We hiked in early July and this was amazing. Huge cliffs on either side and a beautiful river to hike up & down. Even in July the water was 65 deg F, kinda chilly. Totally worth it. You are in and out of water so...More

After hiking Observation Point the day before the prospect of another 6 hour marathon was concerning but it could not have been any different. Pure joy! It was like I was 12 again - full of boundless energy and the will to trek as far...More

This was our favorite hike in our Utah National Park trip. It's a unique experience. Some hints: if you are planning more than just a slight stroll off of Riverwalk, get there early in the day. By 11:00, there are people everywhere. Wear sturdy shoes...More

Do it! Then come back and do it again! You won't be sorry. Bring water shoes, a lunch, and a camera. This is an amazing experience for all ages. You can stop and turn around at any point so even the very young and old...More

The Narrows was probably the coolest hike I've ever done. Make sure it's on your itinerary if you're visiting Zion National Park. The canyon walls are absolutely stunning and the water is so crystal clear. Your hike through the canyon has you in the water...More

The Narrows offers hikers an amazing experience - I would love to take the top down hike some day but the full bottom up to Big Spring we took was excellent. Water boots and some hiking stick or pole are musts unless your sense of...More

If you rent the gear from the local Zion outfitter you are all set. On the hike we saw lots of people without the Gear and they didn't make it as far. This is an amazing hike and one of Zion's must-dos. It is also...More

We hiked early June. Got our boots, poles, socks the afternoon before at Zion Adventure Company, easy, great staff. Water flow was 120 cfm the day we hiked it, so it had a pretty good flow. We did the bottom up hike. We did not...More

We spent 9 days in Utah touring The Mighty Five, and our first national park experience of this trip was hiking The Narrows. We did this in August 2016, and the water level/speed was on the lower end of the scale. I highly recommend renting...More

You take the shuttle to the end of the line, stop 9. Then it's about a half hour hike to reach the Narrows. You will need shoes for walking in water and a hiking stick for balance. Both are available for rent at the entrance...More