Zion National Park

Here are our most popular treks in Zion National Park or which take in the park!

Utah Parks Circuit - 8 Days

Hiking Utah's Big 5 - 9 Days

Walking the Western US National Parks - 10 Days

Utah, Nevada & California - 14 Days

Zion Ranch Stay - 4 Days

Vegas to LA: Grand National Parks - 10 Days

Grand Canyon and More - 3 Days

National Parks Plus - 9 Days

Highlights of Southwest National Parks - 7 Days

Western Family Discovery - 12 Days

Discover American Canyonlands - 8 Days

Most of our adventures and small group tours start and end in Las Vegas. Due tot he amount of flights going to and our of Las Vegas it's definitely the easiest route to the start points and Utah.

It's called 'The Narrows' for a good reason! this trail takes you through 'slot' canyons. That is to say canyon walls which are close together and form a narrow path.

For those who don't mind getting wet you can follow the path of the Virgin River. It should be noted though that whilst this is the most popular route for hikers in Zion, it can only be accomplished during the summer months as the water level is otherwise too high and dangerous.

In terms of length, this trail can be as long or as short as you like, most people do a 6 to 8 mile loop.

You may have already seen pictures of Angel's Landing without even knowing it. This is probably the most spectacular and famous trails in Zion National Park.

This trail takes between 3 and 6 hours to complete. It's quite challenging and strenuous as you climb to a viewpoint of over 1,500 feet looking down through the canyon. The trail takes you through 'Walters Wiggles' and then a narrow ridge. Not for the faint hearted!

In summer this route can get very busy and crowd control measures can be in place so check before you go. In winter the route can be covered in snow and, you guessed it, quite cold!

This may be the least challenging route but equal in scenery and views. This route follows the Virgin River and is a 2.2 mile round trip.

The trail is paved and so good for wheel chairs. You'll pass huge canyon walls and hanging gardens along the wall. Not to be missed.

This trail is a set of pools along a trail. The first pool, the Lower Emerald, is 0.6 miles and the trail is paved, perfect for families or those who fancy a short hike.

The middle and upper pools are further along the trail which becomes more strenuous.  The pools themselves may look brown though and not green! they're run offs for a weeping wall or full waterfall pending the weather but they're surrounded by lush vegetation.

Solo travellers are more than welcome on our small group treks. Usually 50% of those on our treks are solo travellers. 

If you're planning to go trekking along we'd advise against it. If you insist then be sure to let people know where you're going, when, the route, what time you'd expect to be back, your phone fully charged, water and some food. Stay safe!

This of course depends on the trail you take but ultimately most people should be able to manage most treks.

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