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Laura_L, Jul 2026
Hiking the Narrows with Michael was a total delight!
This was our first hike in the Narrows. Michael from Cedar and Sage is an informed, thoughtful, and warm guide. He taught us about the geology and history of the canyon. He provided canyon shoes and neoprene socks, a waterproof backpack, and hiking sticks. We had a delightful day in the Narrows. We started a little early which helped avoid too many crowds. He brought a delicious charcuterie lunch which we enjoyed!
Michelle_U, Jul 2026
Stress free experience
It was a stress-free way to hike the Narrows. Micheal texted me the details the night before, was promptly at the meet up sight and was super knowledgeable about the hike and all of nature. It was a great experience.
Susan_D, Jul 2026
Amazing day in the Narrows!
Michael was an amazing guide who helped us navigate through the Narrows, provided excellent commentary and context about the park and its geological wonders, and prepared a delicious lunch. Everything we needed was included - Michael thought of everything! Highly recommend this incredible hike and doing it with a guide made it so relaxing and easy.
Bruce_G, Jul 2026
Phenomenal Time - both hike and guide
We cannot recommend this tour enough. Fantastic, amazing, hilarious, educational. We went on our anniversary and had a great time. Moises was our guide. And yes, Michael, we think you are a lucky person. Moises was extremely helpful from beginning to spectacular end. We talked about the history of Zion but also connected personally on a range of topics. Great recommendations of things to do in town as well.

The Narrows

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Zion National Park
The Narrows section of Zion Canyon with sandstone walls reaching 1,000 feet.
  • The Narrows is a must-see for nature and adventure lovers.

  • Waterproof footwear and a hiking stick are recommended. Depending on water levels, it’s also a good idea to bring a wetsuit.

  • Although no permits are required when hiking from the Temple of Sinawava, backcountry permits must be acquired when hiking from Chamberlain’s Ranch.

  • The Riverside Walk is paved and wheelchair accessible.

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