Zion National Park Narrows Trail

The Narrows

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A hike through The Narrows requires hiking in the Virgin River. You must get your feet wet since there is no trail. Most people choose to start their hike from …

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One of the most popular hiking trails in Zion National Park, the Narrows are a treat to all the nature lovers out there. This is the narrowest …
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The Narrows in Zion National Park, (near Springdale, Utah) is a section of canyon on the North Fork of the Virgin River. The hike of Th…
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Why should I go to Kolob Canyons? Is it different from Zion Canyon?
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Kolob Canyons are higher in elevation, view points are of steep spectacular canyons, and it is the closest access to Kolob Arch (7-miles one way),...
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You must get your feet wet since there is no trail. Wear appropriate footwear
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In case of any troubles reaching the narrows, or confusion regarding the visiting hours you can also call on the number provided
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Hiking in The Narrows requires careful planning before starting, as it is a serious endeavor that can be both challenging and risky
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If the water levels are above 75 cubic feet per-second (cfs), DO NOT HIKE THE NARROWS
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Pack up and continue for a couple miles passed the first set of campsites and you will find big springs
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Check at the visitor center about the possibility of flash-flooding
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Prior to your hike, stop at the visitor center to check the water levels
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If you have some time, you can walk up Orderville Canyon a short distance to a small waterfall
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Your safety is your responsibility and requires sound judgment, proper preparation, and constant observation
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Before you head out on your next adventure through the Narrows, make sure you have the right gear
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Contact the Zion park rangers at the visitor center for current water conditions, flash flood potential, and weather forecast
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You don't even need to worry about a GPS unit for this hike
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At approximately 0. 5 miles from the Orderville fork, you'll pass Floating Rock: a giant rock bisecting the river that you can navigate around
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Further up the canyon, keep your eyes and ears peeled for Hiccup Springs
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Riverside Walk At the end of Riverside Walk, drop down a small staircase and walk straight into the river, heading north
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It should be noted that swimming is not allowed at this park!
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Don't expect to go much faster than 1 mile-per-hour
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Just off the highway, the small douglas county wayside park features a picnic area and river access for fishing
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There are two ways to hike through the narrows- bottom up from the temple of sinawava
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The narrows is one of the premier hikes in the park and on the colorado plateau
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