Hikes
Best Hikes Near Zion Aframe
You can’t experience Southern Utah without exploring all of the unique and gorgeous hikes that the area has to offer. We made it easy for you to choose which hikes to go on by compiling what we believe are the must-do hikes in the area.
Hikes
we recommend
The Belly of the Dragon
Orderville
Located 9 miles from Zion Aframe and just outside of the entrance to Zion National Park sits one of the most popular hikes in the area. An easy 1.8 mile hike through a unique terrain. Explore the tunnels and see why the call this “the belly of the dragon”.
Red Canyon (aka Peek-A-Bo0)
Kanab
Located 15 minutes from Zion Aframe is a beautiful canyon that is worth the trek. Red Canyon is one of the best and easiest canyons you can access. You can hike the 8.9 mile trail but we recommend renting an ATV or hiring a guide to take you to the canyon.
Angels Landing
Zion National Park
The Angels Landing Trail in Zion National Park is a challenging and exhilarating hike that rewards those who make it to the top with breathtaking views. The trail features steep switchbacks, narrow ridges, and stunning vistas that make it a must-do for experienced hikers. As of when this was written, you do need a permit. If you don’t want to worry about a permit, you can hire a guide.
The Subway
Zion National Park
The Subway Trail in Zion National Park is a wilderness adventure like no other. This challenging 9.5-mile hike takes you through narrow slot canyon carved by the Left Fork of North Creek and subway-like tunnels. You’ll encounter emerald pools and cascading waterfalls.
Emerald Pools
Zion National Park
The Emerald Pools hiking trail in Zion National Park is a family-friendly hike that takes visitors past picturesque waterfalls and pools. The trail includes three different pools, each with its own unique beauty, making it a great option for those looking for a shorter, easier hike with gorgeous scenery.
The Narrows
Zion National Park
The Narrows Trail in Zion National Park is a unique and unforgettable hiking experience that takes visitors through the park’s stunning slot canyons. It can take 13 hours to complete the entire trail, but it’s definitely worth doing as much as the hike as you would like and turn around.
Sunset Point to Sunrise Point
Bryce Canyon
The hike from Sunset Point to Sunrise Point in Bryce Canyon National Park is a mesmerizing journey. This easy, paved trail offers a short but unforgettable experience, allowing visitors to marvel at the park’s distinctive hoodoos and intricate rock formations
Fairyland Loop
Bryce Canyon
The Fairyland Loop Trail in Bryce Canyon National Park is a spectacular 8-mile hike that takes you through a fairy-tale-like landscape of hoodoos, spires, and colorful rock formations. This moderately challenging trail offers a less-crowded alternative to some of the more popular hikes.
Navajo Loop & Queens Garden
Bryce Canyon
The Navajo Loop and Queens Garden Trail combination in Bryce Canyon National Park is a must. This popular trail leads you through hoodoos resembling a royal court. Descending further into the canyon, you’ll experience dramatic switchbacks and the famous Wall Street section, a narrow slot canyon.
Want to enjoy all of these experiences?
Stay at Zion Aframe
Zion Aframe was built to conveniently and comfortably house people who want to enjoy the wonders of southern Utah.
