earth, the moon may look slightly larger and brighter than usual.

OUTSIDE Take it

From our camps, you’ll find a natural world begging to be explored. Pick an adventure and get started.

Acadia: Sunset Cruise

Join Captain Linda Greenlaw—who was featured in Sebastian Junger’s best-selling book The Perfect Storm (Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio played her in the movie version)—for a sunset cruise on the waters around Mount Desert Island and Acadia National Park. Learn about local history and folklore while enjoying a unique perspective of the craggy coastline. If you’re lucky, maybe you’ll spot eagles, seals, or porpoises before toasting the end of another amazing day in Down East Maine.

Adventure Option:

Bioluminescent Kayaking

Castine Harbor is Maine’s own Bioluminescent Bay featuring an ecosystem that creates the perfect environment for these glow-in-the-dark phytoplankton to shine. Take a unique evening paddle in Castine Harbor, with the stars shining above and amazing bioluminescent organisms swirling in the water with every stroke of your paddle. Fascinating!

Bryce Canyon: Stargazing in Bryce Canyon National Park

A certified International Dark-Sky Park, Bryce Canyon is the ultimate place to stargaze and enjoy the splendor of the night sky. Far from any light pollution and protected by Astronomy Rangers, you’ll find yourself in a sanctuary for natural darkness. No visit is complete without joining the Astronomy Rangers for an educational and entertaining astronomy experience at their observatory outside the western boundary of Bryce Canyon National Park.

Adventure Option: Fairyland Loop Trail

Explore the grandeur of Utah’s natural beauty and national parks with expert guides. Choose an adventurous trail option like the Fairyland Loop for a long, strenuous excursion that takes you below the rim, through the canyon. See the amazing red rock spires (known as hoodoos), enjoy getting up close and personal with the landscape, and you may even spot some wildlife roaming the grasslands surrounding the park.

Acadia

Glacier:

Rafting the Flathead River

This scenic float on the Middle Fork of the Flathead River isn’t just a feast for your eyes. Along the way, you’ll enjoy a gourmet riverside dinner (buffalo burgers are one option). On the water, an experienced guide will share the history of Native Americans who have lived in this area for millennia as you savor views of the tall peaks of Glacier National Park. This trip is a great opportunity for the whole family or a group of friends to enjoy the river and the variety of scenic landscapes—it’s a favorite for all ages.

Adventure Option: Fly-Fishing

Can you come to Montana and not go fly-fishing? Whether you’re an experienced angler or a first-timer, our seasoned guides will help you land a fish, maybe even a westslope cutthroat trout, a species native to the Glacier area and considered one of the prettiest, hardest-fighting cutthroats around.

Grand Canyon: Jeep Tour

Venture off-road, down historic stagecoach trails through the Kaibab National Forest in search of elk, deer, and turkey. Eventually you’ll arrive at one of the world’s most magnificent vistas—sunset at the Grand Canyon. Your guide will take you to viewpoints along the canyon’s rim while describing geologic formations, inner canyon trails, and the Colorado River.

Adventure Option:

Guided Hiking

With its two billion years of exposed geologic history, the Grand Canyon is a place where hiking can be as science-y as it is scenic. Or maybe you’re more interested in biology than geology and want to see some of the park’s diverse flora and fauna? Get exactly what you want on a Grand Canyon hike by heading out with a guide on an adventure completely customized to your interests, schedule, and activity level.

IMAGINEGOLF/ISTOCK (GLACIER); THAMERPIC/ISTOCK (BRYCE)

Glacier

Bryce Canyon

Great Smoky Mountains

Great Smoky Mountains: Guided Hiking

Our guides have walked thousands of miles through the Smokies and will lead you to some of the most magical places in the mountains. On the way you’ll learn about both the natural and human history of the Smokies, including bits of Cherokee lore and maybe an Appalachian tall tale.

Adventure Option: Whitewater or Scenic Rafting

The National Outdoor Center has been synonymous with whitewater rafting and kayaking for generations. Its Pigeon River outpost nearby offers scenic and whitewater rafting in the Upper Pigeon Gorge (Class II-IV rapids such as Lost Guide and Accelerator) and on the Lower Pigeon (flat water).

Lake PowellGrand Staircase:

Horseshoe Bend Float Trip

Sit back and relax in a comfortable 32-foot raft as you float through iconic Horseshoe Bend. Your friendly guide will help you enjoy the Colorado River and Glen Canyon Dam, spotting rainbow trout in the crystal-clear water and dozens of types of birds nesting along the banks of the river. You might even spot a herd of bighorn sheep along the way.

