Explore Zion National Park: Ultimate Full-Day Guided Hiking Adventure
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
7 hours
Fitness Level
Good physical condition required for extended hiking; ability to handle some elevation and uneven terrain.
Overview
Experience Zion National Park like never before with a flexible, 7-hour guided hiking tour. Choose your route and explore iconic sandstone cliffs, slot canyons, and stunning vistas with expert local guidance.
Zion National Park Full Day Tour
$199 Adult | 7 Hours
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About This Adventure
This text outlines a 7-hour guided hiking tour in Zion National Park, where participants can choose their preferred destinations. It notes that weekend tours may involve longer wait times and recommends booking on weekdays for a quieter experience.
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Tour Details:
Duration: 7 Hours Full day (7 hour) Guided Hiking Tour of Zion National Park. Destinations can be combined to make a full day trip. Destinations are scenic places in Zion Canyon that require some walking/hiking. See the website for tour destination details.
*** You can enter Your Preferred Destinations at checkout.**
*** If you want the Narrows Full Day Tour, see the Narrows Tour Page on the website.**
The Park Shuttle-Bus:
Some tours inside the park require we ride a shuttle-bus. Others do not (see the website for details).
Notice: Weekends - Saturday & Sunday Bookings
Weekends are very busy - Wait times will be longer than expected and this may impact your tour. Early Start - for weekend tours you must be ready before 7am.
- Your hiking time may vary depending on park visitors. Under our discretion your tour time may be adjusted.
- We offer weekend tours, but prefer the quieter weekdays with less people. Please be advised that weekend bookings are subject to more waiting and less hiking.
Adventure Tips
Book on Weekdays
Weekday tours tend to be less crowded, offering a more peaceful hiking experience.
Bring Plenty of Water
Zion’s desert environment can be dehydrating—carry enough water to stay hydrated throughout the hike.
Wear Sturdy Footwear
Trails vary from easy to challenging; hiking shoes with good grip will keep you safe on rocky terrain.
Start Early
Begin your hike early in the day to avoid afternoon heat and maximize daylight hours.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Desert Bighorn Sheep
- Peregrine Falcon
History
Zion became Utah’s first national park in 1919 and has long been sacred to Native American tribes who inhabited the area.
Conservation
Visitor efforts focus on minimizing trail erosion and practicing Leave No Trace principles to protect Zion’s fragile desert ecosystem.
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Recommended Gear
Hiking Boots
Provides traction and support on Zion’s varied terrain.
Water Bottle or Hydration Pack
Essential for staying hydrated in the dry desert climate.
Sun Protection
Hat, sunscreen, and sunglasses protect you from intense sun exposure.
summer specific
Layered Clothing
Allows comfort with changing temperatures throughout the day.
spring specific