• Zion Canyon Visitor Center - The Visitor Center is an excellent spot to gather information about the park and shop for souvenirs at the Zion Forever store. Visitors can use the restrooms here before boarding the Shuttle Bus.
• Zion Shuttle - The Shuttle Ride from the Visitor Center (Stop 1) to The Temple of Sinawava (Stop 9) takes about 30 minutes each way. While guides do not provide commentary on the canyon during the ride, passengers can enjoy the beautiful views of Zion Canyon.
• Temple of Sinawava Trail - The Temple of Sinawava is a large amphitheater carved by the North Fork of the Virgin River in Zion Canyon. It marks the beginning of the Riverside Walk and is the only restroom near The Narrows.
• Riverside Walk - The Riverside Walk is a paved trail leading to the start of The Narrows. This 1.1-mile path offers fascinating insights into the formation and life of Zion National Park. This trail is also used to return to the shuttle stop at the Temple of Sinawava.
• The Narrows - The Narrows is the iconic water-based hike in Zion National Park. During this part of the hike, visitors will spend half of their time crossing the winding river as it carves deeper into Zion.

• Bottled water
• Snacks

• Alcoholic beverages
• Hiking Gear: Boots, neoprene socks, waders (winter), poles available for additional fee.
• Entrance fees

The Narrows is renowned as the most iconic hike in Zion National Park. Expert local guides, familiar with the landscape, will lead visitors safely to Wall Street and Orderville Canyon. The guide will explain the geological processes that shaped The Narrows and Zion National Park. Participants can delight in discovering hidden treasures in the rocks, such as seashell and snail fossils, and learn about the remarkable wildlife inhabiting the canyon, as well as the intriguing history of the ancient sand that formed the Navajo Sandstone.

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