Activities, Camps and After School Classes in Springdale, UT

Explore the majestic landscapes of Zion National Park on this half-day hiking tour, ideal for families and all levels of hikers. The journey begins with a scenic hike to the Emerald Pools, showcasing stunning waterfalls and canyon views, followed by a shuttle ride to the Temple of Sinawava. Enjoy a leisurely walk along the Virgin River and stop at Big Bend Overlook to observe hikers on Angels Landing and spot California Condors. Conclude with a stroll along the paved Pa’rus Trail to the Zion Human History Museum, where you can continue your exploration at your own pace. - Guided tour includes a professional local guide for expert insights - Suitable for families and all level hikers; covers ~4 miles with moderate inclines and stairs - Small group size with a maximum of 8 guests ensures personalized attention - Light snacks and shuttle service provided; park entry fee not included

Come enjoy the Zion Canyon Narrows with a personal and private guide. Because we never mix our groups, we can personalize this experience to suit your needs.

Learn what makes Zion National Park a world class destination with one of our knowledgeable local guides, while avoiding the lines and crowds so you can spend more time with the task at hand; enjoying your visit to Zion National Park. Top of the line e-bikes, and highly trained guides means you can travel confidently and with ease to the must see sites of Zion Canyon.

The Narrows is the most famous hike in Zion National Park. Our professional local guides know the terrain, and will safely guide you to Wall Street and the Orderville Canyon. Your guide will discuss the various geologic forces that took place to create The Narrows, and Zion National Park. Enjoy looking for hidden treasures in rocks, like seashell and snail fossils, learn of the incredible wildlife in the canyon, and the fascinating journey of the ancient sand that created the Navajo Sandstone.

This private guided hike and picnic is great for Senior Adults and Families with Children. We will learn about the formation of the canyon, the flora and fauna, and the rich human history of the area. We will also learn of the importance of National Parks, and how to preserve and protect them. Because we believe the parks are a place for families to create lasting memories, up to 2 children 12 and under hike free when accompanied by paying adults.