Zion National Park Day Hiking Tour from Las Vegas | Max 13 Pax

Starting from Las Vegas, we officially start this in-depth hiking tour of Zion National Park, allowing you to experience two famous trails in Zion National Park in one day! These two trails have their own characteristics, and you will definitely experience the wonders of the Red Cliff Canyon in Zion National Park! On the Canyon Observation Deck Trail, you will shuttle between the red rock canyons and immerse yourself in the geological epic and wilderness vitality. Stroll along the Virgin River and witness the original picture of red rocks and flowing water carved for hundreds of millions of years. Bring you who love nature and adventure, a real hiking exploration trip!

Itinerary:
Las Vegas → Zion Carmel Tunnel (via) → Zion Canyon Visitor Center (40 mins) → Zion National Park → Canyon Overlook Trail (90 mins) → Riverside Walk (40 mins) → Las Vegas
Tips:
1. Due to the unpredictable weather and road conditions in Zion National Park, it is recommended that you wear multiple layers of clothing and comfortable hiking shoes.
2. Please bring sunscreen, sun hat, sunglasses, hiking equipment and camera in advance.
3. Shuttle Information: From March to mid-December, some trails are only accessible by shuttle bus.4. Some trails may be closed due to weather restrictions, park regulations, and the size of your vehicle on the day of your tour. In case of special circumstances, the tour guide may adjust the attractions in the itinerary according to the actual situation to ensure that you have the best experience! We will arrange stops at different points during the trip for you to take photos，please refer to the actual arrangement.
  

Zion Canyon Visitor Center
Located near the park's south entrance, the Zion Canyon Visitor Center is a great place to begin your exploration of Zion Canyon. Here you can learn about the history, geology, and wildlife of Zion National Park through official staff and interactive exhibitions. And you can also visit the bookstore to buy maps, books and gifts. At the same time, the scenery here is very beautiful, and you can enjoy the magnificent views of Zion's towering cliffs from the Zion Canyon Visitor Center.

Zion National Park
A dream destination for hikers and photographers, Zion National Park may be located in the desert, but its terrain is anything but barren. Formed over millions of years of erosion, the park's myriad rock formations, numerous wilderness trails, and unique wildlife beckon visitors seeking solitude and inspiration. The park's many canyons, animal communities, and cultural sites are perfect for exploring in any season, but spring and fall are when the weather is most pleasant and the flowers are in full bloom.

Canyon Overlook Trail
This one-mile round-trip hike is moderately difficult due to some steep inclines and drop-offs, but is manageable for most able-bodied adults and well-behaved children. Follow the sandstone path through hidden caves and rock formations before reaching a stunning viewpoint. From here, you'll enjoy breathtaking views of towering red cliffs, deep canyons, and the lush valley floor. Perfect for capturing unforgettable photos!

Riverside Walk
The River Walk is a relaxing trail. It is paved throughout and suitable for most people. The trail runs along the Virgin River, and you can listen to the calming sound of the rushing water as you walk. The trail is covered with leaves, so when exploring in the fall, you can walk through amazing fall colors. On the other hand, when hiking in the spring, the River Walk allows you to see the flowers blooming in the canyon. On hot summer days, you can enjoy a refreshing ride across the Virgin River at the end of the River Walk. And in the winter, the canyon walls can keep you out of the wind and rain, making for a pleasant hike.
 

B: Excluded, L: Included, D: Excluded