Cole and his team were incredibly friendly and helpful! I was unaware you could reserve E-bikes in…read moreadvance, but Cole managed to secure two for my friend and me. He also did a fantastic job making my friend comfortable with the e-bike instructions, as it was her first time. I've rented e-bikes before and struggled with the assist, but this bike worked perfectly. The best part is that if you run out of battery or encounter an issue you can't resolve, they provide a number to call for assistance or a replacement bike. I come to Zion quite often. I will definitely rent from them again.

The customer service was amazing! We needed bike for the following day. Trevor was the best. He…read moretalked to us about the best hikes in Zion and even a tip for the best ice cream. They are thorough. The bikes were great quality bikes.

We absolutely loved our e-bike experience with Outta Here bikes! They were so friendly and their…read moreprices were even more reasonable than other local options. We have 2 little kids, including a 10-month old and they had a seat and infant helmet that worked great for him! They offer Rad power bikes so if you're familiar with that brand, it's basically exactly the same (just no throttle on the smaller Rad bike; the throttle is still on the Rad wagon). E-biking was hands down our favorite way to see Zion - it's just so gorgeous and when they're running shuttles, it feels almost empty on the road. I loved it and would 100% recommend it to anyone!

We've seen Zion on our own before, but went again with family that hadn't been before so we thought…read morewe'd do a guided eBike tour. Outta here had some eBike tour shots available so we booked - very easy and very friendly. We started in Springdale and took backroads and bike paths up into Zion with short stops along the way. Ina & Lillian were our guide and the made sure the 6 of us on tour were all safe and comfortable throughout the entire 3 hour tour. We rode all the way up to Temple of Sinewava and made several educational stops along the way. Ebikes are a great way to see the entire park if you're not necessarily interested in hiking but want to experience Zion.

We visited on a busy Friday in early June. Arrive right when the park opens for easier parking. The…read morebus system is seamless with buses every 5 minutes, no stress getting around. The drives and hikes are absolutely breathtaking. Early June meant warm temps, but the park is well-planned with water stops, restaurants, and stores throughout. The Narrows trail was crowded even in early season, curious what peak summer looks like there. Bring hiking shoes, plenty of water, and sunscreen. It's a lot of work while you're doing it, but the payoff is incredible. The photos you get are unbelievable. A must-see experience.

LOVE LOVE LOVE Zion! Everyone needs to come visit Zion!…read more Truly beautiful and relaxing here! Def would go back

We had an amazing experience with Red desert adventure!! My wife and I went canyoneering for the…read morefirst time on May 26, 2026 guided by Jack Towt. He was extremely knowledgeable, experienced in all aspects of canyoneering. He was patient and really was able to instruct us on using the ropes and how to maneuver over obstacles safely. We learned a lot and my wife felt very comfortable with his skill and knowledge. We would highly recommend Red Desert and JACK as your personal canyoneering guide. We loved it!

Thank you Jack! When you picked us up at the Zion visitors center, my 14 yr old kid and I were not…read moresure what to expect. What we received was the Zion adventure of a lifetime. She is actually a more confident girl because of the experience and for that, as a dad, I am forever grateful.

First class from start to finish. Every interaction (and we had multiple questions as newbies to…read moreZion) was awesome. They make the entire process seamless and are as flexible as it gets for the industry. We did e-bikes and bibs for the narrows. They allowed us to pick up early AM which in turn allowed us to explore the park in the very early hours before the crowds. Cannot say enough good things about the team at Zion Guru. Do yourself a favor and turn Zion from a 10 to a 100 by booking your gear through them!

The experience was amazing. Thank you to Nate (narrows tour) and Italia (hiking tour) for an…read moreextraordinary experience. I would do it again with my eyes closed with them.

This was a thrilling hike and definitely a national park bucket list item to check off! We were…read morelucky to both get next day lottery permits for Friday afternoon, but it turns out there were no rangers stationed there in the afternoon. I have heard rangers are usually only there in the morning, so one could probably hike without permits if you wait for later in the day. Including breaks and 20 minutes at the top, we took three hours in total. Even in March, it was hot, and I probably should've brought more than 1.5 L of water. I logged a 4.8-4.9 mile hike from the Grotto trailhead up to Angels Landing and back down again. The hike up to Scout Lookout was challenging because of the elevation, while Angels Landing was more challenging due to the technical aspect. They have chains to hold on to in most of the sections. People brought their young children to hike, which I think is irresponsible and dangerous when one small slip could mean a tumble down the canyon.

