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The Narrows
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Zion's most popular hiking trail is also its most dangerous due to occasional flash floods.
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Jennifer M
Stillwater, MN15 contributions
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Text: I had a lot of trepidation about bringing my 5 kids (9, 10, 15, 17, 19) on this hike. There were flash flood warnings the day before but I guess that is common this time of year. The weather is typically dry in the morning with rain moving in in the evening. They often recommend people don’t enter the narrows in the afternoon when rain is possible. Knowing this we headed in EARLY! We arrived in Zion at 6:15 am, took a shuttle and arrived to the trailhead at 7:15. We started our hike around 7:30 am. We hiked the first paved mile and then we entered the river portion by around 8 am. There were very few people on the trail and it was very peaceful. We hiked up the river and reached the Wall Street by around 9:30. We went another 30 minutes and hiked just past the floating rock by 10 am. At that point, we turned around and headed back. We reached the paved trail at 11:50 am and the shuttle by 12:15. At this point, the river and paved trail was packed and there were many people just wandering in the water a bit and turning back. It was very crowded. Go early if you want peace and solitude. By the time we returned, the river was packed.
To be prepared, you NEED good shoes and a strong walking stick. People struggled getting across river beds without a good walking stick. We rented shoes, socks and walking sticks from Zion outfitters the night before so we had them to head in at 6 am, before Zion outfitters even opened. You are in water 80% of the time and at times it reached my daughters waist (see photo). This was a strenuous walk. We didn’t see a lot of kids my youngest girls age in the Narrows. I would say, if your kids are used to hiking and love adventure (my kids are) go for it. If your kids are not used to a lot of tough work, don’t plan on going very far.
We hiked 6.5 miles in just under 5 hours.
Considers Kanarra creek waterfall trail if the Narrows seems a little too much for you or your kids. This was another slot canyon that was shorter, narrower, less busy, and the water was only ankle deep. Very peaceful and pretty. Reservations required as they only let in 150 people a day.
To be prepared, you NEED good shoes and a strong walking stick. People struggled getting across river beds without a good walking stick. We rented shoes, socks and walking sticks from Zion outfitters the night before so we had them to head in at 6 am, before Zion outfitters even opened. You are in water 80% of the time and at times it reached my daughters waist (see photo). This was a strenuous walk. We didn’t see a lot of kids my youngest girls age in the Narrows. I would say, if your kids are used to hiking and love adventure (my kids are) go for it. If your kids are not used to a lot of tough work, don’t plan on going very far.
We hiked 6.5 miles in just under 5 hours.
Considers Kanarra creek waterfall trail if the Narrows seems a little too much for you or your kids. This was another slot canyon that was shorter, narrower, less busy, and the water was only ankle deep. Very peaceful and pretty. Reservations required as they only let in 150 people a day.
Written August 11, 2022
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Kimbabites
Los Angeles46 contributions
The high water flow shut down the Narrows a couple of days the week before we went, so I was worried, but we got lucky and the day we went the flow was in the 90s (above 150 and they close the whole thing). Since it was spring and the water is cold, we rented the dry bibs, neoprene socks and shoes at Zion Outfitters just outside the park entrance. We had paid for the NPS annual pass of $80 for our family of 4, so we got up early and drove into the park around 7:00am. We parked at the visitor center on the side closer to river so we could walk across the bridge and the Outfitters are just on the other side. We rented the gear ($55 per person) and put on the gear there. We then walked back to our car to leave our regular shoes and socks, then walked to the shuttle stop. That early in the morning in spring (LAUSD was on spring break) it wasn't super crowded and we didn't even have to line up for the shuttle. We rode the shuttle to the last stop (Temple of Sinawava) which took maybe 15-20 minutes. After you get off, it's about a mile walk on a paved path to the point where you start walking in the river. With the gear your feet are still supposed to get wet, but it didn't bother most of us, but my teenage son has poor circulation and he was pretty uncomfortable having wet feet and his hands got cold too. There is a rubbery gasket at the bottom of the dry bibs around the ankles but our inner clothing eventually got a bit wet up to about mid-calf. Otherwise, it kept the rest of our legs and upper body dry. Almost everyone doing the Narrows was wearing the dry gear, though there were 2-3 people we saw wearing regular clothes. There were several times when crossing from one bank to another where the water got a bit deep and fast but never much higher than the waist (my daughter and I are short, just around 5 feet). The wooden stick they give you as part of the gear was essential for helping with balance on the slippery rocks. I think more flimsy trekking poles would have broken. We saw some families with small children, which I think would be difficult. If you don't mind having cold, wet feet and taking a chance on spring melt shutting it down, I think it's worth it to avoid the crowds that you would probably have in summer. In total, we probably walked around 5 hours (maybe 3 hours up and 2 hours back). It was faster coming back because we weren't fighting the current.
