moderate
3–6 hours
Participants should be in decent physical shape, capable of sustained walking on uneven terrain.
Discover Zion National Park’s majestic canyons and towering rock formations on a personalized guided hike with All Ways Adventure. Tailored to your skill level, these tours reveal the park’s geological marvels and hidden gems in a safe, engaging way.
Private Tour | All Ages | 7 Hour | Tailored to You
Embark on a private guided hiking tour through the breathtaking landscapes of Zion National Park. Tailored to your skill level, this adventure showcases iconic red rock canyons and lush gardens, while expert guides share insights on the park's geology and wildlife. Experience nature's grandeur in an unforgettable exploration.
Large group? Don't see your preferred date? Special request? Please call. We usually keep a spare guide in our pocket for overflow.
Discover Zion: A Guided Hiking Tour
Join us on an unforgettable adventure through the majestic landscapes of Zion National Park! Our expert guides will lead you on a stunningly beautiful hike, showcasing the park's iconic red rock canyons, lush hanging gardens, and breathtaking viewpoints. Suitable for all skill levels, this tour offers insightful commentary on the park's geology, flora, and fauna. Enjoy the grandeur of nature as we explore and marvel at Zion's natural wonders. Perfect for nature enthusiasts and adventure seekers alike, this guided hike promises a day of exploration, education, and awe-inspiring beauty.
Hiking in the morning helps avoid heat and crowds while providing better lighting for photos.
Bring plenty of water, especially during warmer months, to keep energy levels high and prevent dehydration.
Sturdy, broken-in hiking shoes are key for navigating Zion’s rocky and uneven terrain safely.
Weather can change suddenly; always review forecast before your trip and dress in layers during winter months.
Zion National Park was established in 1919 and holds significant cultural history for Native American tribes, with petroglyphs and ancestral sites throughout.
Guided tours strive to minimize environmental impact, emphasizing Leave No Trace principles to preserve Zion’s fragile ecosystems.
Good footwear ensures traction and ankle support on Zion’s rocky paths.
Keeping hydration handy is vital in the dry, often warm desert environment.
Sunscreen, hat, and sunglasses shield you from strong UV rays.
Wear moisture-wicking base layers with insulation layers to adapt to weather changes.
winter|spring|summer|fall specific