Zion National Park

Explore Zion National Park with curated guides of the best hiking trails, mountain bike trails, and more. With over 25 3D trail maps in FATMAP, you can easily discover and navigate the best trails in Zion National Park.

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Routes in Zion National Park

Wire Mesa

One of Hurricane's newest trails offers fantastic mesa top riding on non-technical trail.

Difficult Mountain Biking

Distance: 12 km
Ascent: 208 m
Descent: 208 m

Hurricane Rim IMBA Epic Loop

Hurricane's token IMBA Epic loop delivers the views, along with many miles of singletrack.

Difficult Mountain Biking

Distance: 40 km
Ascent: 706 m
Descent: 706 m

Gooseberry Mesa: Windmill and Hidden Canyon Lollipop

A flowier version of Gooseberry Mesa.

Severe Mountain Biking

Distance: 18 km
Ascent: 234 m
Descent: 234 m

Hayduke Trail: Hack Canyon to Zion National Park

Cross the range land of the Arizona Strip to return to canyon country in Zion National Park, and the western terminus of the Hayduke Trail.

Severe Hiking

Distance: 113 km
Ascent: 1.8 km
Descent: 2 km

Jem Trails Loop

Flowy, easy-to-access singletrack with gorgeous views, and the occasional challenging section.

Moderate Mountain Biking

Distance: 26 km
Ascent: 369 m
Descent: 369 m

The Subway (Bottom-Up)

Hike and scramble into a hidden section of slot canyon made famous by photographers.

Severe Hiking

Distance: 11 km
Ascent: 493 m
Descent: 493 m

The Narrows

One-of-a-kind hike through a flowing stream, between soaring sandstone walls, in one of the world's most dramatic slot canyons

Moderate Hiking

Distance: 14 km
Ascent: 487 m
Descent: 487 m

Guacamole Mesa: Full Outer Loop

This ride links together the outer loop Guacamole trails into a great 11-mile ride—perfect for upper intermediates—with plenty of advanced options as well.

Difficult Mountain Biking