Utah has 5 National Parks within its borders. These include Zion National Park, Bryce Canyon, Capitol Reef, Arches, and Canyonlands. At Utah's Adventure Family, we think it is our responsibility to help you get the most out of your vacation to these gems. This Zion National Park Family Guide is designed…
Timber Creek Overlook Trail is a short 1 mile ascent to an overlook in the Kolob Canyons Area of Zion. This hike begins at the end of the 5 miles scenic drive near the restrooms. Though it is a climb, it is neither steep, nor long, and even toddlers can manage…
The Watchman Trail is an amazing 3.3 mile hike starting right at the Visitor Center in Zion National Park. Though this trail does require a climb, it is one of our new favorites in the park. We wouldn't take a toddler on this trail, but it is fairly easy for those…
Many Pools Trail is a hike in Zion National Park that won't be found in park literature. This hike is not maintained by park rangers, so it can be a little tricky to follow. Further, it requires some scrambling up the slick rock. For these reasons, we rate this hike moderate,…
There is a very short trail to some petroglyphs in Zion National Park. Park literature is pretty quiet about this destination because too many of Utah's treasures are being damaged. Sadly, even these petroglyphs show evidence of irresponsible visitors that just can't manage to Leave No Trace. So if you plan…
The Hobbit Hole is a secret unmarked slot canyon in Zion that is sometimes referred to as Lower Clear Creek Trail. The hike is short, easily accessible for most hikers, and beautiful. The most difficult part is finding parking in busy Zion National Park. Add the Hobbit Hole in Zion National…