Written April 18, 2022
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Paul S
San Diego, California381 contributions
The bottom-up hike of the narrows is an out and back hike. Take the Zion shuttle from the visitor center to the last stop which is the Temple of Sinawava. The first mile is paved from the Temple of Sinawava to the Gateway to the Narrows. At this point, the Virgin River becomes the trail. The scenery is fantastic. The walls are 1000 feet high and at places only 30 feet apart. The challenge is keeping your footing on the submerged and slippery rocks. We started at 7 AM. Had a lunch break near the end of “Wall Street”. The hike up the river is world class in every aspect. The back or return part of the hike was marred by the crowds. The crowds got worse as one approaches the trailhead. Many folks unprepared for such a hike (improper footwear, no hiking stick for stability, no drinking water …). I’ll need to try this hike again when it is less crowed and off season to enjoy the spectacular beauty of this trail both up and back.
Written July 16, 2022
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Youliveherenow
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Such a fun and different experience, even for frequent hikers/travelers. This hike is a must on a trip to Zion. As most have already stated, I'd definitely recommend spending the cash for waterproof gear and hiking stick to help stay warm and keep your balance on the rocks. We went in early April so the water was still pretty chilly but we were able to remain relatively comfortable all the way to Wall Street, however we passed many in shorts and an old pair of tennis shoes that looked the worse for wear. Also be prepared for crowds depending on the time of day/year and understand that, even if the Narrows was completely empty, speeding through this hike isn't really an option. You're going to spend most of the time walking along hidden rocks, through currents that could sweep you off your feet if you don't take your time and the water levels can vary from ankle to waist/chest deep. That being said, this hike was unlike anything I've ever done before I highly recommend it.
Written April 19, 2021
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Nole627
Southwest Ranches, FL158 contributions
Definitely one of the most unique hikes you'll ever do. Close to 10miles in & out to Big Springs, most people hike to Wallstreet. I recommend hiking to at least the start of wall street, that's where the canyon meets a fork in the river and narrows to about 22ft. Make sure to stay to the left of the fork, as you need a permit to go to the right. My wife and I made it to floating rock which is a little further, good views and great photos. We rented gear from Zion Outfitters to complete this hike, we rented shoes and a walking stick. It was about $32/person for the gear, which I highly recommend. Definitely can't leave Zion without checking it out.
Written July 4, 2022
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TravelerCentralFLA
Clermont, FL1,038 contributions
My teenaged son and I visited Zion National Park and were excited to be able to hike The Narrows. The Narrows is the part of Zion Canyon that follows the path of the Virgin River as the canyon narrows into a slot canyon. During parts of the hike the only place to walk is in the river. Be sure that if you do The Narrows hike that you check the weather. Flash floods in The Narrows can be lethal. Additionally there is a health danger due to Cyanobacteria levels in the river. The bacteria creates a toxin that is dangerous so drinking the water (even filtered) or swimming in the river can pose a health risk. Also check the National Park Service website for details about the flow of the Virgin River. If the river flow water volume gets too high The Narrows close to hiking because they become dangerous.
