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Planning your trip into the backcountry. By researching and planning your trip before you arrive at Zion you can avoid most surprises and spend more time enjoying your visit. Most information can be found in the new backcountry guide. Click on the links below for more information. • 2011 Backcountry Guide (PDF file) • General Information • Backcountry Desk Handouts • Backcountry News (check back for updates)
Decide what to do while you are here. Zion's backcountry is an amazing place with many different opportunities. Take a look at some of your choices and select activities within your skill level. • Backpacking • The Narrows • Canyoneering • The Left Fork (Subway) • Climbing • Backcountry Trails • Boating
Check the current conditions in the park. Learn about the conditions of the areas you plan to visit. Weather and other conditions play an important role in planning a safe, successful trip. • Canyon and Trail Conditions • Backcountry Water Source Conditions • Weather & Climate • Kolob Terrace Road Conditions
Now that you have planned your trip, what else should you know? Take the time to learn some of the other important information before you head into the backcountry. The next step after learning all you can is to secure the appropriate permits. • Reservations and Permits • Leave No Trace • Flash Floods • Guided Trips • Backcountry Use Limits • Volunteer Opportunities • Canyoneering Safety Video
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Did You Know?Kolob Arch, located deep in the backcountry of Zion National Park, is one of the largest freestanding arches in the world.more...
Last Updated: August 09, 2011 at 09:24 MST