Adventure Option:

Vermilion Cliffs UTV Tours

Experience wide open wilderness and the excitement of off-roading while exploring the beautiful, expansive Vermilion Cliffs National Monument in a utility terrain vehicle (UTV). Maybe you’ll even see an endangered California condor; the region is an ideal habitat for North America’s largest flying bird.

Moab:

Hiking in Arches & Canyonlands

Moab is best known for its stunning red rock scenery, stone arches, and vast deserts. As impressive as these look from a distance, they’re even more awe-inspiring when you’re hiking on, in, under, or around them. Head into Arches and Canyonlands national parks near Moab with a hiking guide on a custom itinerary based on your interests. Go for specific objectives like Delicate Arch, Landscape Arch, or Grand View Point, or opt for a hike that highlights photography, archaeology, or even paleontology.

Adventure Option: Sunset Hummer Tour

This Hummer safari departs each evening before sunset and within minutes of departure you’ll be scaling one of Moab’s red rock fins on your way to an area known as Hell’s Revenge. Weave in and out of rock canyons and climb steep sandstone hills. While on the trip, your guides will share the geology of the area, along with the history of the Canyonlands region. Midway through, you’ll ascend to the summit of a captivating overlook, where you’ll relax and enjoy hors d’oeuvres while the desert sun paints the evening sky.

HOLCY/ISTOCK (LEFT); BAILEY MADE (MOAB); KEN REDDING/GETTY IMAGES

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Moab

Mount Rushmore: Explore the Black Hills

This is a journey that celebrates the three most popular destinations in the Black Hills: Mount Rushmore, Crazy Horse Memorial, and Custer State Park. Experience the sights, view wildlife, learn history, and hear stories from professional guides who have decades of experience to share. Cyclists of all levels enjoy the Mickelson Rail Trail. In its entirety, the trail is more than 100 miles long, but it’s broken into 15 segments, each of which has its own highlights and personality.

Adventure Option:

Guided Kayak or SUP Tour

Spend the day exploring the largest lake in the Black Hills, Pactola Lake, by kayak or stand-up paddleboard (SUP) with an experienced guide. Jumping and diving off rocks and swimming are encouraged.

North Yellowstone–Paradise Valley:

Yellowstone River Float

Experience a relaxing float trip down the Yellowstone River in a custom wooden dory. Enjoy awe-inspiring views of Paradise Valley and the mountains beyond—and spot bison, elk, eagles, and osprey along the way. Available early mornings and evenings, this two-hour excurison leaves right from camp.

Adventure Option: Horseback Riding

A trip to Big Sky Country isn’t complete without a horseback ride through Montana’s Absaroka-Beartooth Wilderness. Enjoy a guided ride around some of the most beautiful sights Paradise Valley has to offer. For an extra adventure, pair it with a familyfriendly rafting excursion as well.

West Yellowstone: Private Driving Tour

Enjoy VIP status as you explore the country’s first national park and surrounding areas on a private guided tour. Tours are fully customizable, catering to your interests. See wildlife in the Hayden and Lamar valleys, take in the views of the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone, and marvel at the wonder of the park’s variety of geothermal features.

Adventure Option:

Whitewater Rafting

Put on your PFD (personal flotation device) and hop in a raft for a wild or mild adventure on the Gallatin River. If you’re feeling wild, there’s a section of the river called the “Mad Mile” that

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features almost continuous Class IV (out of V) rapids. More interested in taking in the sights and sounds of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem? This river, where parts of the movie A River Runs Through It were filmed, has some mild sections as well.

Zion:

Hiking and Biking

The Zion area contains some of the planet’s most spectacular scenery, yet the vast majority of its three million annual visitors will never experience the park beyond a few feet from the road. Take the trail less traveled and hike to places that most visitors to southern Utah see only in photographs, including stunning panoramas and breathtaking overlooks that have remained untouched and unchanged for millions of years. The bike-friendly Pa’rus Trail winds alongside the Virgin River.

Adventure Option: Canyoneering

Canyoneering is a multisport activity during which a group of people work together to hike, climb, swim, squeeze, rappel, support, laugh, cry, and listen, all in an amazing natural setting. Half-day trips will take place in dry canyons and full-day trips will be in wet canyons. Don’t worry about the location; your guides know some pretty amazing places.

