Hiking: Angel's Landing

Kanab, Utah

Hiking: Angel's Landing

Private Tour | Ages 12+ | 6+ Hour | Strenuous

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Date

Wed, Oct 8

Travelers

2

About This Adventure

Experience the thrill of hiking Angels Landing in Zion National Park, where breathtaking views await at the summit. Navigate the challenging chain section with an expert guide, learn about the park's unique features, and conquer the iconic switchbacks. This unforgettable adventure combines natural beauty with an exhilarating climb.

Hike to the Top of the World Famous Angels Landing!

All Tours are Private

Large group? Don't see your preferred date? Special request? Please call. We usually keep a spare guide in our pocket for overflow.

Highlights

Hike the Chain Section of Angels Landing in ZION
We provide the permits (see availability)
5 Miles Round Trip

Have your own permits? Hire us to guide you safely up the Angels Landing Chains. Call to book your custom dates!

Description

Embarking on a guided hike up Angels Landing in Zion National Park is a thrilling adventure that promises both challenge and breathtaking scenery. As you ascend the 1,488-foot monolith, your experienced guide provides insightful commentary on the park’s unique geology, flora, and fauna. The hike begins with a series of switchbacks known as Walter’s Wiggles, gradually leading to the aptly named Scout Lookout. From here, the real excitement begins with a narrow ridge flanked by sheer drop-offs, where chains bolted into the rock offer crucial support. The journey culminates at the summit, rewarding hikers with panoramic views of Zion Canyon’s towering sandstone cliffs and verdant valley below, making every step of the strenuous trek well worth the effort.

Adventure Tips

Use Gloves on Chains

Bring gloves to improve grip on the chains during the narrow ridge section.

Start Early

Begin your hike at dawn to avoid crowds and enjoy the best lighting for photos.

Stay Hydrated

Carry plenty of water since the climb is physically demanding and exposed.

Check Weather Conditions

Avoid hiking during rain or high winds due to safety risks on the exposed sections.

Local Insights

Wildlife

Big horn sheep
California condors

History

The trail follows a route that has been used by explorers since the 1920s, with the name 'Angel's Landing' derived from the soaring, angelic appearance of the cliff.

Conservation

All Ways Adventure promotes Leave No Trace principles, ensuring Zion’s wilderness remains pristine for future generations.

Hiking Adventure in Zion: Angel's Landing with All Ways Adventure

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