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A wonderful and old west adventure is found in the horseback riding provided in Zion National Park. Allowing you to enjoy the ride and the scenery that passes you by, these guided horse rides are a great way to experience the park.
Hike Zion's wild side on the West Rim Trail! This 15-mile adventure traverses high plateaus for epic views. Descend into the canyon (top-down) or climb up (bottom-up) for a change in perspective. Expect diverse landscapes, sweeping vistas, and a challenge! Permits are needed, so plan ahead and conquer this unforgettable Zion trek.
Wind through Zion Canyon in your car! The Zion Canyon Scenic Drive (6 miles one way) offers stunning views without the hike. Pull over at overlooks for iconic sights like the Court of the Patriarchs and Weeping Rock. Perfect for families or those seeking a scenic escape. It can get crowded during peak season, so visit early or later in the day. This drive is also the gateway to many trails!
Bike Zion! Explore scenic routes like the Zion Mt. Carmel Hwy for epic views (outside the park). Enjoy a casual ride along the Virgin River on the Pa'rus Trail (check for bike times). Hit challenging byways outside the park for more adventure. Remember to share the road, wear a helmet, and plan ahead!
Hike through water in Zion's Narrows! This slot canyon adventure has towering walls and cool water (wear water shoes!). Permits required. Choose upstream or downstream (top-down or bottom-up). Photographers love the light and shadow play. Be prepared for water and possible weather changes. A must-do Zion experience!
Find a hidden gem in Zion: Weeping Rock! Water seeps from a cliff, creating a lush hanging garden. Escape the sun's heat under the cool mist. Photographers love the greenery! A short walk from the parking lot, only 0.3 miles (.5 kilometer) round trip, this natural wonder is a must-see for all! The trail is paved and mostly flat, making it accessible for visitors of all ages and abilities.
