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Private Zion National Park Guided Hiking Tour
Pricing
Ages 18+
Ages 2-17
Description
Private Guided Zion Hiking Tour from Springdale with Lunch Included
Duration
- 5 hours (7:00 AM - 12:00 PM)
- Departure Time: 7:00 AM
- Season: April - October
Location / Where to Meet
Ages & Requirements
- Minimum age: 2 years old
- No experience required - trail selection will be matched to your group's age range and ability
- Group size: Maximum 14 people
What's Included
- Knowledgeable and friendly local guide
- Transportation from the meeting point to the trailhead
- Hearty lunch mid-canyon
Not Included
- Zion National Park entrance fee
- Water and snacks
- Guide gratuity
- Trip protection can be added at checkout for an extra fee
What to Bring / Wear
- Zion National Park Pass - ($35/vehicle or bring an America the Beautiful annual pass)
- Sturdy hiking shoes — broken in, with closed toes and grippy tread. No sandals or open-toe shoes.
- Comfortable, moisture-wicking clothing — lightweight and fast-drying. No jeans.
- Layers for fall and winter — hat, gloves, and a warm coat are essential in cooler months as temperatures drop quickly
- At least 2 liters of water per person (no water available at the trailhead)
- Extra snacks
- Camera or smartphone
- Trekking poles — optional but helpful if you're accustomed to hiking with poles
- Sun protection — rimmed hat, sunglasses, and UV-deflecting long-sleeve shirt
- Reusable water bottle or CamelBak hydration pack
ADVENTURE PROVIDED BY East Zion Adventures
FAQs
How does the custom trail selection work?
Your guide will contact you one to two days before your tour to discuss your preferences, fitness level, interests, and any physical limitations. Based on that conversation, they'll recommend one or two trails that best match your group. Possible trails include Canyon Overlook, Emerald Pools (Lower, Middle, or Upper), Grotto Trail, Pa'rus Trail, Watchman Trail, and others. Some options are stroller and wheelchair accessible.
Can our group hike Angels Landing or the Narrows on this private tour?
The Angels Landing Guided Hike and Private Zion Narrows Guided Hike are separate bookable tours (each includes their own logistics, gear, and permits). If you're interested in those specific trails, please book those dedicated listings. The Private Zion Guided Hike is designed for Zion's other iconic trails where you don't need specialized gear or permits.
Is this tour accessible for guests with mobility limitations?
Some hikes in Zion National Park are stroller and wheelchair accessible. Your guide will work with you before the tour to find the right trail for your group's needs.
What is the best time of year for a private Zion hike?
Zion National Park is beautiful year-round. Spring (March–May) brings wildflowers and waterfalls. Summer is hot but manageable with early starts. Fall (September–November) offers golden foliage and comfortable temperatures. Winter sees fewer crowds and the possibility of snow-dusted canyon walls. Your guide will advise on current conditions closer to your tour date.
Who are the guides and what are their qualifications?
Our guides are local experts with deep knowledge of the geology, history, wildlife, and ecology of southern Utah. Guides are trained in safety protocols and first aid, and are dedicated to providing both educational and entertaining experiences tailored to each group.
How far in advance should I book?
We recommend booking at least 2 weeks in advance, and several months ahead for large groups or peak season visits to ensure availability.
What is your approach to sustainability and conservation?
Our guides follow Leave No Trace principles on all tours. Guests are asked to pack out all waste, stay on designated paths, and respect all plants, wildlife, and rock formations. We operate in and around federally protected lands and take stewardship of those landscapes seriously.
What wildlife might I encounter on tours in the East Zion area?
The East Zion and southern Utah region is home to mule deer, coyotes, jackrabbits, lizards, hawks, eagles, ravens, and a variety of desert songbirds. Mountain lions are native to the area but extremely rarely encountered. Rattlesnakes are present in the region but generally avoid human contact — wearing closed-toe shoes and watching where you place your hands is good practice.
Do tours run in bad weather?
Most tours run rain or shine. However, if severe weather creates unsafe conditions, we will offer guests a different date or a full refund. For tours involving dirt road access (such as Candy Cliffs and White Pocket), road conditions after rain may require rescheduling.
Cancellation Policy
- 10% non-refundable, non-transferable fee of the total reservation amount if you cancel any time after booking, until 30 days before arrival.
- Cancellations made within 30 days prior to your arrival date, but outside of 48 hours, will incur a 50% non-refundable, non-transferable fee of the total reservation amount.
- No refunds will be provided for cancellations made within 48 hours of arrival.
- "No show" reservations will not be refunded
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Location
Address
Twin Knolls Road
East Zion, UT, 84755
US
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