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The Zion Canyon Trail is one of the most relaxed and scenic ways to ride near the park, offering a smooth paved path that winds through cottonwoods and red-rock walls without the stress of traffic. It’s flat, family-friendly, and perfect for spinning out your legs before or after a big climb. Expect crowds near Springdale during peak hours, but once you’re on the path, it’s a calm and beautiful ride with plenty of spots to pull over and take in the views.

Checkerboard Mesa is one of Zion National Park's most well known features. The name was given due to the horizontal and vertical lines crisscrossing the rock face like a checkerboard.

Kodachrome Basin State Park is a must-visit, with over 60 towering sandstone spires, known as sand pipes, rising from a kaleidoscope of red rock terrain. Named by the National Geographic Society for its vivid colors, the park includes several scenic hiking trails, including Panorama and Grand Parade, both allow bikes and have beautiful desert views. Tucked just southeast of Bryce Canyon, it’s a fantastic spot to explore the trails and take memorable photos.

Cycling isn't allowed through the tunnel, and there is space to pull over off the road at the entrance. You can try to hitchhike through, or turn around and enjoy the switchbacks down the canyon.

One of Kodachrome Basin State Park's back country trails, Panorama Trail traverses flat land of mixed terrain, passing incredible scenery; from impressive sandstone formations to caves and quintessential Utah desert scenery.

Mammoth Spire Overlook offers a close-up view of one of the park’s tallest and most dramatic sand pipes. Its sheer size and isolated stance formed by ancient geothermal activity is striking and worthy of a stop to take a few memorable photos.

Kodachrome Basin State Park is a must-visit, with over 60 towering sandstone spires, known as sand pipes, rising from a kaleidoscope of red rock terrain. Named by the National Geographic Society for its vivid colors, the park includes several scenic hiking trails, including Panorama and Grand Parade, both allow bikes and have beautiful desert views. Tucked just southeast of Bryce Canyon, it’s a fantastic spot to explore the trails and take memorable photos.

Works great with the shuttle bus