One of my favorite hikes in Zion National parks, we went a few years ago while our trip to Zion and…read moreit was a good hike, intense, but wonderful, lots of switchbacks, you have to carry a lot of water and at the top can be super slippery especially with icy areas!

Pretty stupid park and the park was a mess but it is still beautiful I love the way. The water was…read moreso dirty

We stopped at this park while visiting Zion in the Fall. It's a beautiful park in Springdale. It's…read morefree, ample parking, lush grass, a nice bridge with the Virgin River running past, bbq pit/picnic areas, and past the bridge the area opens up to sandy trails. Saw some happy dogs running around, all with the red rocks in the background. The restroom was clean. Perfect place for a lovely picnic and enjoying nature, minus the Zion crowds. On the opposite side of Zion, on your way to or from Vegas.

Overall it was a wonderful experience. The first day,we rented 3 eBikes. The gentleman who attended…read moreus was kind, informative, smiling and thorough. Made the entire experience a pleasure. That evening, we returned the bikes and picked up our gear for the narrows hike (bib, shoes, pole). Different person, same experience. The whole experience was wonderful.

My husband and I were lucky enough to have Lana as a guide for two days! The first day was the…read moreebike trip. The bikes were great, Lana shared her incredible knowledge of the park but more importantly she is a delightful person. The next day was the narrows! We are both over 65 years old but in relatively good shape. Her knowledge of the Virgin River, her patience and training on using the stick as we maneuvered our way down the River was critical. I did end up slipping on some muddy rocks and really bruised my leg but again her patience and compassion got me / us back to the visitors center. Our experience with Zion Adventures and more particularly Lana was awesome ! Knowledge patience and compassion are compelling assets for a guiding company.

Yes, it's pricey, but the quality is excellent and the convenience can't be beat…read more I'll admit I was skeptical. Seeing crowds of tourists in identical boots carrying the same poles felt like classic herd behavior and an unnecessary upsell. I was wrong. The rocks in The Narrows are uneven, slippery, and constantly changing. The boots provided great traction, and the pole was invaluable for both balance and gauging water depth. Could you buy cheaper gear for about the same price? Probably. But it likely wouldn't be as good, and you'd have to carry it around. Sometimes there's a good reason to follow the herd. This was one of those times.

Omg I forgot to review this place !…read more I went last min trip to hike the narrows back in Nov, is always been on my top list. Little that I know we really need it the whole outfit to get in the water so rent it ! Is worth it if you visit from Oct -Feb I promise you need it ! We were doubting about the bikes instead of the bus ride so all well we rented the bikes best decision ever ! The views c the air you breathe the time you spend in the road are priceless! Also prices are pretty good and the owners are so professional and super nice ! I can't wait to go back

One of the most beautiful spots in Zion…read more Weeping Rock delivers stunning views, cool shade, and a refreshing mist that feels amazing on a hot day. The contrast between the dry desert surroundings and the lush hanging gardens is remarkable. We visited on June 22 under nearly perfect conditions. It was hot elsewhere in the park, but cool and comfortable beneath the overhang. The short hike is easy enough for most visitors, and the payoff comes quickly. If Yosemite's Tunnel View impresses with its immense scale and grand panorama, Weeping Rock captivates in the opposite way. It feels intimate and immersive, placing you directly beneath a living sandstone wall where water seeps from the rock and nourishes a hanging garden in the desert. The dripping water, carved alcove, and dramatic canyon backdrop create an atmosphere that feels almost magical. It's a small stop with an outsized impact and one of the most memorable places we visited in Zion.

This isn't a hike so much as a nice uphill walk. There are some fun signs on the paved path that…read moreteach you about the plants and animals though which I thought was fun! The damp/weeping wall at the end of the hill is pretty because of the vegetation growing there, and the water that drips from above the cliff face feels very nice and cool (like it's raining!). On a hot day, it's a nice spot after going up the steep hill. Reminds me a lot of Alum cave bluffs in smoky mountains national park if you've been. Overall - this hill takes like 10-15 mins to ascend if you walk fast, so it's an easy pit stop. Might as well drop by if you have the time :)