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Backroads Expands 2026 Glamping Collection with Under Canvas

Backroads has announced two new glamping itineraries for 2026. The “Arches National Park Glamping Multi-Adventure Tour” stays at ULUM Moab, a luxury outdoor resort by Under Canvas, set in Utah’s iconic red rock desert near Moab. The “Yellowstone Glamping Multi-Adventure Tour,” available for families and adults, includes stays at two Under Canvas camps near Yellowstone National Park.

Backroads’ Arches itinerary brings a new level of luxury to the desert with ULUM Moab’s spacious, safari-inspired canvas Suite Tents. Guests seeking a hotel-like experience can enjoy the same high-end amenities offered at luxury resorts, such as dipping pools, a yoga deck, firepits and a full-service restaurant with a specialty coffee and smoothie bar.

In Yellowstone, guests stay at Under Canvas camps in West Yellowstone and North Yellowstone. These camps also offer upscale tent accommodations, park access and modern comforts.

“Our new glamping trips let you hike, bike and sleep under the stars—in a real bed, after a hot shower,” said Tom Hale, founder, president, and CEO of Backroads. “It’s a whole new way to experience the outdoors without giving up some of your favorite creature comforts.”

Backroads Glamping Trips

ULUM Moab

  • New in 2026 – Utah’s Arches National Park Glamping Multi-Adventure Tour — Couples, Friends & Solos

Under Canvas

  • New in 2026 – Yellowstone Glamping Multi-Adventure Tour — Couples, Friends & Solos | Families with Kids & Teens (North Yellowstone — Paradise Valley and West Yellowstone)
  • Black Hills & Badlands National Park Multi-Adventure Tour — Couples, Friends & Solos
  • Bryce & Grand Canyon Multi-Adventure Tour — Couples, Friends & Solos | Families with Kids & Teens | Families with Teens & 20s | Families with 20s & Beyond
  • Great Smoky Mountains Family Multi-Adventure Tour — Families with Kids & Teens
  • Utah’s Bryce & Zion Glamping Multi-Adventure Tour — Couples, Friends & Solos

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