Canyoneering in Zion National Park

Everything evolves in a never ending cycle until finally everything continues to evolve. Flood paths carved deep into the landscape.   The sandstone canyons of Zion National Park reveal a geologic story into the powerful and creative forces of water.

Kolob Creek
High elevation and year round water flow set this canyon apart from other zion national park canyoneering routes.  Water flow is controlled and released from the Kolob Reservoir Dam and the park service will not issue permit for flows over 5cfs.  Big drops into cold pools of water.  Drysuits and/or wetsuits are necessary in Kolob Creek even during the hottest summer days.

Koob Creek Canyoneering | Zion National Park
Kolob Creek Technical Canyoneering Route | Zion
Kolob Creek Canyoneering | Zion National Park
Pine Creek Canyon

11:30AM 30th of July 2013. Monsoonal flooding from the previous day left cool morning temperatures and fog like conditions.

Canyoneering | Pine Creek Canyon Zion National Park
Pine Creek Canyoneering | Zion National Park
Pine Creek Canyoneering | Zion National Park

Pine Creek

Imaly Canyon | Zion National Park
Imlay Canyon | Zion National Park Canyoneering
Imaly Canyon Technical Canyoneering Route | Zion
Imaly Canyon | Zion National Park