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NATURE Comfort in

From the desert Southwest to Maine’s Mount Desert Island, choose from 11 camps (and counting), all situated in extraordinary places. From red rock cliffs to forested mountains, Under Canvas has destinations to match your idea of getting back to nature.

Under Canvas Acadia

Surry, Maine

May 11 – October 9, 2023

Where jagged coastline meets lush woodlands, Acadia National Park is known as the crown jewel of the North Atlantic Coast— home to pristine lakes, glacier-scoured peaks, and rocky beaches, as well as wildlife like moose, bear, and whales.

Located on 100 forested, waterfront acres, Under Canvas Acadia is only 35 minutes from the national park and several charming coastal New England towns. Just steps from the beach, Under Canvas Acadia offers upscale canvas tents with their own private decks and coastal experiences like

harbor cruises and kayak tours—allowing guests to explore the beauty of Maine by day and the comforts of home by night.

It’s no wonder Under Canvas Acadia was named No. 13 in the “Top 22 Resorts in the Northeast: Readers’ Choice Awards 2022” by Condé Nast Traveler

“Incredibly well done, just a perfect retreat. Food was delicious. Small touches make a huge difference. S’mores, fire in the tent, coffee and espresso. The dinner was wonderful and stargazing was exceptional.

—M.B.

WHAT WE ♥ ABOUT ACADIA

 Guided Hiking

 Kayak Tours

 Bicycle Rentals

 Nature Cruises

 Foodie Cruises

 Sunset Cruises

Our favorite local tours and go-to adventures: Plan ahead for your next Under Canvas stay—book your tent followed by a curated adventure of your choosing with the help of our Adventure Concierge. Learn more at undercanvas.com/adventures.

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Under Canvas Bryce Canyon

Widtsoe, Utah

May 11 – September 25, 2023

The fully solar-powered Under Canvas Bryce Canyon camp is situated on 700 acres of high-alpine juniper forest and—at 7,600 feet in elevation—offers incredible views of John’s Valley, including Mount Dutton and Adams Head

to the west and Utah’s red rocks to the east.

The property is located just 15 minutes from Bryce Canyon National Park, a certified Dark-Sky Park, and home to the area’s famed, crimson-colored hoodoos (or “fairy chimneys”), wild elk and antelope, and Dixie

National Forest.

With average temperatures in the 70s and 80s— and endless views perfect for watching the sun set in the valley below—Under Canvas Bryce Canyon is the ideal place to cool off and unwind after a day of Utah adventures.

WHAT WE ♥ ABOUT BRYCE CANYON

Our favorite local tours and go-to adventures:

 Queens Garden Trail

 Bryce Canyon Hiking

 Scenic Driving Tours

 E-Bike Tours

 Canyoneering

 Navajo Loop Trail

Plan ahead for your next Under Canvas stay—book your tent followed by a curated adventure of your choosing with the help of our Adventure Concierge. Learn more at undercanvas.com/adventures.

Under Canvas Glacier

Coram, Montana June 8 – September 11, 2023

Centered in the heart of Montana’s Big Sky Country, just seven miles from the West Entrance to Glacier National Park, Under Canvas Glacier was named one of Condé Nast Traveler’s “Top Resorts in the U.S. – Pacific Northwest & West.”

This beautiful upscale alpine retreat is the perfect summer vacation for

families and adventurers alike. Designed in close connection with the surrouding wilderness, Under Canvas Glacier offers cozy Suite Tents tucked into the trees, as well as a variety of seasonal and locally sourced cuisine at the new on-site Embers Café.

Guests will discover a true hiker’s paradise at nearby Glacier National

Park, with 700 miles of trails leading to pristine lakes, alpine glaciers, wildflowercovered meadows, and rugged mountain peaks. A drive on famous Going-tothe-Sun Road, a 50-mile trek, provides some of the most spectacular views in the country. And there are fly-fishing, cycling, rafting, and other adventures available to guests too.

WHAT WE ♥ ABOUT GLACIER

Our favorite local tours and go-to adventures:

 Float Trips

 Fly-fishing

 Whitewater Rafting

 Guided Hiking

 Going-to-the-Sun Road Tours

Plan ahead for your next Under Canvas stay—book your tent followed by a curated adventure of your choosing with the help of our Adventure Concierge. Learn more at undercanvas.com/adventures.

