![]() Zion National Park, Utah -![]() Adventure on Angel's Landing![]() by Joseph A. Sprince - Photography by Gerald B. AllenThe Hike to Angel's Landing
The hike does not require technical skills but it is a strenuous uphill climb. The last half mile is an amazing scramble which is definirely NOT for those who fear heights! Upon reaching the top of Zion Canyon you reach the Landing by crossing a narrow neck of land several hundred yards across but only a few feet wide. The sheer drop on EITHER side is well over a thousand feet! There are hand chains staked into the rocks but it takes a lot of courage to cross the neck! If you make it to the top, you will have wonderful views both up and down canyon as well as a great sense of achievement!
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Frommer's Zion & Bryce Canyon National Parks
by Don Laine, et al
Everything you need to have the perfect park vacation, in an easy-to-carry pocket size.
Hiking Zion & Bryce Canyon National Parks (Falcon Guide)
by Erik Molvar, Tamara Martin
Covers 56 hikes in the two featured parks as well as the surrounding areas. ![]()
Calf Creek I by Gerald Allen
![]() Waterfalls in the desert. Gorgeous large format print. Buy This Print! ![]() Our pages cover the scenic beauty of Bryce Canyon and Zion National Parks, as well as some of Zion's most amazing hiking trails.
![]() Zion and Bryce Canyon National Parks are less than two driving hours apart, so most visitors will cover both parks on the same trip. From St. George, Utah, go north on I-15 to Utah 9, then east about 30 miles to Zion. To reach Bryce Canyon, continue east on Utah 9, then north on US 89, and finally east on Utah 12. From Lake Powell, head north on US 89. The junction with Utah 9 (Mt. Carmel Junction) is about 90 miles distant. ![]() Zion NP, Utah ![]() |