Zion National Park Lodge Trip

A trip to Zion National Park is a once-in-a-lifetime adventure. Stay at Zion Park Lodge on the floor of Zion Canyon and relax along the Virgin River beneath the towering red Navajo sandstone walls. Zion Park Lodge is one of the most difficult places to get rooms in all of the national park system. Avoid the stress and challenge of planning your stay at the lodge by booking a private customizable hiking trip for your small group.

Private tours, iconic destinations, stunning hiking routes, and National Park lodges – all fully guided by professional, local southwest guides who make it their goal to create lasting memories. Customize this very special private departure to Zion National Park to escape with your friends or family.

There are so many ways to explore Zion and when you stay right in the park, you have all of those choices at your fingertips. Browse these selected hikes and activities and when you book, we’ll help you configure them into the perfect itinerary for you and your group.

EASY OPTIONS

Pa’Rus Trail – This paved 3.5-mile trail casually winds along the banks of the Virgin River, starting at the South Campground, passing the Visitor’s Center, and continuing all the way to Canyon Junction.

Court of the Patriarchs – Deep in the Zion valley, this short paved path gives you beautiful views of the Three Patriarchs, rock formations towering over the trail.

Canyon Overlook Trail – A scenic drive through the amazing Zion-Mt. Carmel Tunnel to the east side of the park is a must during your stay here!

Weeping Rock – A short .5 mile, paved trail to a beautiful natural spring where water drips from the crevices of an overhanging rock, creating a garden of maidenhair fern. This is the start to the Observation Point hike as well.

MODERATE OPTIONS

The Narrows – After hiking along the 1.1-mile Riverside walk, a paved and dirt path that follows the Virgin River upstream from the Temple of Sinawava, this trail drops hikers into the chilly waters of the Virgin River where they can continue wading in the creek, moving upstream as far as 1.5 miles.

Emerald Pools – There first mile of this trail is paved and casual, leading to the lower Emerald Pool and waterfall. We can continue another mile along a sandy and rocky trail that climbs to the upper pool at the base of a cliff, returning the same way. Some drop-offs exist on this route.

Watchman Trail – This moderate 3.3-mile trail is an excellent introduction to Zion, making its way through shady trees out onto an overlook where we can see rock formations such as The Watchman and Towers of the Virgin.