“

This is an amazing place to stay! We enjoyed the beauty of nature, while enjoying some modern conveniences! The staff is very enthusiastic and helpful! Love the tents, on-site layout, activities... wouldn’t change a thing!

—K.L.

Under Canvas Grand Canyon

Grand Canyon Junction, Arizona

April 13 – October 23, 2023

Named one of Condé Nast Traveler’s “Top Resorts in the U.S. – Southwest” and one of the “Best Resort Hotels in Arizona” by Travel + Leisure, Under Canvas Grand Canyon is the ideal place to stay when visiting one of the world’s most breathtaking natural wonders.

The camp is located on 160 acres of piñon and juniper forest, just 25 minutes from the park’s South Rim Entrance, so guests have easy access to the legendary Grand Canyon, known for its colorful views and unmatched vistas that reveal millions of years of geologic history.

After a day spent exploring the world-renowned park and experiencing the grandeur of its vast landscape, guests can relax in Under Canvas’ upscale glamping accommodations, welcoming open-air lobby, and numerous shaded spots perfect for dining in the great outdoors.

“The ONLY way to experience the Grand Canyon. Elevated our holiday to the next level, creating an unforgettable adventure. It’s the perfect balance of modern luxuries in a natural setting.

—B.T.

WHAT WE ♥ ABOUT GRAND CANYON

Our favorite local tours and go-to adventures:

 Guided Hiking

 Driving Tours

 Bike Tours

 Jeep Tours

 Stargazing

Plan ahead for your next Under Canvas stay—book your tent followed by a curated adventure of your choosing with the help of our Adventure Concierge. Learn more at undercanvas.com/adventures.

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Under Canvas Great Smoky Mountains

Gatlinburg, Tennessee

April 6 – November 27, 2023

Known as the “Land of Blue Smoke” (due to the ever-present morning fog) and America’s most visited national park, Great Smoky Mountains National Park offers stunning waterfalls, tranquil woods, and a seemingly endless array of wildflowers and wildlife.

With views of ridge upon ridge of forest on the border of North Carolina and Tennessee, it shows the beauty of America’s oldest mountain range and offers a taste of Appalachian culture.

Under Canvas Great Smoky Mountains—a Condé Nast Traveler “Top Resort in the U.S. – South” for multiple

years running—is located on 182 acres of lush, wooded terrain. Guests can spend mornings in the outdoor lounge area, afternoons exploring Tennessee’s ageless mountains, and evenings roasting s’mores around the fire pit. It’s no wonder visitors return time and time again.

WHAT WE ♥ ABOUT GREAT SMOKY MOUNTAINS

Our favorite local tours and go-to adventures:

 Guided Hiking

 Driving Tours

 Whitewater Rafting

 Newfound Gap Road

 Cades Cove

Plan ahead for your next Under Canvas stay—book your tent followed by a curated adventure of your choosing with the help of our Adventure Concierge. Learn more at undercanvas.com/adventures.

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I can’t say enough good things about our experience in the Smokies! The staff was wonderful and so were the accommodations. Our king-size bed was super-comfy. We will absolutely plan to stay at another location!

—J.M.

Under Canvas Lake Powell–Grand Staircase

Big Water, Utah

March 9 – October 30, 2023

Awarded one of the “Best Resort Hotels in Utah” by Travel + Leisure, Under Canvas Lake Powell–Grand Staircase is an ideal spot to discover the splendors of the American Southwest.

Perched on a Canyon Rim Plateau with colorful and

sweeping high-desert views, this one-of-a-kind glamping destination features 220 acres of pristine desert landscape. Guests can explore on-site Elephant Slot Canyon, hike among swirling sandstone walls at Vermilion Cliffs National Monument, or walk with dinosaurs at nearby

Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument.

Only a 10-minute drive from Lone Rock Beach and just 14 miles from the main Lake Powell Marina, Under Canvas Lake Powell–Grand Staircase is the ideal hub for an unforgettable Southwest adventure.

“What a spectacular location surrounded by such natural beauty. The staff is top-notch and the accommodations were dynamite. What a memorable stay. Highly recommend it to anyone!

—J.M.

WHAT WE ♥ ABOUT LAKE

POWELL–GRAND STAIRCASE

Our favorite local tours and go-to adventures:

 Horseshoe Bend Float Trips

 Lake Powell Boat Tours

 UTV Tours

 Vermillion National Monument

 Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument

Plan ahead for your next Under Canvas stay—book your tent followed by a curated adventure of your choosing with the help of our Adventure Concierge. Learn more at undercanvas.com/adventures.

