Caught the shuttle and a short walk to see this area of the canyon. Could have gone farther but the... read more
absolutely stunning. We arrived at Zion late afternoon and wanted to get started. After taking the... read more
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Caught the shuttle and a short walk to see this area of the canyon. Could have gone farther but the views were spectacular
absolutely stunning. We arrived at Zion late afternoon and wanted to get started. After taking the shuttle out there (a 40 minute ride) it started to get later than we expected. We only walked about half way- a very slow walk stopping and taking pictures...More
One of last stops of a shuttle bus. Easy trek next to river with spectacular view over the canyon. It leads to more demanding trails up the canyon.
Unable to take the longer hike up to the narrows, we enjoyed a shorter walk to the river and along the path. Stopped at the kiosk to learn how the canyons were formed. This was a great stop for someone with a cane or wheelchair...More
The trailhead to The Narrows is the final stop of the Zion bus line. It's usually busy but the bus keeps people moving around.
Lots of people here on this paved path. The end is where you begin your hike through the Virgin River and the Narrows.
Well this trail like most others in Zion is hideously over subscribed with thousands trekking up it with no heed for nature or wildlife of the region. Honestly it’s quite sad really to let this happen to s National treasure such as Zion. I will...More
This is the same as the River Walk Trail. It starts at the end of the Zion Canyon Scenic Drive and leads to the trailhead of "The Narrows". This trail can be very crowded.
We took the Zion Park shuttle to the area named Temple of Sinawava at the end of the park road and then walked the 1-mile Riverside Walk. The walk was pleasant, and the views are lovely. At the end of the Riverside Walk, those who...More
Clarification: This trail is named "Riverside Walk" and the trail head is in the north end of Zion Canyon at a geologic formation named Temple of Sinawava (Zion Shuttle stop 9, about 7 miles from the visitor center). To reach it, you must pay entry...More
