Utah, USA
Zion
From canyon-scale overlooks to the shortest trail in the park, each adventure reveals a different dimension of Zion — geology, wildlife, water, and human history.
A premium Zion chapter focused on canyon walls, trail energy, river movement, red-rock texture, and the light-and-shadow drama that makes the park feel alive.
Adventure Quest
Explore Zion as an adventure.
A premium Zion chapter focused on canyon walls, trail energy, river movement, red-rock texture, and the light-and-shadow drama that makes the park feel alive.
Overlook · Slickrock
Canyon Overlook Trail
Hike one mile on Zion's most rewarding short trail — across ancient slickrock, past the Great Arch, and to a viewpoint with a sheer 1,000-foot drop into the canyon below.
8 missions · 1-2 hours
Water · Gardens
Weeping Rock
Walk the shortest trail in Zion to one of its most surprising destinations — a dripping alcove fed by 1,000-year-old water, filled with hanging gardens of rare plants, and cooler than the surrounding desert by 15 degrees.
8 missions · 30-60 minutes
River · Trail
Riverside Walk
Walk the only flat paved trail in Zion Canyon — one mile along the Virgin River through towering canyon walls, past hanging gardens and cottonwood forest, to the dramatic entrance of the Narrows slot canyon.
8 missions · 1-2 hours
History · Scenic
Zion Canyon Floor
Ride the shuttle through the full length of Zion Canyon, stopping at the Court of the Patriarchs, Zion Lodge, Big Bend, and the Temple of Sinawava to piece together the geological, cultural, and human history of America's most dramatic canyon floor.
8 missions · 2-4 hours
Guides
Guides for Zion
Guide
Zion With Kids: The Canyon Floor, Riverside Walk and Canyon Overlook
You don't need an Angels Landing permit or a wet day in the Narrows to give kids a great Zion day. Ride the shuttle to the end of the canyon, walk the paved Riverside Walk, add Weeping Rock on the way back, and save Canyon Overlook for the drive east. Here's how to fit those pieces to the family you actually have.
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Guide
Sunset With Kids: Where to Be When the Light Changes
Sunset is the one moment on a trip when kids look up without being asked. How to be in the right place in Key West, Rome, Zion and Boston, and how to get home afterwards.
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