Zion National Park

Adventure:

There are not enough words that can describe the beauty of this National Park. Just driving into the park leaves you awestruck as the towering red cliffs rise over a thousand feet above you.

Hiking

There are many wonderful hikes throughout the park for every skill level. Always check with the ranger station for conditions and if that hike requires a permit. A few of the most popular hikes include:

• Angeles Landing: HARD and Scary
• The Narrows: 9.4 miles, Moderate, Water hiking
• The Wave: Hard, Permit required 
• Wilderness trail: 3.3 miles, Easy
• Upper Emerald Pool trail: Easy, 1-mile

Guide: Zion Information Hiking Guide FY22-Summer

Camping

There are a couple of camping options in and around the park. There are a few established campgrounds in the area that are located right outside the park entrance. Along with established campgrounds, there are wonderful BLM boondocking options a 10-minute drive from the park entrance. Below is a list of camping options in the local vicinity of the park.

• Watchman Campground (Call 877-444-6777 or visit www.recreation.gov) 
• South Campground
•  The Lava Point Campground (1-hour drive from Zion Canyon)
• Hurricane Cliffs BLM 

From mid-March through late November the campgrounds are full almost every night. All campsites are drive-up and allow a maximum of two vehicles. Only one RV or trailer is allowed.

It’s a privilege to have Zion National Park for our enjoyment, so please practice Leave No Trace principles.9.4 miles