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Zion National Park

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Zion National Park
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Places in Zion

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Angels Landing, Zion National ParkAngels LandingKnife-edge ridge hike with chains and knockout canyon viewsTrailhead · RestroomThe Narrows, Zion National ParkThe NarrowsIconic river slot hike between thousand-foot sandstone wallsTrailhead · RestroomWall Street (The Narrows), Zion National ParkWall Street (The Narrows)The Narrows’ tightest corridor of towering sandstone and running waterObservation Point, Zion National ParkObservation PointPanoramic canyon view via a mellow forested rim walkScenic ViewpointLeft Fork of North Creek, Zion National ParkLeft Fork of North CreekTubular narrows of emerald pools and waterfallsTrailhead · ParkingPine Creek Canyon Overlook, Zion National ParkPine Creek Canyon OverlookShort walk to huge views over the Great Arch and switchbacksParking · RestroomTemple of Sinawava, Zion National ParkTemple of SinawavaSandstone amphitheater and gateway to Riverside Walk and The NarrowsTrailhead · RestroomThe Subway, Zion National ParkThe SubwayIconic tubular slot canyon reached by a rugged, permit-only hikeTrailhead · Restroom

Trails in Zion

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The Narrows Day Hike Section, Zion National ParkChallengingThe Narrows Day Hike SectionIconic river-wade between towering walls; go as far as Big Spring.10 mi · 8 hrAngels Landing, Zion National ParkChallengingAngels LandingIconic, exposed ridge climb with chains and jaw-dropping canyon views.5.4 mi · 4.5 hrThe Narrows Top Down, Zion National ParkChallengingThe Narrows Top DownIconic 16-mile river traverse from Chamberlain’s Ranch to Zion Canyon.16 mi · 12 hrWest Rim Trail, Zion National ParkChallengingWest Rim TrailHigh-country to canyon-floor classic with knockout rim views14.5 mi · 9 hrEast Mesa Trail, Zion National ParkEasyEast Mesa TrailGentle mesa walk to a jaw dropping canyon rim view7 mi · 3 hrThe Subway (Left Fork North Creek), Zion National ParkChallengingThe Subway (Left Fork North Creek)Wild, wet creek scramble to a glowing sandstone tube.9 mi · 7.5 hrCanyon Overlook Trail, Zion National ParkEasyCanyon Overlook TrailOne mile to big views above the Great Arch and towering walls1 mi · 1 hrObservation Point via East Mesa Trail, Zion National ParkEasyObservation Point via East Mesa TrailThe easy way to a grand rim view—high above Angels Landing.6.6 mi · 3 hr

Find wildlife in Zion

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California Condor in Zion National ParkCalifornia CondorReports peak in the late morning, around 11 AM282 sightingsBighorn Sheep in Zion National ParkBighorn SheepReports peak in the early morning, around 7 AM336 sightingsMountain Lion in Zion National ParkMountain LionReports peak in the evening, around 7 PM21 sightingsMule Deer in Zion National ParkMule DeerReports peak in the early morning, around 6 AM1,278 sightingsGolden Eagle in Zion National ParkGolden EagleReports peak in the late morning, around 10 AM20 sightingsPeregrine Falcon in Zion National ParkPeregrine FalconReports peak in the early morning, around 7 AM15 sightingsRattlesnake in Zion National ParkRattlesnakeReports peak in the evening, around 7 PM76 sightingsSpotted Owl in Zion National ParkSpotted OwlReports peak in the evening, around 8 PM30 sightings

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CLOSURE

Watchman Trail closed pending repairs

The Watchman Trail is closed pending repairs; do not enter the closed trail and choose another hike. Check current park conditions before setting out.

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CLOSURE

Hidden Canyon and Observation Point trails closed

Hidden Canyon and the East Rim Trail to Observation Point from Weeping Rock are long-term closed because of a large rockfall; do not enter these closed areas and choose an alternate hike. - The rockfall broke off Cable Mountain above Weeping Rock, hit the closed East Rim Trail, and sent smaller rocks, branches, dust, and sand toward visitors. - The current closure affects Hidden Canyon and Observation Point via the East Rim Trail from Weeping Rock. Check current park conditions before setting out.

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CAUTION

Stage 2 fire restrictions in effect

Stage 2 fire restrictions apply throughout Zion National Park because increasing fire danger and dry conditions are increasing the risk of human-caused wildfires. They began May 22, 2026, at 12:01 a.m. and remain in effect until rescinded by the Superintendent. - Do not set, build, maintain, attend, or use open fires anywhere in the park, including campfires and charcoal fires at Watchman Campground, South Campground, and Zion Canyon picnic areas. - Do not smoke in vegetated areas, except within an enclosed vehicle. - Do not discharge or use fireworks or other pyrotechnic devices. Petroleum- or liquid-propane-fueled cook stoves are allowed, and Lava Point Campground campers may have fires in established fire rings. - Violations may result in a fine of up to $5,000 and/or imprisonment for up to six months. Check current park conditions before traveling.

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