Much of The Narrows are in the shade throughout the day. That makes it cooler than other parts of the park. There are outfitters that rent gear including boots, waders, neoprene booties, etc. for hiking The Narrows. We went in the middle of May and the air temperature was in the 50s when we began our hike. The water temperature was not much warmer. We wore hiking shoes (we felt boots would be harder). We also wore shorts made of a material that would wick moisture so that when we got out our shorts would dry more quickly. I would not recommend cotton clothes while hiking the narrows. They dry too slowly and absorb more water. We wore several layers of wicking materials on our core including a base layer, a long-sleeved shirt, and medium weight jackets. When we first stepped into the water of the river it was very cold and it hurt a little. As we hiked into the canyon the work of our muscles kept our legs and feet warm enough and we forgot how cold the water felt initially; keeping our core warm helped a lot. At times the water was waist deep in sections of the river and the current was strong in places.
The views in the Narrows are amazing with cliffs on either side that are thousands of feet tall and all kinds of shapes and colors of the rocks, and the color of the water. This is an amazing place. If you are healthy enough and the conditions permit, I highly recommend a hike in The Narrows. We did about 8 miles roundtrip. We were exhausted when we were done. We brought 2 liters of water each in our water bottles and salty snacks (trail mix and hiking bars). It was a wonderful adventure.
Much of The Narrows are in the shade throughout the day. That makes it cooler than other parts of the park. There are outfitters that rent gear including boots, waders, neoprene booties, etc. for hiking The Narrows. We went in the middle of May and the air temperature was in the 50s when we began our hike. The water temperature was not much warmer. We wore hiking shoes (we felt boots would be harder). We also wore shorts made of a material that would wick moisture so that when we got out our shorts would dry more quickly. I would not recommend cotton clothes while hiking the narrows. They dry too slowly and absorb more water. We wore several layers of wicking materials on our core including a base layer, a long-sleeved shirt, and medium weight jackets. When we first stepped into the water of the river it was very cold and it hurt a little. As we hiked into the canyon the work of our muscles kept our legs and feet warm enough and we forgot how cold the water felt initially; keeping our core warm helped a lot. At times the water was waist deep in sections of the river and the current was strong in places.
The views in the Narrows are amazing with cliffs on either side that are thousands of feet tall and all kinds of shapes and colors of the rocks, and the color of the water. This is an amazing place. If you are healthy enough and the conditions permit, I highly recommend a hike in The Narrows. We did about 8 miles roundtrip. We were exhausted when we were done. We brought 2 liters of water each in our water bottles and salty snacks (trail mix and hiking bars). It was a wonderful adventure.
Written May 30, 2022
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TravelingSoccerLoon
Saint Paul, MN1,581 contributions
Amazing experience. Such a unique "hike". Started at sunrise on a cold February weekday morning. Even with 25F air temperature at 7am, I stayed plenty warm wearing 4 layers on top and 2 layers on the bottom including wearing thermals. Gloves and hand warmers really helped and bring an extra pair of gloves as others have recommended. I had a small mishap on the return stepping into a trench with water up to my shoulders and my first pair of gloves got drenched. Dry bib package from Zion Outfitters worked great and the waterproof backpack that I added was quite helpful. Good boots and the hiking stick are needed. Feet are wet and cool with the Neoprene socks but not icy cold and very tolerable. I turned around at the end of Wall Street not too far past Floating Rock. Round trip took 6 hrs but I stopped a lot for photos. Best photography was on the return journey after 10am when the sun was overhead with light streaming down into the canyons. It was a Friday morning in February without shuttles running. Plenty of parking when I arrived just before sunrise. Beware that the rangers closed Zion Canyon Road later that morning to avoid overcrowding as many arrived at the Park for the weekend.
Written March 7, 2021
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iowarhino13
Saint Paul, MN263 contributions
Hiking the Narrows was AMAZING! We did it with 4 adults and 8 kids ages 14 to 4 yrs old (2 of which were in backpack carriers). We hiked over 10 miles round trip in about 6 hours (includes the riverside walk trail). We wore our own water shoes and no hiking sticks, so you can save your money on the rentals unless the water is really high or cold. We went in late June, water was warm, temps hot, water level was low. Its been over a month and our kids are still talking about it!
Written August 3, 2020
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erinmarina
Sioux Falls, SD9 contributions
Awesome hike!!! Definitely spend the extra $25 to rent the wooden hiking stick and water shoes/neoprene socks from Zion Outfitters (located right outside the pedestrian entrance to the park). The stick actually provided a lot of stability when hiking through the water and the water shoes were NOT waterproof by any means, but helped support my ankles and give me better grip than my hiking shoes or tennis shoes would have. We went on October 1st, VERY EARLY in the day and we didn't encounter many people until our way back around 11. We hiked through Wall Street and then returned, Definitely recommend this hike!!
