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Hiking to Angels Landing - Angels Landing

Hiking to Angels Landing

Angels Landing
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Hiking to Angels Landing

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Category

Hiking

Typical Duration

2-4 hours

Difficulty

Extreme

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Hiking to Angels Landing - Angels Landing

Hiking to Angels Landing - Angels Landing

Hiking to Angels Landing - Angels Landing

Hiking to Angels Landing - Angels Landing

Hiking to Angels Landing - Angels Landing

Hiking to Angels Landing - Angels Landing

About This Landmark

Experience the awe-inspiring majesty of Angels Landing, located in Zion National Park, Utah. This breathtaking natural landmark, known for its dramatic rock formations, offers an unforgettable adventure for outdoor enthusiasts. Rising 1,488 feet above the Virgin River, the trail to Angels Landing is one of the most popular hikes in the United States. This challenging ascent rewards hikers with panoramic views of Zion Canyon's red rock cliffs and lush valleys. The rock formation itself is a marvel, showcasing geological layers that tell a story millions of years in the making. Established in 1919, Zion National Park is a cherished treasure, drawing adventurers from around the globe. People visit for its unique blend of towering cliffs, diverse flora and fauna, and the chance to traverse one of the most exhilarating trails out there. Whether you're an avid hiker or simply an admirer of natural beauty, Angels Landing stands out as a must-see destination, offering both a physical challenge and a feast for the eyes.

Adventure Guide To Angels Landing

Hiking the Angels Landing Trail

  • Location: Zion National Park
  • Special Features: Famous for its steep and narrow trail with breathtaking views.
  • Key Features: Chains bolted into the rock for safety, panoramic views atop.
  • Visitor Tips:
    • Best time to visit is spring or fall.
    • Bring plenty of water, sunscreen, and sturdy shoes.
    • Parking available at Zion National Park Visitor Center, then shuttle to trailhead.

Canyon Overlook Trail

  • Location: Near the east entrance of Zion
  • Special Features: Shorter trail with stunning views, easier for families.
  • Visitor Tips:
    • Open year-round, best early morning or late afternoon.
    • Carry a flashlight if visiting later in the day.

Riverside Walk

  • Location: At the Temple of Sinawava
  • Special Features: Scenic riverside walk with chances to see wildlife.
  • Visitor Tips:
    • Ideal for a leisurely walk with young children.
    • Mornings offer cooler temperatures; bring binoculars for bird watching.

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9.7/10User rating

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Primary Activity

Hiking

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Nearby City

Springdale, Utah

Protected Areas

Zion National Park

Experience Level

Extreme

Experience Needed: This natural landmark is recommended for those with extreme outdoor experience. Suitable for seasoned adventurers.

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