Experience Zion – Your Perfect Hiking Adventure Awaits

Yes, absolutely. Our private hikes are customized to fit your group’s pace and experience level. Whether you're exploring with young kids or trying a longer trail for the first time, our guides are patient, knowledgeable, and focused on creating a safe, enjoyable experience for all ages.

The difficulty level of your hike is fully customized. Our expert guides will carefully select trails based on your preferences and physical comfort, ensuring a rewarding experience without pushing you beyond your limits.

All Ways Adventure offers guided hikes in Zion National Park that range from easy to moderately strenuous, depending on your group’s preferences and experience. Beginners and families often enjoy flat, scenic trails like Pa’rus Trail or Lower Emerald Pools. For those seeking a bit more challenge, moderate hikes such as Watchman Trail or the middle section of West Rim Trail offer rewarding views with manageable elevation gain. Your guide will match the trail to your comfort level, ensuring a safe and enjoyable experience regardless of your hiking ability.

Guided hikes are limited to designated front-country trails in Zion National Park, which are shared with other visitors. While these are popular routes, our guides know how to navigate timing, trail choices, and pacing to help you enjoy a more peaceful experience when possible.

Guided hikes in Zion National Park are limited to specific front-country trails approved by the National Park Service. All Ways Adventure offers private hiking tours on a variety of these official routes, including:

• Watchman Trail
• Canyon Overlook Trail
• Lower, Middle, and Upper Emerald Pools
• Kayenta Trail
• Scout Lookout via West Rim Trail (Note: Angels Landing requires a separate permit)
• Riverside Walk and The Narrows (up to 1.5 miles north, not beyond Orderville Canyon)
• Pa’rus Trail with signed river access points
• Court of the Patriarchs Overlook Trail
• Grotto Trail
• Sandbench Trail (available for guided use November through February)
• Timber Creek Overlook Trail

Due to a long-term rockslide, some trails are currently closed, such as Weeping Rock, Observation Point (via Weeping Rock), and Hidden Canyon. Your guide will help choose the best available trail based on your group’s ability, interests, and the season.

Wear comfortable, sturdy hiking shoes and dress in layers suitable for changing weather conditions. Bring essentials such as sunscreen, sunglasses, water, snacks, and a camera. Upon booking, we'll provide you with a detailed list to ensure you're fully prepared.

Our guides are highly experienced in adapting tours based on weather conditions, prioritizing your safety and comfort. Should unexpected weather arise, your guide will modify your itinerary accordingly or offer alternative options to ensure a safe and enjoyable adventure.

Each season in Zion National Park offers unique trail experiences. In spring and fall, cooler temperatures make longer hikes like Watchman Trail or West Rim Trail more enjoyable. Summer is best for early morning hikes on shaded routes like Riverside Walk or Lower Emerald Pools to avoid the heat. In winter, Pa’rus Trail and Canyon Overlook are ideal since they tend to remain accessible and offer beautiful, snow-dusted scenery. Our guides tailor your hike to the season, ensuring safety, comfort, and the most rewarding views year-round.

Definitely. We're skilled at handling large groups and special requests. If your preferred date or specific needs aren't listed, simply call us—we typically have additional guides available to accommodate your group's specific requirements.

We offer unmatched local expertise, personalized private tours, and a steadfast commitment to safety and exceptional guest service. Visitors repeatedly express trust and gratitude for our knowledgeable, attentive guides who make every hike through Zion an unforgettable, enriching experience.