Discover Shaka Guide’s Great Basin Tour and step into a geological wonderland where ancient bristlecone pines twist beneath starry skies. Wander through remote landscapes shaped over millennia, revealing dramatic rock formations and rare ecosystems that flourish in this secluded haven. This tour provides a unique chance to experience the rugged ...
Show MoreWe learned about Shaka Guide in HI and are so happy to see them expanding to other national parks and adventure areas in the continental US as well. Excellent experience. We will always use them for guided tours where available. Thank you!!
Nicole and Brandon | 3 months ago | iOSGreat way to tour the national parks
Maureen Chovancek | 4 months ago | AndroidWe have used the the Shaka Guide at four national parks and each time the guide helped illuminate and navigate each park making the day we spent in the parks some of our best vacation days ever. It can be hard to plan a trip without a lot of research and local expert knowledge but with the Shaka guide you don’t need either. The music is great too. Not too much, not too little of either the guide talking or the music playing.
Fabulous guide! | 4 months ago | iOSGreat Basin National Park is known for its stunning landscapes, ancient bristlecone pine trees, and Lehman Caves with unique rock formations. Located in Nevada, the park features Wheeler Peak, glaciers, and scenic trails. It's also famous for ...
Show MoreGreat Basin National Park is known for its stunning landscapes, ancient bristlecone pine trees, and Lehman Caves with unique rock formations.
Located in Nevada, the park features Wheeler Peak, glaciers, and scenic trails. It's also famous for its dark skies, making it an amazing place for stargazing. Visitors enjoy hiking, exploring caves, and learning about nature.
Great Basin National Park was established by the U.S. Congress and signed into law by President Ronald Reagan on October 27, 1986. This law helped protect the park’s unique landscapes, wildlife, and cultural history. It ensured the preserv...
Show MoreGreat Basin National Park was established by the U.S. Congress and signed into law by President Ronald Reagan on October 27, 1986.
This law helped protect the park’s unique landscapes, wildlife, and cultural history.
It ensured the preservation of important natural features like Wheeler Peak, the ancient bristlecone pines, and Lehman Caves for future generations to enjoy.
To get to Great Basin National Park from Las Vegas, drive about 4.5 hours northeast on U.S. Route 93. Then, follow State Routes 487 and 488 to reach the park. It’s about 290 miles, so plan for gas and snacks along the way. The route takes ...
Show MoreTo get to Great Basin National Park from Las Vegas, drive about 4.5 hours northeast on U.S. Route 93.
Then, follow State Routes 487 and 488 to reach the park. It’s about 290 miles, so plan for gas and snacks along the way.
The route takes you through scenic desert landscapes, making the drive an adventure itself!
Think of us as your personal tour guide in an app. Our tours provide everything a guided tour does, but with the freedom to explore on your terms. Here's how it works:
Think of us as your personal tour guide in an app. Our tours provide everything a guided tour does, but with the freedom to explore on your terms. Here's how it works:
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