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If you’re spending time in Zion National Park and want to get one of the best views in the park, Observation Point should be on your list! It is one of the highest points in the main canyon and offers a 360-degree view of its surroundings. The hike is challenging, has interest points along the way such as weeping rock and echo canyon, and the reward at the top is a view that’ll make you want to stay there… FOREVER! Check out the video of our adventure at Observation Point here!
Check out the ONLINE VERSION of our Observation Point Adventure Guide or click the button below for a downloadable PDF.
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Observation Point – Adventure Statistics
Time Required: 4-6 Hours
Trailhead: Weeping Rock Trailhead
Distance: 13km (8 miles) round trip
Highest Elevation: 1980m (6500ft)
Elevation Gain: 1463m (4800ft)
Difficulty: 7/10 – Long hike with consistent elevation gain
Season: Year-round. Spring and fall are most pleasant. Summer can be very hot and winter can be icy and dangerous.
Additional Requirements: N/A
If you’re looking for an easy stroll in the outdoors with incredible views and an abundance of lush vegetation, Emerald Pools is the hike for you. The trail is well paved and the minimal elevation gain can be accomplished by anyone. Hiking Emerald Pools is a great chance to get outside and enjoy a taste of what Zion has to offer. Check out the video of our adventure at Emerald Pools here!
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The Narrows in Zion National Park is a unique hike that takes you on a journey through the water up the Virgin River. The walls of the canyon stand roughly a thousand feet tall and are only twenty to thirty feet wide at some of the narrowest points. This is one of Zion’s most popular hikes. Check out the video of our adventure at The Narrows here!
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The Subway is one of the highlights of Zion National Park and is located outside the main canyon. The Subway can be done from the top down or from the bottom up. To do the top down route you will need climbing equipment and rope for rappelling. We did the nontechnical bottom up route which takes you out and back to the Subway. In this guide we will describe the bottom up route to the Subway. Check out the video of our adventure at The Subway here!
Check out the ONLINE VERSION of The Subway Adventure Guide or click the button below for a downloadable PDF.