Hike the Zion Narrows. Explore Zion Canyon on foot or cruise it on a pedal-assist electric bicycle. Descend slot canyons. Climb a rock face. Ascend a via ferrata.
Hike until your heart is full. Fall in love with a canyon.
This is your Zion.
Hike until your heart is full. Fall in love with a canyon.
This is your Zion.
UPDATE: How to visit ZION in 2021
Zion National Park Shuttle Ticket System has been discontinued. Visitors will no longer need to purchase tickets in order to use the National Park transit shuttles. However, those who already purchased their tickets, will have priority at the Zion Canyon Visitor Center queue.
High-Value ExperiencesIn 1996, we opened the first Narrows outfitter and guide service in Zion. Just as we are the creators of Narrows outfitting, we continue to lead the way by providing you with the highest quality products and services. With over 25 years working and playing in this area - and serving more than half a million people - we can guarantee you one amazing moment after another.
How can you get up the Zion Canyon's Scenic Drive? 1. Rent bicycles or e-bikes and ride the 7 1/2 miles to the trailhead. 2. Catch a ride on the park shuttle - expect 1hr + wait times How do I reserve bikes & e-bikes? Send an email, and when you arrive in Springdale, stop by! Do you have room on your Narrows Shuttle? Shoot us an email. We're making every effort to answer as many as we can, but it just isn't possible to get to them all. Please come see us to check availability. Special Note: Every Kid Outdoors offers 4th graders (and their families) free access to our national parks. Download your voucher here: https://everykidoutdoors.gov/index.htm Extra Special Note for 2020-2021: This year, US 5th graders and their families can also get free access to the national parks and Dept. of the Interior managed lands. Download your voucher here https://www.nps.gov/kids/fifthgrade.htm BIke zion better on an e-bike
Where can I park?Springdale free town shuttles have resumed. The Springdale Shuttle Line has received funding through the Greater Zion Convention and Tourism Office and the Washington County Commission. The FREE Springdale service, operated by St George Shuttle, will run 7am to 9pm until at least October 31, 2020. We haven't yet heard what the schedule is, but you can ride this bus to Shuttle Stop 3 - and that's where you'll find us.
Springdale requires a fee to park on streets and in lots. Pay at the kiosks and park on Lion Blvd for $12/day. If you want the best rate available, park in the private lot behind Zion Adventure Co. For only $20per day, this lot provides the best long-term parking option. Note: It's not ours and it's cash only. If you want the best value, spend $20 at Hoodoos Market (right across the street from us on Lion Blvd) and you can park in their lot all day. |
Current Zion Narrows ConditionsStatus: OPEN!!
Flash Flood Potential Not Expected; stop by for any updates. Water Temperature 55 F Water Flow Rate 28 CFS Recommended Narrows Outfitting Temple of Sinawava Trailhead Access
Health Information Related to Cyanobacteria Since cyanobacteria became evident in the Virgin River in July 2020, the National Park Service has been routinely collecting samples to test the river. Since November 2020, concentrations have been below the danger advisory level. However, the Southwest Utah Public Health Department's has left a Health Watch in place. Cyanobacteria is a natural occurrence, but when in abundance can affect the health of people, animals and other organisms if ingested. Click here for more information as it pertains to hiking the Narrows. What Trails should I hike in ZION?Here is our guide to Zion National Park's best trails.
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