Written October 4, 2020
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Gina R
Colorado17 contributions
The Narrows is gorgeous and not as hard as I thought from reading reviews. The water is cold but you honestly get used to it within seconds because you're so overwhelmed and excited to be there. A walking stick was a life saver to most in our group but we did have a few of our teens skip it. Dont get too freaked out about shoes. Hiking shoes are probably the best but we had some in our party use old tennis shoes and even river shoes. One person lost BOTH the soles of his shoes (he brought REALLY old shoes) and his sock feet were sticking out of the bottom of what was left. He wasn't comfortable at times but he managed. Wool socks are the best but don't get all worried about shoes and clothing and just do it! Go EARLY....seems like the crowd really picked up around 11 and 12 and it was harder to fight them to get back to the start. We just did the hike on 6/1 and only got up to our hips once briefly. Most of the hike was ankle to knee deep. I think the best photo shots are early as well with the sun but it's beautiful there all day I'm sure. We started the hike around 9am and had to be back for our private shuttle by 145p so we turned around at the fork and then got back an hour too early. You definitely want to take your time and stop and look UP once in a while because you have to look down most of the time to find your next step.
Written June 6, 2021
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Do I need a wetsuit? I will be hiking the Narrows top down in a week (end of May). Water temp is going to be ~55F and airtemp ~85F. The park ranger was a little intense in their recommendation, suggesting a wetsuit and saying there have been a lot of search a rescues lately because people have not been prepared. However, pretty much all the other info I can find suggests that I don't need a wetsuit for these air/water temps. Thanks!
Kristin P
Ann Arbor, MI33 contributions
Hi Kevin: I would follow the advise of the Park Ranger. The Narrows can experiencing flooding in the spring. It can be quite dangerous to be in there during a storm. You would not be safe in water temps of 55 degrees without the proper equipment. I'd worry about being warm, dry and safe first. If you don't need the outwear recommended, you can always take it off once you get there, but if you don't have it to begin with, you will be in trouble. The boots, by the way, are one of the most important aspects of hiking in the Narrows. All of these items can be rented on-site through outfitters that the Park Rangers recommend. I hope this is helpful. Have fun and be safe!
jrchapma
Wilmington, NC399 contributions
Hiking tomorrow and have rented the pants, shoes, etc. if we’re taking the tram into the park, do we wear the gear into the park, or change by the river? And do you recommend bringing a dry pair of shoes/socks to wear after if we’re not planning on doing any additional hiking after?
Do S
Pittsburgh, PA105 contributions
We wore the rented pants and shoes from our hotel to the park and on the tram. We brought dry shoes and socks and left them in the car in the visitor center parking lot.
Peru201193
Las Vegas, NV283 contributions
Where to rent the water gear? When do they open? Do you need to rent the day before so you have them ready for early morning hike? Thanks
Oliver R
Fayetteville, GA23 contributions
Zion Outfitters and picked it up same day, wait time was bad, about 15-20 min. If you can get it the day before, that's even better.
karakara1
Minneapolis, MN107 contributions
I’m wondering what the path is like before you have to get in the water. Is it relatively flat, or full of huge rocks to navigate around and over? My husband and I both have some ankle issues that we like to kind of cater to, and wonder how much we’ll be able to enjoy of this hike. Thanks!
madbeck
Jonesborough, TN369 contributions
The path before you get to the water is not bad at all. It was relatively flat and paved. It isn't until you get down to the water that you'll have rocks to walk around.
You could look at some videos on YouTube to see the hike and path.
J0nathan22
Jacksonville, FL1 contribution
Heading straight to Zion from Vegas first thing on a Thursday in July, and staying at Zion Lodge for 2 nights (Th & Fri) in order to do Angels Landing and the Narrows. Any suggestions on times and order/which days we should do these two popular hikes? Thanks!
