Top Zion National Park Walking Tours - page 3

One of the most spectacular national parks in the country, Bryce Canyon only gets better with a certified naturalist leading the way. With this private experience, follow your guide into this famous red-rock park, witnessing the best viewpoints and hiking into nature, as suited to your group. Stop for a picnic lunch, marvel at 1,000 hoodoos, discover the park’s flora and fauna, and so much more.

Via Ferrata routes are super-scenic hikes and climbs equipped with ladder rungs and a permanent safety cable to which the hiker is continuously attached. The Above Zion Via Ferrata is appropriate for ages 8 to 80. If you can climb up and down a ladder and hike two miles, you can do this! Your guide will outfit you with a helmet, harness, and via ferrata lanyard. They will also accompany you through this unforgettable adventure. Bring a pack with water and snacks, wear closed-toe hiking shoes, and expect to spend 3 to 4 hours. If you like the idea of hiking Angels Landing but have some concerns about safety and crowding, you'll love the scenery, the security, and the solitude of the Above Zion Via Ferrata.

If you want to find yourself in a truly wild western kinda space, come explore the Grand Staircase National Monument with us. Be ready for a ride full of epic scenery, big expansive views and a total feeling of being “out there.“ This area is full of canyons, overlooks, bizarre rock formations, archaeology, and a spectacular and seldom seen Double Arch. Our Inchworm arch tour takes us through the Grand Staircase National Monument. The roads and routes to get there are a combination of rocky and thrilling with sections of deep sand. (Grand Staircase, Zion, Bryce, Lake Powell)

The Narrows Hike is one of three bucket list hikes in Zion, and the only one that doesn't require a permit unless you plan to camp miles upriver. The slot canyon is deep and very dramatic with spectacular and sometimes surprising views the entire way. The dry trail in and out is flat, and paved but astonishingly beautiful. In addition, wading in the water provides a low impact core workout. At one point along the way there is a giant boulder in the river that is perfect for posed picture taking, there are warm-water springs all along the way, tiny birds that walk underwater, hundreds of trees damaged by rockfall, the world's tiniest snail, and water seeping out of solid rock. This is truly a marvelous hike with spectacular scenery and many educational opportunities.