Under Canvas Moab

Moab, Utah March 2 – October 23, 2023

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Moab is the perfect gateway to Utah’s magnificent Canyon Country. The camp is located just seven miles from Moab and nestled between Utah’s famed Arches National Park and Canyonlands National Park, two world-class adventure

destinations renowned for their outstanding climbing, mountain biking, and hiking.

Guests enjoy ultra-comfy glamping accommodations and unparalleled views of the area’s towering plateaus, sandstone cliffs, and naturally occurring

geologic wonders. For these reasons and so much more, it’s no wonder Under Canvas Moab was awarded one of the “Best Resort Hotels in Utah” by Travel + Leisure and one of the “Top 20 Resorts in the U.S. –Pacific Northwest & West” by Condé Nast Traveler

“A 40th birthday under the stars! What a special place to stay, not too far away from town but in a setting that provides the ‘away from it all’ feeling. Sunrise and sunset—and the stars! The staff was super-friendly and accommodating.

—G.C.

WHAT WE ♥ ABOUT MOAB

Our favorite local tours and go-to adventures:

 Arches NP Tours

 Canyoneering

 Guided Hiking

 Hummer Tours

 Mountain Biking

 River Rafting

Plan ahead for your next Under Canvas stay—book your tent followed by a curated adventure of your choosing with the help of our Adventure Concierge. Learn more at undercanvas.com/adventures.

Under Canvas Mount Rushmore

Keystone, South Dakota

May 4 – September 25, 2023

From iconic Mount Rushmore National Memorial to epic Custer State Park, South Dakota’s Black Hills reflect the colorful history, diverse nature, and rich heritage of this country.

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Rushmore—located on an original gold-mining settlement and surrounded by ponderosa pines and common juniper—is less than four miles from the national memorial and features majestic views of iconic Mount Rushmore

and the Black Hills.

Recognized by Travel + Leisure as a “Best Hotel in the World” in 2022, Under Canvas Mount Rushmore is a can’t-miss glamping destination, ideal for discovering all that the region has to offer.

WHAT WE ♥ ABOUT MOUNT RUSHMORE

Our favorite local tours and go-to adventures:

 Kayak/Paddleboard Tours

 Guided Hiking

 Bicycle Tours

 Driving Tours

 Horseback Riding

 Winery and Brewery Tours

 Climbing and Wildlife Tours

 Zipline Adventure Tours

Plan ahead for your next Under Canvas stay—book your tent followed by a curated adventure of your choosing with the help of our Adventure Concierge. Learn more at undercanvas.com/adventures.

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“For a much-needed escape from our everyday life, this is what we were looking for. A way to disconnect from the electronic age. Under Canvas provided an exceptional way to just relax and enjoy life.”

—L.B.

Under Canvas North

Yellowstone–Paradise Valley

Livingston, Montana

June 15 – September 25, 2023

New for 2023, Under Canvas

North Yellowstone–Paradise Valley is ideally located near the North Entrance of Yellowstone National Park, just 20 minutes from the charming town of Livingston and 45 minutes from Bozeman.

This one-of-a-kind property features more than a mile of pristine access to Yellowstone River, offering guests world-class fly-fishing on-site and scenic float tours steps from the lobby tent.

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also offers guests easy access to hiking, river rafting, and wildlife viewing in nearby Lamar Valley, called “America’s Serengeti” for its easy-to-see populations of bison, pronghorn, grizzly bears, bald eagles, osprey, and more.

WHAT WE ♥ ABOUT PARADISE VALLEY

Our favorite local tours and go-to adventures:

 Fly-fishing

 Guided Hiking

 Horseback Riding

 Kayaking Tours

 Scenic River Floats

 Wildlife Watching Tours

 Whitewater Rafting

 Mammoth Hot Springs

 Lamar Valley

Plan ahead for your next Under Canvas stay—book your tent followed by a curated adventure of your choosing with the help of our Adventure Concierge. Learn more at undercanvas.com/adventures.

Under Canvas West Yellowstone

West Yellowstone, Montana

May 18 – September 5, 2023

Yellowstone is America’s oldest national park and has recently reopened in its entirety. Home to more hot springs and geysers

than any place on the planet, Yellowstone is an ideal vacation destination for outdoor enthusiasts from around the globe. Under Canvas West

Yellowstone is located just 10 minutes from the park’s West Entrance—serving as an ideal gateway to Yellowstone’s unique hydrothermal and geologic wonders, diverse wildlife,

and variety of family-friendly outdoor adventures.

