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Kanab · Utah · United States
Zion Narrows Full Day Tour
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From $314.72 per person
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The Experience
What your day looks like
Zion Canyon Narrows is one of the most popular and sought-after hikes in the entire United States, and for good reason, its towering walls of red sandstone and surreal clear waters make it a sight to see. For anyone, Zion Narrows is an amazing experience, an experience that will last a lifetime. But to reach that amazing experience, one has to do some extra work and preparation in order to tackle the Narrows. At Greater Zion Tours, our goal is to help you prepare for that experience and lead you into the Narrows.
At a Glance
The experience, in brief
- Hike the iconic Zion Canyon Narrows
- Experience stunning red sandstone walls and clear waters
- Get expert guidance and preparation from Greater Zion Tours
Detailed Itinerary
The journey, in full
Zion Canyon Narrows is one of the most popular and sought-after hikes in the entire United States, and for good reason – its towering walls of red sandstone walls and surreal clear waters makes it a sight to see. For anyone, Zion Narrows is an amazing experience, an experience that will last a lifetime. But to reach that amazing experience, one has to do some extra work and preparation in order to tackle the Narrows. At Greater Zion Tours, our goal is to help you prepare for that experience and lead you into the Narrows. Unfortunately, with Zion Narrows being such a spectacle to see, everyone else wants to see it too, making the Narrows a busy place. Many people don’t know what’s involved in hiking the Narrows. When you book a day tour of the Narrows through Greater Zion Tours, you’re not just getting a tour, you’re purchasing expertise that will help you navigate the many challenges of seeing the Narrows.
Your Itinerary
Your day, step by step
Day 1
St George
Hiking at Zion National Park.
Before You Go
What to know before booking
Not Included
Tips $100 per-person fee for non-U.S. residents to enter National Park
What to Bring
- Comfortable hiking shoes or boots are a good idea. Wearing new boots is not recommended as they may cause blisters - Sunscreen, lip balm, sunglasses - Long-sleeve wicking shirts work well - Headband or bandanna - Water bottles or a backpack with a water bladder (2 liters is a good size). We will refill as much as you need, but ask you to bring your own - Camera with extra batteries - Winter, Fall, and Spring tours: Weather can and does change, and being prepared is always the best plan. Carry some layers so you have options when the conditions change. Wind breakers are both light and sensitive to pack - Electrolyte powder is helpful and easy to pack - Bring your lunch - Trekking poles are great if you normally use them - Large-brimmed hat - Kleenex
Restrictions
Starting January 1, 2026, the National Park Service (NPS) is implementing a $100 per-person fee for non-U.S. residents entering 11 major national parks, in addition to standard entrance fees, as part of a new "resident-focused" fee structure designed to prioritize U.S. taxpayers and fund park maintenance. This fee will only impact our international customers. The only exception is for those non-U.S. residents that have purchased the America the Beautiful (ATB) International Pass for $250, which grants annual access to all federal lands
Meeting & Pickup
745 US-89, Kanab, UT 84741
Languages Offered
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Before Booking
Please advise the country of residence for all guests. (Fees apply to non-US residents)
Planning Notes
Hotel pickup offered: No Confirmation: Manual By Business
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