Top Zion National Park Day Trips

Explore the Narrows portion of Zion National Park without the risk of getting lost on this private full-day tour. Your guide will teach you about the geology, formation, and plants and animals that call this canyon home. Enjoy the provided charcuterie board picnic at the conclusion of your hike. A great option for outdoor-loving travelers.

PLEASE READ ALL THE TOUR DETAILS! If you scroll down to "Additional Info" you will find our company name. Find us on Google to book our tours directly on our website for a reduced price! If you have not heard from your guide within 72 hours of your tour, please call our office! Explore Zion National Park with a private tour designed for your abilities. Visit iconic sites such as The Narrows, Scouts Lookout, Pa'rus Trail, The Watchman, or The Riverside Walk while enjoying expert guidance. Tailor your hiking experience to your skills, whether you seek leisurely strolls or more adventure. Our knowledgeable guides will share insider tips to ensure you capture the best photo moments. This is a private tour. - Discover the highlights of Zion in a single day - Customize your hiking experience based on group preferences and skill levels - Visit popular spots like The Narrows and Emerald Pools with expert guidance - Benefit from insider tips for photography and local insight.

Journey through Zion National Park and Bryce Canyon National Park at your own pace during this self-guided audio driving tour. Choose from half, full, and multi-day itineraries, with GPS-based tours that work offline—ideal for areas with limited cell service. Tick off major natural attractions and discover lesser-known gems, from a historic ghost town to a panoramic lookout, with the freedom to stop and restart whenever you want.

Explore one of the world's most iconic hikes, Angels Landing in Zion National Park, with permits included. A moderately challenging 5.4-mile round-trip hike offers stunning views of the canyon below. After a short shuttle ride, begin a steady ascent to the cool walls of Refrigerator Canyon. Next, climb the famous Walter’s Wiggles switchbacks to Scout's Lookout, and finally take on the thrilling chain section, with steep drop-offs (~1,500'), to reach sweeping views of Zion Canyon. Ideal for adventure seekers who want to safely conquer this bucket list experience. - Moderate fitness level recommended - Includes permits - Max of 6 guests for a personalized experience and safety - Snacks provided, bring water, comfortable shoes, and layered clothing >If you're preferred date is sold out, message us to get on the waitlist. Upcoming Tour Dates: -July 4, 8, 11, 13, 15, 18, 20, 25, 27 -Aug 1, 8, 15, 22, 29

The Narrows at Zion National Park offers a unique hike where the river becomes the trail. After a scenic 1-mile Riverside Walk, you'll enter the river to begin hiking The Narrows, a slot canyon adventure with beauty at every turn. With a knowledgeable local guide, you can focus on the experience, while we handle safety, gear, and timing for an unforgettable day. - Private tour with a minimum of 2 tickets - Includes Narrows gear (boots, poles, neoprene socks, and, during colder months dry bibs) - Snacks and shuttle service via the Zion Canyon Shuttle provided -Group Discounts: 4-8 Guests $25 off/person, 9+ Guests $50 off/person >If you're preferred date is unavailable, message us and we can likely accomadate. Why Go Guided: Great storytelling, smarter hiking (and safer) with expert route-finding, crowd timing, and monitoring of conditions. Not recommended for: Those with balance challenges or unable to walk at least 4 miles. Jan 1-Mar 6 Tours: Begin at 8am and are self-driving.

The Mighty Five refers to five of Utah’s National Parks—including Arches, Bryce Canyon, Canyonlands, Capitol Reef, and Zion. This private self-guided audio tour is ideal for independent travelers who want to explore Utah at their own pace. Enjoy the freedom and flexibility of planning your own self-drive Utah adventure with audio commentary through an easy-to-use app offering offline access.

THIS IS A PRIVATE TOUR! Permit is included in this hike! Hike at your speed with your group only!Angels Landing is one of the most revered hiking trails in the world! Angels Landing is a monolithic outcropping of sandstone that provides the best panorama in Zion with grandiose views to the canyon floor, over 1,400 feet below. Our guides can help you navigate logistics, manage safety, and provide insight into the natural and cultural history of the park. Infamous highlights of this hike include the formidable switchbacks known as Walter's Wiggles and The Chains and the steep and exposed summit ridge. The hike was permitted in 2023 due to its large popularity. Hikers may apply on a lottery basis, but spots are limited. We will meet all clients at the Zion National Park Visitor Center at the flagpole unless instructed otherwise from your guide. Guides will text client the day before the adventure. All guest must bring 2-3L of water per person and lunch/snacks.

