Can you still hike in Zion when it rains?

Our first stop is the Canyon Overlook hike a one mile round trip trail that is safe in the rain and overlooks Pine Creek canyon along the way. This is a great introduction hike into Zion on any day, but is especially beautiful as rainclouds cling to the red canyon walls as you get your first glimpse into Zion Canyon!



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The Narrows closes when the Virgin River flow rate is over 150 cubic feet per second (CFS) and when the National Weather Service issues a Flash Flood Warning.

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Most people hike The Narrows in the summer and early fall when the water tends to be at its warmest and the water level drops. However, life-threatening flash floods are possible at any time and are common during the monsoon season.

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YES. If the bear continues to approach, use your bear spray. You should have bear spray with you at all times while hiking and camping and adventuring.

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The hiking trails in Zion are longer and more challenging than those of Bryce Canyon, which tend to be more family-friendly and easier to get around. In addition, Zion is known for its canyoneering and rock climbing opportunities, while Bryce is better suited for traditional hiking and nighttime stargazing.

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The hiking trails in Zion are longer and more challenging than those of Bryce Canyon, which tend to be more family-friendly and easier to get around. In addition, Zion is known for its canyoneering and rock climbing opportunities, while Bryce is better suited for traditional hiking and nighttime stargazing.

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Take a stroll behind the waterfall if you don't mind the extra mist! This walk in Zion Canyon is always enjoyable, but only in the rain do you get to experience it in its full glory!

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The National Park Service considers ascending the 4,800 feet and traveling the minimum 14.5 miles to Half Dome's summit, “one of the most challenging day hikes in any national park.” Measured by vertical ascent, hiking Half Dome is roughly three times as challenging as hiking Angels Landing, and even includes a 7-mile ...

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Some of Zion's hiking trails can be very challenging. While some are paved and relatively easy, others can be very strenuous and require specialized skills. Before starting down any trail be sure to research its length, difficulty, and uncommon features.

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Angel's Landing is the most iconic trail in Zion National Park. The trail begins at shuttle stop #6, The Grotto.

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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.

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