Activities in Zion National Park

Situated in one of Utah’s most breathtaking areas, Zion National Park is on a must-see list for national park aficionados. Its soaring sandstone walls, incredible rock formations and many miles of hiking trails constantly reveal new perspectives of this red rock wonderland. The Narrows, Angels Landing, and Emerald Pools are just a few of the 200 miles of picturesque trails in Zion National Park. Other exciting activities at Zion include climbing and horseback riding.

Park Programs
During the summer, park rangers offer complimentary short talks at the museum as well as evening programs in the campground amphitheater and Zion Lodge. Program schedules are posted at the visitor center and on bulletin boards throughout the park. For more information regarding park programs and activities visit the National Park Web site.

Hiking
Zion offers many trails, ranging from short leg stretchers to strenuous adventures. For an easy, scenic jaunt, try Pa’rus Trail, a paved, carefree alternative for bicyclists, pedestrians, and people with strollers and wheelchairs to visit the lower Zion Canyon.

Horseback Riding
This is always a spectacular way to see the Canyon. Contact the lodge for more information or visit the Canyon Trail Rides website. 

Cycling
Zion is a popular cycling destination. Bike rentals are available through various rental companies throughout the Springdale area.

More Activities
For more ideas of what to do, including suggested itineraries and local events calendar, visit www.ZionPark.com, the Zion Canyon Visitor Bureau website. Or, contact Zion National Park, Springdale, Utah 84767 by phone at 435-772-3256.