Experience Zion National Park with the help of a naturalist guide on this small-group hiking tour. Walk a canyon path, spotting towering sandstone cliffs and emerald pools, while learning about the area’s natural history and canyon formation. Enjoy a more personalized experience with an intimate group and included hotel pickup for added convenience.

PLEASE READ ALL THE TOUR DETAILS! If you scroll down to "Additional Info" you will find our company name. Find us on Google to book our tours directly on our website for a reduced price! If you have not heard from your guide within 72 hours of your tour, please call our office! The Narrows is one of the longest slot canyons in Utah. Marvel at the towering sandstone walls, and the diverse flora and fauna that call this canyon home. The Narrows has been sculpted over millions of years by the relentless flow of the Virgin River, creating one of the most iconic landscapes in the American Southwest. Prepare to get wet! Hiking the Narrows involves traversing the Virgin River, making it a refreshing and exhilarating adventure. We will be waist deep at times. READ THIS: ** Water gear is NOT provided. Please reach out to Zion Outfitter in Springdale to rent your river gear. They have 2 package options based on the time of year. You WILL want bibs in fall, winter and spring!

Explore the otherworldly landscape of Zion National Park's Peek-A-Boo slot canyon on this private guided tour from Kanab. As well as walking inside the incredible slot canyon, you'll ride in a Jeep over pink coral sand dunes and see Native American moki steps, ancient pictographs, and fossilised coral from millions of years ago.

Located off the beath path, it’s difficult to explore White Pockets on your own if you don’t have a 4WD. Simplify your adventure with this small-group sunset off-road and hiking tour from Kanab. Follow your guide around the surreal sandstone landscape and admire the sunset, while learning about its geology and wildlife. Includes snacks and bottled water.

The Wave became a hotspot in the ’90s, thanks to a German film crew that created a tourist frenzy. Since then, Wave permits have been as sought after as gold! But hey, no need to fret! Introducing our Alt Wave tour. Truth is, our region boasts numerous Wave formations, including the spectacular one in South Coyote Buttes and White Pocket. So, if you strike out in the Wave Lottery, no worries – we’ve got a mind-blowing tour in store for you! You can pair our alternative tour with a jaunt through Buckskin Gulch and Wire Pass Slot Canyon for an epic full-day adventure. Or, we can customize a deep dive into the world of Wave formations. Trust us, there are plenty!

North Rim of the Grand Canyon – it’s wilder, bigger, and crowd-free! Elevate your day with heart-pounding UTV trails, forest hideaways and epic views. The sheer size of the canyon is the biggest highlight – a mile deep and over 275 miles long! It’s an unforgettable experience that makes the world stand still as the sun kisses the Colorado River. With crisp mountain air, lush forests, and endless hiking trails, it’s no wonder this place is one of the 7 Natural Wonders of the World. Get ready for a grand adventure!

See one of the region’s most beautiful slot canyons without the crowds that overtake the more famous Antelope Canyon. Instead, an experienced guide will drive you in a four-wheel-drive vehicle (the only way to reach the site besides hiking) to Peekaboo Slot Canyon where you’ll learn the geology and history and have time to take dramatic photos. Other nearby stops like Anasazi Moqui Steps may be included if there’s extra time.

Wire Pass is mainly a flat and narrow slot section in the Grand Staircase-Escalante. There is potential for amazing and soft color in the walls of Wire Pass and would be interesting for any photographer. Petroglyphs are located in this canyon and date back to 1000 AD. A great choice for young children due to the high canyon walls. This is a shared tour for up to 20 people.

Discover Zion National Park with our self-guided tour, allowing you to explore Utah's most dramatic canyon landscape at your own pace. Wade through The Narrows where the Virgin River carves between 1000 foot walls glowing amber and crimson in the desert light. Grip the chain-assisted ridge of Angels Landing for panoramic views across the canyon. Walk the Riverside Walk beneath towering cliffs dripping with hanging gardens of fern and columbine, hike to the Emerald Pools where waterfalls cascade over sandstone ledges into glowing green pools, drive the dramatic switchbacks of the Zion-Mount Carmel Highway through its mile-long tunnel carved in the 1920s, and watch the Watchman peak glow deep crimson at sunset from the valley. Discover the hidden finger canyons of Kolob, a separate section of the park where some of Zion's tallest sandstone walls rise in solitude far from the main valley, and explore Checkerboard Mesa's extraordinary geological patterns on the park's quieter east side.

