Explore the iconic Zion Narrows on a guided, interpretive hike through towering canyon walls, hanging gardens, and river hiking. Your guide leads the group up to the park-mandated turnaround point after approximately 2.5 miles at Wall Street, offering insights into Zion’s ecology, geology, and human history. The tour supplies hiking gear and support for navigating rugged terrain and park logistics, making it ideal for visitors who want to learn about the park while confidently tackling a memorable river hike.

Highlights

• Guided interpretive hike through the dramatic Narrows canyon walls

• Expert insights into geology, ecology, and human history

• Provision of river-specific gear and support for navigating rugged terrain

This tour is ideal for:

• Those looking for an informational experience

• Families needing assistance with logistics

• Hikers with limited experience in rugged  terrain

• Those who are unfamiliar with the outdoorsPlease Note: 
  

  *** Tours do not include Zion National Park Entry Fee. If you already have a park pass, please bring it, otherwise you will need to pay the entry fee.  
  
  *** Tours are not permitted to go beyond the wilderness boundary of Zion National Park. For those looking to travel further in the Narrows, please check out our rentals which include a detailed Narrows orientation to help you explore independently 

Check-in details

Meet at Zion Adventures™, 36 Lion Blvd., Springdale, UT. Tours begin at 7:00am or 7:30am; return times vary between 2:00pm and 4:00pm.

Restrictions

• Guides are not permitted to guide beyond Orderville Junction (the park wilderness boundary).
• All commercially guided trips must turn around after 2.5 miles at Wall Street per park regulations.

Disclaimers

Round-trip hiking distance is approximately 5 miles. Tours begin early (7:00am or 7:30am) and return between 2:00pm and 4:00pm. Guides may not enter the park wilderness boundary; route and return times may vary with conditions.

What to bring

• 2L of water per person

• Snacks / Light Lunch

• Suncreen and/or sunhat

• Clothing for varying seasonal weather.

  • Summer: A synthetic t-shirt, light jacket, and shorts tends to work best.

  • Spring/Fall/Winter: Warm synthetic layers such as fleece or wool tops and bottoms, as well as a warm jacket work best. Multiple pairs of gloves. 

• Zion National Park entry fee receipt or pass if you have already paid