With upscale safariinspired accommodations, uninterrupted views of Montana’s picturesque landscape, and easy access to Yellowstone’s most famous and jaw-dropping sights, it’s no wonder Under Canvas West Yellowstone was recognized by Condé Nast Traveler as a “Top 20 Resort in the U.S. –Pacific Northwest & West.”

“We immersed ourselves in the environment, enjoying the river, our kids participating in activities, and just sitting back and listening to live music with a glass of wine. The food was great and we slept wonderfully. Here’s to next time!

—R.A.

WHAT WE ♥ ABOUT WEST YELLOWSTONE

Our favorite local tours and go-to adventures:

 Driving Tours

 Horseback Riding

 Fly-fishing

 Whitewater Rafting

 Guided Hiking

 Old Faithful

Plan ahead for your next Under Canvas stay—book your tent followed by a curated adventure of your choosing with the help of our Adventure Concierge. Learn more at undercanvas.com/adventures.

Under Canvas Zion

Virgin, Utah

March 9 – November 6, 2023

Located on 196 acres of jaw-dropping desert terrain, Under Canvas Zion is surrounded by views of soaring sandstone cliffs, majestic red rock, and wide open starfilled skies.

The camp is just 20 miles from the entrance to enchanting Zion National

Park, which features stunning slot canyons, sandstone cliffs, and breathtaking panoramas not seen anywhere else in the world. Within the park, be sure to visit these must-see spots: The Narrows, Angels Landing, Great White Throne, Emerald Pools Trail, and Kolob Canyon.

Recognized by Condé Nast Traveler in 2022 in the ultra-competitive “Top Resorts in the Mountain West” category, and awarded one of the “Best Resort Hotels in Utah” by Travel + Leisure, Under Canvas Zion is a haven of solitude, comfort, and natural beauty.

WHAT WE ♥ ABOUT ZION

Our favorite local tours and go-to adventures:

 Angels Landing and Narrows Guided Excursions

 Canyoneering

 Guided Hiking

 Horseback Riding

 Mountain Biking

 Rock Climbing

 Stargazing

 Via Ferrata Tours

 Zion NP Bicycle Tours

Plan ahead for your next Under Canvas stay—book your tent followed by a curated adventure of your choosing with the help of our Adventure Concierge. Learn more at undercanvas.com/adventures.

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This added to the adventure! Loved the feeling of camping with the luxury of comfort. From stargazing while laying in bed, to having wine and cheese watching the sunset, to sunrise from the deck chairs and hot coffee. Love the experience! —D.W.

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OUTDOOR ADVENTURE

Craft the trip of your dreams with Under Canvas

Experience the great outdoors and make the most of your time in the national parks and monuments near our camps with custom adventure planning. Our Under Canvas Adventure Concierge curates

handpicked adventures of your choosing from a tailored list of guided experiences with trusted partners.

From kayaking to whitewater rafting, hiking to canyoneering, and horseback riding to fly-fishing, Under Canvas has everything you need for an unforgettable

adventure. Discover more at undercanvas.com/ adventures.

Adventures include the expertise of our on-call Adventure Concierge, your choice of local adventures, an on-site Guest Experience Coordinator, and all taxes and fees.

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Adventures available as an addition to your Under Canvas stay may be booked in advance with our Adventure Concierge or on-site by your Guest Experience Coordinator (based on availability).