We are deeply passionate for the history and landscape of Zion, helping people see another side of the park. All tours are customized, but we typically do a driving tour along with small hikes, or we may add more robust hikes for those who want to go deep. While we do not travel inside Zion, we skirt its edges with access to gorgeous views inside the park. This tour has a minimum requirement of two people.

Discover the stunning landscapes of Zion National Park through an immersive combination of driving to scenic points and one or two mild hiking trails. Experience incredible vistas of areas that are mostly unknown to the vast majority of visitors. Experience easy, short hikes that lead to a hidden slot canyon, a view of the "Eye of Zion" and stunning red and white cliffs. Each tour is guided by an expert who shares insights into the park's unique geology, flora, fauna and history. Join us for a memorable adventure as we explore Zion's natural beauty. Guided hiking ranges from 1 to 2 miles, accommodating beginners and those with physical limitations. Stops at view points will number 7 to 10. Distance covered will be approximately 50 miles of incredible and diverse beauty. The tour lasts approximately 5 to 6 hours, starting at 7:00 a.m. Meet at the Zion Visitors Center and enjoy shuttle transport to trailheads.

How does one even begin to describe Bryce Canyon? One of a kind. Something only dreamed up. Bryce is a high alpine plateau in Southern Utah, filled with pink limestone spires called Hoodoos. The colors are so vibrant they almost seem unreal. Standing on the edge and looking into the vast Sevier River valley is simply jaw-dropping! The adjacent Dixie National Forest features 4WD backcountry routes that let us reach very remote overlooks. These routes connect a hiking trail system over 80 miles long, known as the Grandview Trail. The trails are segmented loops, only accessible via these forest roads. Your tour winds through twisting forest paths and across small streams to reach the spectacular Sunset Cliffs of Bryce. While this tour does not enter Bryce Canyon National Park, it offers rare, off-the-beaten-path views that few visitors experience. (Bryce Canyon, Dixie National Forest, Kanab)

Join Sundial Guides in exploring the world's largest slot canyon! Located in the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument, this sandstone labyrinth has become a popular destination for day hikers and backpackers. This excursion is perfect for those interested in photography, off-trail hiking or a propensity to explore wild spaces. You will meet guides at the meeting point and to the 4x4 transportation to the trailhead will be provided. We will make sure you leave Southern Utah with amazing memories and photos from your hike through the longest slot canyon in the world. You will have a local knowledgeable guide who can teach you about our area. All guides are certified in emergency rescues and will keep you safe during your slot canyon hike. ALL TOURS BEGIN IN UTAH TIME! (Arizona is one hour behind during DAYLIGHT SAVINGS ONLY)

Discover the East Zion Outback on a private UTV Expedition, venturing into Zion's wild backcountry. See hidden treasures and remote views of Zion Canyon on this exciting tour. Start with a ride to Dinosaur Tracks, where massive prehistoric creatures left their mark in stone. Travel sandy roads to an overlook of Rockville pioneer town, stopping at the Schunesberg Mail Drop for Wild West stories. Go deeper into the wilderness to explore Warriors Walk, an ancient path used by Native American tribes. Enjoy breathtaking views of Zion as our local guides lead you to secret spots, uncovering hidden beauty. With our experienced guides as your trustworthy navigators, experience a safe and thrilling journey through secluded trails. Experience a well-kept secret of the southwest, the East Zion Outback.

The North Rim of the Grand Canyon is wild, wide open, and refreshingly uncrowded. Travel by 4WD along scenic backcountry roads, winding through quiet forests to reach remote viewpoints with sweeping canyon vistas—perfect for families and adventurers of all ages. The canyon’s immense scale is unforgettable, stretching over 275 miles long and more than a mile deep. Standing at the rim, the vastness and layered cliffs create a powerful moment that makes time slow down. With crisp mountain air, shaded pine forests, and space to explore at a relaxed pace, it’s easy to see why the Grand Canyon is one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World. A true off-road experience the whole family can enjoy.