Join us for a trip. Experience the water carved landscapes of Utah on a canyoneering tour through spectacular sandstone slot canyons. Guided canyoneering involves hiking, rappelling, down-climbing, stemming, and in some cases wading or swimming. No experience is necessary.
7-10 hour duration.
We are desert experts and we love what we do. Our trips are efficient and streamlined to maximize your time in the field. We use modern safety systems and simple instruction.
See the Canyons that we guide
TRIP LOGISTICS
Available Spring, Summer, and Fall. 7-10 hours duration. This trip takes place in multiple canyoneering routes, the location of your trip is selected with regards to starting location, season, and conditions. Contact us for more information.
We pick up for all trips. Our services are available from most Zion National Park lodging options. We have regional meeting locations for guests staying outside of our pickup range.
Approximate start times for planning.
Start times/locations are finalized at time of reservation.
Summer 6:30 to 7:30AM
Spring and Fall 7 to 8AM
Winter 8 to 10AM
High Adventure starting locations:
All Springdale Accomodations
Zion National Park Campgrounds
LaVerkin
Eastside Lodging
Mount Carmel Junction
WHAT TO BRING
Dress for the season but do not wear your favorite clothing items. Knee length shorts and T-shirts are commonly used during the summer months unless extra protection is desired. Short-shorts, tank tops, and jeans are not recommended.
Lightweight hiking or approach shoes work best. Trail running, and street running shoes work fine.
Water. 2 to 3 litres/participant.
LUNCH.
Sun protection.
Camera.
PRICING
All of our trips are private.
6.35% sales tax is added to all services.
Contact us to place a reservation.
| Participants | Each Participant |
| 1 | $450 |
| 2 | $250 |
| 3 | $240 |
| 4 | $230 |
| 5 | $215 |
| 6+ | $200 |
CANYON LOCATIONS
We offer them most comprehensive selection of canyon routes in the area.
It is important to understand that guided canyoneering trips take place in slot canyons located on public lands surrounding of the park. Zion National Park prohibits commercial canyoneering trips within its boundaries and all technical canyoneering within the park must be done as a private party. It is not possible to hire a guide for canyons such as The Subway, Pine Creek, or Keyhole canyon. A backcountry permit is required for all zion canyoneering routes and you are also required to know what you are doing.
