Zion National Park Hiking Trails and Attractions
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@zionconcierge
10 places in Utah featured in a instagram post by Zion Concierge, verified on Google Maps: Angels Landing Trail, Emerald Pools Trail, Zion Outfitter, and 7 more.
Angels Landing Trail
Hiking area
4.8
Iconic, challenging hike with chain-assisted rock scrambles. Permits are required due to popularity.
Emerald Pools Trail
Place
4.3
Hike to a series of waterfalls and pools. Lower pool is easy, upper is more strenuous.
Zion Outfitter
Sporting goods store
4.4
Hike through a river-filled slot canyon. Bottom-up hikes don't require a permit.
Canyon Overlook Trail
Place
4.9
Panoramic views of Zion Canyon's winding roads. A short, paved trail leads to the viewpoint.
Many Pools Trailhead
Hiking area
4.7
Easy to moderate trail featuring unique rock pools. Great for a shorter, scenic hike.
Petty Ranch Inn
Hotel
4.6
Enjoy views of towering peaks and rugged terrain. A less crowded alternative to the main canyon hikes.
Subway
Sandwich shop
3.5
Technical canyoneering route requiring permits. Be prepared for water, scrambling, and route-finding.
Water Canyon Trailhead
Hiking area
4.8
A less crowded canyon hike with water features. Hike as far as you like within the canyon.
Pine Creek Falls
Hiking area
4.9
Short, scenic hike to a waterfall. Perfect for a quick detour off the main trails.
Watchman Campground
Campground
4.7
Hike to Watchman for iconic Zion views. The trailhead is near the visitor center. It's a moderate climb, perfect for starting or ending your day in Zion.