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Better than expected. Go early but watch the weather. Hiking stick and correct footwear a must. You must see it.
The Narrows is cool. Rent the shoes they recommend at the entrance to the west gate of the park and take the shuttle to the Narrows stop. Go as deep up the Virgin River as you want...wading, rock hopping, and criss-crossing in ankle deep to...More
We regretted not being prepared fully to do more of this hike! We only brought sandals and sneakers to hike in. Definitely plan on renting waterproof boots or bringing your own. Trekking poles would also be well advised. Beautiful hike!! People of all ages were...More
Beautiful trail that meanders along the river. Temple of Sinawava is nearby. Overall, outstanding scenery.
Amazing walk wading the Virgin river, must do activity when you visit Zion. Bust make sure to check the weather and flash flood warnings. Recommend a walking pole and water shoes for absolute enjoyment
This hike is the best of Zion. We rented gear from Zion Guru (pole, socks, shoes, dry pack) and headed out on the 6 am shuttle to the last stop, the temple of sinawava. I suggest renting the gear the day before so you can...More
As everyone else says, the Narrows is like no other trails. We visited in early September. Water was chilly but we got used to it pretty quickly. It's highly recommended to go into the river with sticks. The riverbed was quite slippery. Also, we bought...More
When in Zion, this is a must if the weather is good. Rent the shoes and head out on the first shuttle for a serene experience. There is nothing quite like it!!!
We got up early to do the Narrows, so that we can fully enjoy it. We were in from 9.30 to 3.30 and reached Wall Street (the narrowest section). We were really pleased we kitted ourselves out with the boots, socks and pole - which...More
Did the top-down overnight trip with my 13 year old daughter. Incredible experience. Water was at 100 cfs which made it extra fun. Camped at camp #5. Was perfect. We took our time, so 8 hours on day one, 7 hours day two. Literally saw...More
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