We walked about an hour on the "riverside walk", easy (mostly wheelchair accessible), nice views, very busy. At the end you could start the "Narrows hike", what was not recommended because of potential flash flooding.

This trail is paved and an easy walk that parallels the Virgin River. The main reason to walk this trail is to embark on the Narrows hike through the Virgin River. People in a wheelchair would be able to be pushed on this trail.

The most dangerous creatures on this trail are the humans who think the adorable squirrels are pets. For heaven's sake, stop petting the squirrels like they are your pets! The squirrels are cute, but they are wild. They are also all over the trail. This...More

We were so happy we chose the Temple of Sinawava Trail as our first stop! The hike was lovely and we were so surprised by all of the squirrels! One even jumped up on us to see if we were going to give him a...More

We arrived in Zion late afternoon, hopped on the shuttle and headed straight for this hike. This was a great time of day for this hike because it was shaded, cooler and less crowded. It was fairly flat and at the end of the paved...More

There are just so many beautiful views on the shuttle up to the Temple of Sinawava Trail. You can stop at various places on the shuttle. The rock formations and the colors are absolutely unbelievable

We caught the shuttle up the canyon from Zion lodge and got off at stop 9 the last stop. It was a short walk on paved pathway,very pretty and best done early morning as it gets crowded with people going to walk The Narrows which...More