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First visit
Entrance fee, shuttle season, which trail first, and where to park.
Start the plan →Springdale, Utah · The complete trip planner
The complete Zion planner. Shuttle, permits, trails, maps, experiences and gear kits, all in one place.
Locally researched in Washington County, Utah, and checked against National Park Service pages. We are not the park and not a tour operator. We do the planning legwork so your day goes right.
Four ways in. Each one starts on a page built for that kind of visit.
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Entrance fee, shuttle season, which trail first, and where to park.
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Easy river walks, shuttle rules for kids, and Junior Ranger.
Family plan →
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Angels Landing permits, The Narrows from the bottom up, and canyoneering basics.
Permits and big hikes →
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Short walks near the visitor center and the shuttle times that make them work.
Plan by time →Official park maps, trailhead lists, and 3D terrain renders of the key areas.
Open mapsEvery activity type in and around the park: what to expect and who it suits.
Browse experiencesComplete, printable kits for day hikes, heat, dogs, kids, night skies and more.
Pick a kitHiking notes, permits, crowds and timing, each with official sources.
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Zion Canyon is a national park you plan yourself. We do not run hikes or sell permits. These guides cover the shuttle, the Angels Landing permit, day-hike water, The Narrows, and spring versus summer. Gear for that day is the day-pack loadout.
This site stays on Zion. Snow Canyon State Park near St. George is a separate day — https://snowcanyontours.com is live for that planning. The short choice is on Snow Canyon or Zion.