This section of the Pa'rus Trail at Zion National Park near Springdale, Utah is an easy 1.2-mile out-and-back trail that features views of the Virgin River and towering rock cliffs that surround Zion Valley.
This walk follows the Pa'rus Trail for just 0.6-miles one-way to take in the views of Zion Valley. For hikers planning a trip to Zion National Park during the busy season, you'll have to park at the visitors center, which provides quick access to the Pa'rus Trail. This trail is a great trail to take into the park if you plan to explore the park by foot instead of by shuttle service. The Pa'rus Trail is approximately 1.5-miles one-way from the visitors center to Zion Canyon Scenic Drive.
Universally Accessible
The Pa'rus Trail is paved and universally accessible.
Pets
This is the only trail at Zion National Park that allowed dogs, as of September 2023. Dogs must be leashed and cleaned up after.
Fees
Zion National Park has a $35/week entry fee as of September 2023. Visitors are highly encouraged to purchase an annual National Parks pass before their trip to reduce entry fees (especially if you're passing through multiple parks) and to also speed-up the insanely-long line that leads into the park.
Parking
Hikers will find parking at the visitors center parking lot, located at the coordinates provided. The lot is massive and fits hundreds of vehicles. The lot fills up quickly each morning during busy seasons, so showing up early helps ensure you find parking.
This walk follows the Pa'rus Trail for just 0.6-miles one-way to take in the views of Zion Valley. For hikers planning a trip to Zion National Park during the busy season, you'll have to park at the visitors center, which provides quick access to the Pa'rus Trail. This trail is a great trail to take into the park if you plan to explore the park by foot instead of by shuttle service. The Pa'rus Trail is approximately 1.5-miles one-way from the visitors center to Zion Canyon Scenic Drive.
Universally Accessible
The Pa'rus Trail is paved and universally accessible.
Pets
This is the only trail at Zion National Park that allowed dogs, as of September 2023. Dogs must be leashed and cleaned up after.
Fees
Zion National Park has a $35/week entry fee as of September 2023. Visitors are highly encouraged to purchase an annual National Parks pass before their trip to reduce entry fees (especially if you're passing through multiple parks) and to also speed-up the insanely-long line that leads into the park.
Parking
Hikers will find parking at the visitors center parking lot, located at the coordinates provided. The lot is massive and fits hundreds of vehicles. The lot fills up quickly each morning during busy seasons, so showing up early helps ensure you find parking.
