Is this kid or dog friendly? This is not a dog friendly hike, as dogs are not allowed on 99% of the trails in Zion National Park. The only trail dogs are allowed on (leashed) is the Pa'rus Trail. Kids may enjoy this hike, but for a shorter distance.
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Dogs are not allowed in Zion's visitor centers, the Human History Museum, the Zion Lodge, and any other public buildings in the national park. Dogs cannot ride on Zion's free park shuttle, even if you carry them or hold them in your lap. Angels Landing is NOT a dog-friendly trail.
Middle Emerald Pools Trail Information:Trail Length: 1.1 miles (1.8 km) one way. Difficulty: Moderate. Accessibility: Trail is not paved and has many stairs and steep sections. Pets: No.
The Narrows hike is easy-to-moderate. It is easy because there are no steep inclines or declines, and since it is an out-and-back hike, it can be as long or as short as you want it to be.
Seeing an American Black Bear in Zion National Park is rare but not unheard of. Since bear sightings are so rare each one, even a possible siting, should be reported to park officials. It is important to know the procedure for bear encounters on the off chance that you may see one.
The Narrows hike is easy-to-moderate. It is easy because there are no steep inclines or declines, and since it is an out-and-back hike, it can be as long or as short as you want it to be.
Dogs are not allowed in the backcountry or on trails in the national parks around Moab. Dogs must be on a leash if not in a vehicle. Pets must be leashed outside a car and only be walked on roads or in parking lots. Pets may accompany visitors in campgrounds.