ACADIA

 Acadia NP

Guided Hiking

 Kayak Tours

 Bicycle Rentals

 Nature Cruises

 Foodie Cruises

 Sunset Cruises

BRYCE CANYON

 Bryce Canyon Hiking

 Scenic Driving Tours

 E-Bike Tours

 Canyoneering

GLACIER

 Float Trips

 Fly-fishing

 Whitewater Rafting

 Guided Hiking

 Going-to-the-Sun Road Tours

GRAND CANYON

 Guided Hiking

 Driving Tours

 Bike Tours

 Jeep Tours

 Stargazing

GREAT SMOKY MOUNTAINS

 Guided Hiking

 Driving Tours

 Whitewater Rafting

LAKE POWELL–

GRAND STAIRCASE

 Horseshoe Bend Float Trips

 Lake Powell Boat Tours

 UTV Tours

MOAB

 Arches NP Tours

 Canyoneering

 Guided Hiking

 Hummer Tours

 Mountain Biking

 River Rafting

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 Kayak/Paddleboard

Tours

 Guided Hiking

 Bicycle Tours

 Driving Tours

 Horseback Riding

 Winery & Brewery Tours

 Climbing & Wildlife Tours

 Zipline Adventure Tours

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 Fly-fishing

 Guided Hiking

 Horseback Riding

 Kayaking Tours

 Wildlife Watching Tours

 Whitewater Rafting

 Yellowstone River Float Trips

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 Driving Tours

 Horseback Riding

 Fly-fishing

 Whitewater Rafting

 Guided Hiking

ZION

 Angels Landing & Narrows Guided Excursions

 Canyoneering

 Guided Hiking

 Horseback Riding

 Mountain Biking

 Rock Climbing

 Stargazing

 Via Ferrata

 Zion NP Bicycle Tours

Best Friends

Welcome

All 11 of our upscale, outdoor locations are dog-friendly! Pamper your furry friends and ask your Guest Experience Coordinator about our dog beds, dog-friendly trail maps (many national parks do not include dogs; we’ve sleuthed out other options), and dog treats upon check-in. We love sharing the epic experience of getting #OutsideTogether with your four-legged loved ones.

EXTRAORDINARY

Turn your gathering into an experience your guests will never forget.

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Elevate your event with Under Canvas for weddings, retreats, festivals, corporate events, film shoots, conferences, and more. With our outdoor spaces and your imagination, we can blend your personal style with our custom-crafted, safari-inspired canvas tents to create magnificent events across our portfolio of venues throughout North America.

Choose from our existing camps in Maine, Montana, Utah, South Dakota, Tennessee, and Arizona, and decide whether you want a full-property buyout or a room block. Then select every detail of your special day—from the locations, to the food and beverage offerings, to the decor. There are plenty of choices to plan the event of your dreams.

Weddings

Looking for the perfect wedding destination? You’ll find it here at Under Canvas. Whether you’re planning a small elopement-style gathering, a full-property buyout, or something in between, we have the camp for you.

Once you have selected the Under Canvas location you’re interested in, you can custom design your special day to include your favorite ceremony spot, décor, menu, and list of activities.

Under Canvas offers one-of-a-kind locations perfect for multi-day celebrations—allowing your guests time to explore the area’s natural wonders and enjoy a variety of adventures outside of your planned events at camp.

Friends and family from near and far have the chance to spend quality time outside together, making memories that will last a lifetime.

Corporate Events

At a corporate event hosted by Under Canvas, you can expect bonding among fellow glampers to translate into more productive discussions and collaborations over the course of a multi-day retreat. Our Adventure Concierge can help arrange off-site activities—perfect for team building— such as canyoneering, whitewater rafting, fly-fishing, and more. Back at camp, team members can gather around a private fire pit for s’mores and stargazing to end the evening.

Group Retreats

Looking to create an unforgettable yoga retreat, family reunion, or group getaway? Take up residence at one of our Under Canvas locations and reserve the yoga deck or a private fire pit!

For more information, visit undercanvas.com/events.

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Giving Back

Under Canvas is building on our mission to inspire connections with extraordinary places, people, and the planet by enhancing access to the outdoors.

As lovers of nature and the beautiful lands that surround our camps, Under Canvas has joined forces with The Nature Conservancy—a global

environmental nonprofit working to conserve the lands and waters on which all life depends—to help fund conservation and raise awareness through education, volunteer efforts, and donation programs.

Under Canvas employees across the company have the opportunity to volunteer in and around

125 M + acres of land that have been protected by The Nature Conservancy

400+ scientists on staff at TNC

100+ marine conservation projects operated by TNC

500+ volunteer hours donated by Under Canvas employees in 2022

$ 20,000+ donated by employees, guests, and Under Canvas to The Nature Conservancy in 2022

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the national parks and The Nature Conservancy’s more than 700 preserves.

Employees can donate to The Nature Conservancy a paycheck value of their choosing, which will be matched dollar-for-dollar by Under Canvas.

Guests are invited to donate $3, $5, or $10 to The Nature Conservancy upon check-in.

Head to the front desk to plan adventureyour with your

Guest Experience Coordinator

or plan ahead for your next Under Canvas trip and book with our Adventure Concierge

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BRYCE CANYON

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GREAT SMOKY MOUNTAINS

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