challenging
4–5 hours
Participants should have moderate physical fitness with no significant fears of heights or confined spaces.
Join East Zion Adventures for a thrilling half-day canyoneering trip through Coral Sands Canyon. Conquer narrow slot canyons and a breathtaking 70-foot rappel in Orderville, Utah’s spectacular red rock country.
Experience the excitement of canyoneering at Coral Sands Canyon with East Zion Adventures, located in the stunning landscapes of Orderville, Utah. This half-day private tour offers thrill-seekers the chance to navigate narrow slot canyons and descend four exhilarating rappels, including an unforgettable 70-foot rappel that rewards you with sweeping canyon views. Suitable for adventurers aged 10 and above, this trip blends physical challenge with awe-inspiring scenery, perfect for families, groups, or solo explorers looking to add a unique twist to their Zion National Park visit. Your guide will equip you with skills and safety instruction tailored for beginners and seasoned outdoor lovers alike. Along the way, discover smooth sandstone walls, colorful rock formations, and the peaceful solitude that slot canyons provide. Whether you’re honing your rappelling abilities or experiencing it for the first time, Coral Sands Canyon delivers an unparalleled blend of natural beauty and adrenaline.
Use sturdy hiking shoes with good traction to safely navigate slippery sandstone surfaces.
Carry plenty of water as temperatures can rise quickly in slot canyons, especially summer and fall.
Follow your guide’s safety briefing carefully before rappelling to ensure a safe descent.
Pack light with essentials like snacks, water, and a camera; bulky loads make rappelling difficult.
Orderville and the surrounding areas have been inhabited by the Southern Paiute people for centuries, whose cultural legacy remains vibrant.
Visitors are encouraged to practice Leave No Trace principles to preserve the delicate sandstone formations and fragile desert ecosystem.
Necessary for safe rappel descents and secured climbing throughout the canyon.
Protects hands from rope burns and improves grip on rope during rappels.
Keeps you hydrated during warm weather and extended physical effort.
summer specific
Helps stay dry during spring showers or unexpected canyon mist.
spring specific