moderate
7 hours
Participants should be in good physical shape, comfortable with extended hiking on rugged terrain.
This 7-hour canyon adventure offers breathtaking scenery and challenging trails through striking white sandstone formations. Perfect for adventure seekers and photography lovers, it’s a must-do in the national park.
$229 Adult l 7 Hours
Embark on the White Wave Water Canyon Tour for an unforgettable 7-hour adventure! Experience a diverse and scenic hike through stunning landscapes, culminating in breathtaking views of iconic national parks. With unique white sandstone formations and a challenging yet rewarding trail, this journey promises incredible photo opportunities and lasting memories.
Rate $229
7 Hours
This is a great option if you are unable to secure one of the few permits to North Coyote Buttes. A more remote and longer hike than going to the Coyote Buttes version of wave rock but much more diverse. Starting in Water Canyon we will walk a few miles up the side of the steep canyon past the scenic Water Canyon Arch to the top. From here we can catch a glimpse of our destination to the White Waves a few miles away. Walking up a wash with several Ponderosa Pine trees we finally arrive at the White Waves. From here we can see incredible views of Zion National Park, Bryce Canyon National Park, Cedar Breaks National Monument and Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument. If you didn’t know it you would think we are in Zion Park itself with all the great views. White sandstone domes are incredible here and make for some unusual photography but the whole hike is scenic all day long. Total hike distance can be about 10 miles and 2000 vertical feet. This is not technical in anyway but you should not be a beginner hiker and attempt this trail.
Please Note: Hikers must be able to walk 6 hours for White Wave and 4 hours for water canyon.
Ensure you have reliable hiking shoes for rocky and uneven terrain.
Stay hydrated during the physical activity, especially in warm weather.
Apply sunscreen, wear a hat, and bring sunglasses to shield from the sun.
Bring a camera or smartphone to photograph the stunning geology and vistas.
The canyon has been an important site for indigenous tribes for centuries, with remnants of ancient dwellings and art.
Trail guides emphasize Leave No Trace principles to preserve the delicate sandstone formations and surrounding ecosystem.
Supportive footwear essential for rocky trails and uneven surfaces.
Keeps you hydrated throughout the 7-hour tour.
Includes sunscreen, hat, and sunglasses to protect from sun exposure.
Capture the breathtaking canyon landscapes.