Hiking in Zion
Experience Zion National Park on foot. Hiking in Zion ranges from paved, accessible trails to hair-raising scrambles.
Zion National Park is a dreamland of sandstone monoliths, deep canyons, and panoramic views.
No matter the season, Zion bustles with visitors. To find a slice of solitude for yourself, lace up your boots and sample the park’s incredible hiking trails.Â
Hiking in Zion
Zion National Park basics
Plan your trip, find out where to camp, learn about the shuttle system, and get a sneak peek of the adventure that awaits.
If you’re hiking in Zion, what trails should you choose?
Zion’s hiking trails offer a little of everything, from extreme climbs to leisurely strolls. Many of Zion’s iconic hikes, like Angels Landing and The Narrows, require permits, so plan ahead.
Hiking in Zion: the classics
Canyon Overlook Trail
Get a taste of the park’s remote backcountry trails high above Zion Canyon. Find out where to park.
Zion Narrows
Splash your way down the North Fork of the Virgin River. Grab your walking stick.
Angel’s Landing
Not for those afraid of heights. Lengths of chain guide you through the tricky spots.
Adventure awaits
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Special membership offer
Join the Grand Canyon Trust today to receive your adventure kit:
- $25 donation: a Grand Canyon map, The Advocate magazine subscription, bookmark, and sticker
- $75 donation: everything above plus four stunning note cards
- $100 donation: all the benefits of the $75 level, plus a Grand Canyon Trust hat
Zion Backcountry Permits
You’ll need a permit to reach the nooks and crannies of Zion National Park. Find out what activities you need a permit for and how to get yours.
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