The 16-mile "top-down" route through the Narrows has relied on access through private land. Visitors may still hike to the Narrows from the Zion Canyon Scenic Drive, to the south.

What Are the Narrows? As you might be able to guess from the name, the Narrows are a long, narrow stretch of Zion Canyon, at times just 20 to 30 feet wide, rimmed by vertical sandstone walls.

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Can I camp at Zion Canyon? The canyon has three campsites open, and you must make a reservation beforehand. What’s Next? Hiking the Narrows in Zion National Park is quite a thrilling experience.

The Zion Narrows was a comfortable hike for everyone in our family, and we’re all glad we did it. Keep in mind, it’s important to check weather conditions before you arrive.

The Narrows is the slimmest section of Zion Canyon, and the Virgin River runs through it. Visitors with a wilderness permit can hike 16 miles from a northeastern trailhead, through the property ...

With the Virgin River tugging gently at your legs and the towering walls closing in, hiking the Narrows in Zion National Park is both cathartic and thrilling.

Zion National Park abruptly stopped issuing permits Tuesday for “top-down” hikes through the Narrows after the owner of private land in the canyon barred access to a portion of the trail. Park ...