MMG07
Atlanta, GA337 contributions
Definitely recommend doing the narrows first thing in the morning when is much less crowded. By the time we came back around 3:30pm, it was crazy how many people were there. It was so much nicer and quiet early in the AM.
Ocean2Blue
Maryland32 contributions
Hi! Anyone know the recent status of the toxic bacteria levels in the Narrows? Is it safe to hike it? I was concerned when I saw the warnings about kids and pet not going in the Virginia River.
Shelton5765
Hartselle, AL290 contributions
The Danger Advisory for the North Fork Virgin River has been downgraded to a Warning Advisory based on May 2021 monitoring results.
Search for "Toxic Cyanobacteria Bloom in the Virgin River and the Streams of Zion National Park" to see the latest status.
Yolaine V
8 contributions
Hi guys. Going to Zion next week w a 10 & 14 yrs old. We were able to get a shuttle park tix but for the 11am time slot which is a bit late. We are short on time but were wondering if we could go do the narrows but kinda just walk in the water for awhile, wow at the surroundings and turn back around and get the shuttle back on that same stop? We arent hikers but based on reveiws and pics, looks like we would enjoy going through half a mile or so and just turning back so are committed and loose more than a couple hours there. Is that doable? allowed? not worth it?
Thanks in advance for you input!
TravelingSoccerLoon
Saint Paul, MN1,581 contributions
Keep in mind that it is a 20 minute walk along the river before you reach the beginning of the Narrows. The scenery and experience gets better the further you go up the river and is the most spectacular once you reach Wall Street. If you're going to do it, I would do it right and allow at least 3 hours to walk in and out.
LillyG2013
Jacksonville, FL106 contributions
Has anyone hiked the Narrows in Zion lately? Is there great concern locally about the Toxic Cyanobacteria Bloom? How were the water levels bottom up to Big Spring? We are going in a few weeks for the first time. Do most people hiking it in early June not wear dry pants? Any and all thoughts / advice is appreciated! Thanks!
Shelton5765
Hartselle, AL290 contributions
We hiked it in December. I know conditions change pretty quickly. I would check the NPS.gov site for alerts. I am unable to answer the question on June hiking. I just know we absolutely had to have them in December. The price for rental is reasonable thought. You also spend a lot of time in the shade, so it might feel colder because of that.
YESIWOODSC
Greenville, SC131 contributions
If you have an annual pass for the National Parks, do you need a separate permit/pass to hike the Narrows?
Carter C
San Mateo, CA41 contributions
The annual pass gets you into Zion National Park. You do not need a separate permit for the Narrows UNLESS you plan to do more than the usual single day hike (bottom up). If you plan to do a two day hike (top down) then you definitely need a separate permit to stay overnight.
Please note that for the bottom up day hike you WILL NEED to get a timed shuttle ticket through the ZNP website- without this you will not be able to access the temple of Sinawava stop (where the Narrows hike starts) during the months of march through the Fall.
Plan early and ahead- the timed shuttle tickets go fast
rebekah s
Grand Rapids, Mi49 contributions
Hey guys. My son and I are going to the Narrows April 22 this year. I've read all the comments so far but could you elaborate?
I'd like advice on gear. We will rent stuff at the local places but should I really spend the extra and get a full body bib? I run a little hot when hiking but not sure about the water situation.
Also, can we just do it ourselves? I've read your comments and seems to me we can just take off on our own. I'm sure we won't be the only ones on the trail anyways. I am a 47 year old out of shape mom and my son is a 25 year old athlete. Do it ourselves or spend $200 per person for a guided tour?
Lastly, should we rent a $45 shuttle to get in the park easier than the park shuttle-which tickets hard to get?
What you think? Please let me know. I would REALLY appreciate advice from you all. Thanks in advance.
madbeck
Jonesborough, TN369 contributions
The water gear is essential. It was really cold in early October and won't have had time to warm up from the winter when you're there. Also, a lot of the time you are in the shade from the rocks. My son is a pro runner and only did the socks and shoe rentals and was very cold.
There is no reason you would need a guided tour. You won't get lost if that's what you're worried about. (plus if you do a guided tour you are stuck with their time frame--go on your own and you can decide when and where you'd like to turn around).
We used a shuttle from the place we rented equipment but don't remember the price.
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