7 Things to do in Zion National Park, Utah
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Angels Landing
Springdale, Utah
5.5 miles NE of Springdale, UtahZion's most iconic strenuous day hike — 21 steep switchbacks, dramatic Scout Lookout views, and a narrow chain-assisted ridge with 1,000-foot drop-offs to an unmatched canyon summit.
Hike
Weeping Rock
Springdale, Utah
6.6 miles NE of Springdale, UtahA short but steep 0.4-mile hike in Zion to a natural alcove where water seeps through sandstone, feeding lush hanging gardens of maidenhair ferns — with views of the Great White Throne.
Hike
Emerald Pools Trail
Hurricane, Utah
19.0 miles E of Hurricane, UtahThree algae-tinted pools carved into Zion's canyon walls glow with an otherworldly emerald color fed by near-constant waterfalls — though swimming and wading are strictly prohibited.
Hike
Riverside Walk
Springdale, Utah
7.6 miles N of Springdale, UtahA flat, paved riverside walk through Zion's desert swamp oasis, with hanging gardens on the cliffs and the option to continue into The Narrows — check flood conditions first.
Hike
Zion National Park
Hurricane, Utah
17.0 miles E of Hurricane, UtahWind, water, and ice sculpted Zion's iconic red sandstone buttes, bends, and mounts into one of the most breathtaking and irreplaceable landscapes on Earth.
Camp, Hike, Mountain Bike, Swim
The Grotto Trail
Springdale, Utah
5.4 miles NE of Springdale, UtahThe Grotto Trail is an easy, nearly level half-mile Zion walk linking Zion Lodge and The Grotto — and the gateway to Angels Landing.
Hike 7.5 mi
The Subway
Apple Valley, Utah
14.7 miles N of Apple Valley, UtahA slot canyon in Zion where you hike, swim, and rappel through majestic tunnels and lava tubes — one of the most magical canyon walks in all of Utah.
Canyoneer, Hike, Swim
