마카군트 고원 주변 최고의 폭포 하이킹 & 워킹 코스

It's usually quite crowded here

Important when planning hikes

The Virgin River flows through the park, creating a unique riparian ecosystem filled with marshes, natural pools and even swamps! Plus, hundreds of seeps and springs feed into our river and creeks, supporting all kinds of unique wildlife and vegetation. The information board reads: "A swamp in the desert? Strange but true. You can see the water source that is feeding the swamp on the wet cliff face above. The underlying rock in this area cannot absorb all of the water runoff. Consequently the thin layer of soil covering the rock remains continually saturated. The unique assemblage of plants you see here has adapted to this special environment. Help protect this wetland by staying on the trail."

The Temple of Sinawava is a massive amphitheater carved by the Virgin River. With beautiful waterfalls, hanging gardens of lush foliage & flowers and 3,000 foot red rock cliffs, it's no wonder why this is one of Zion's most popular spots.

Wear non-slip shoes that can get wet, swimwear or quick-drying sports clothes (change of clothes) and a thick stick

Important note for anyone who wants to continue hiking into the Narrowwas.

Natural amphitheater at the end of Zion National Park.

The Narrows are the narrowest part of the Virgin River gorge. Here you can only continue through the river and with the appropriate equipment.