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Julie_R, Aug 2026
Mike is the BEST!!
Mike was the best tour guide ever!!! He was so funny, nice, and considerate. He never rushed us. He was so informative about the narrows and other parks we were going to. Fun to talk with. Great charcuterie board. Loved the Spanish cheese!!!
Wendy_W, Jul 2026
Amazing day!
We had an amazing day with Dayna. She got us all set up with gear before we entered the Narrows, helped us with navigating the terrain, humored my sons when they wanted to shepherd a wayward log back down the river when we turned around, she got so many incredible pictures of us, and expertly guided us out of the river when a pop up storm hit. We had a fantastic experience and would highly recommend Cedar and Sage, but also Dayna who is available on Wednesdays! Thank you!
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!
Edward_M, Jul 2026
Moises was and is great!
Such a beautiful place! It isn’t easy walking through the river because of the rocks under the water you can’t see, but the views are very rewarding. Moises was very knowledgeable, took a lot of pictures for us and our family. He was great with our kids and was super personable. Food was delicious!

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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