Zion National Park - Private, Custom Adventure w/ Pro Photography
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Duration 10-16 hours
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Private transportation included
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Professional photo/videography
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High-quality meals & snacks
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Outdoor guide & safety services
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Customizable itinerary
Embark on a private adventure in Zion National Park with expert guides and professional photography to capture every moment of your journey.
Included
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Private transportation
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Lunch
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Snacks
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Air-conditioned vehicle
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All fees and taxes
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General hiking equipment (poles, headlamps, water bottles, backpacks, etc.)
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Professional photo/videography
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Pre-trip group preparation
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Outdoor guide/safety services
Embark on a private adventure in Zion National Park with expert guides and professional photography to capture every moment of your journey.
Highlights
- Private, custom adventure with a professional guide
- Capture breathtaking photos of Zion National Park
- Experience the adrenaline rush of hiking Angel's Landing
- Explore the scenic beauty of Emerald Pools
- Hike through the iconic and world-famous Narrows
What to expect
Zion National Park
If you want to pick one spectacular park to visit, it’s tough to find anything better than Zion. This park can tend to get crowded, so we try to take off early if the group wants to hike the ever popular Angel’s Landing. Our goal will be to get there as early as possible to either hike Angel’s Landing (exposure and elevation) or the Emerald Pools loop (no exposure, less elevation). After a lunch and rest at the Zion Lodge, we will continue to work our way up the valley, culminating in a hike of The Narrows at the top of the valley. Should the Narrows not be open due to flooding or expected rain, the group has numerous options across the East and West portions of the park, including roads going through giant holes in the mountain and overlooks of Zion from above the canyon. Heading home, we can grab a quick bite to eat in St. George, any may even be treated to the Milky Way if there is no moon and no clouds between St. George and Las Vegas.
Angel's Landing
Guests will be able to select from two hikes to start the day, the first of which is Angel's Landing. This is NOT for the feint of heart, as it involves elevation, exposure, and hiking up a narrow rock ridge with a chainlink guide. However, for the adventurous, the payoff are 360 degree panoramic views of the entire canyon as it fills with the first light of the day.
Emerald Pools
If Angel's Landing seems like a bit much, Emerald Pools will be more your speed. Minimal elevation gain and no exposure allows us to travel along the canyon wall edge, eventually coming to the Emerald Pools. These pools show how the water flows from the canyons walls through smaller streams and into the Virgin River, which ultimately carved Zion canyon.
Zion National Park
After the morning hike, we will use the Zion bus transport to visit numerous sits through the canyon including Three Sisters, Weeping Rock, and numerous other easily accessible stops.
The Narrows
The world famous Narrows starts at the top of Zion canyon at the Temple of Sinawava. Here, the canyon narrows and hikers only option is to hike IN the Virgin River. Hikers can go for 10+ miles upstream and even camp on riverbeds. We will either do a deeper hike into the Narrows, or a shorter one if the group wants to hike to Observation Point for sunset.
Observation Point
While the group may want to take more time in the Narrows, those who want to fit in one more hike can visit Observation Point. We can either hike 2.5 miles and 2,500 feet up (5 miles roundtrip) or drive to the east side of the park and hike 3.5 miles (7 miles roundtrip) with minimal elevation gain. The payoff is a view from the very top and back of the canyon, with entire canyon in front of you as it fills with the last light of sunset. The group must be comfortable hiking back in the dark, using headlamps provided by ECA.
The experience can be subject to change due to bad weather or unforseen circumstances. We always endeavour to give you the best possible experience.
Additional Information
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Wheelchair accessible
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Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
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Service animals allowed
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Not recommended for participants with poor cardiovascular health
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Participants should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
What our experts say
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Start early to avoid crowds.
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Try local cuisine at St. George.
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Bring a water bottle for hydration.
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Wear sturdy hiking boots for trails.
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Don't forget your camera for the views!
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