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The Belly of the Dragon - Mount Carmel
The hike to Belly of the Dragon is a short and strangely fun adventure through a rib-like sandstone tunnel carved under Highway 89. What begins as a quick drop into the wide mouth of the passageways turns into an eerie walk through an undulating rock “belly,” where the walls curve and echo like the interior of some giant creature. Hike length : .5 miles
Red Canyon (Peek-a-Boo) - Kanab
Red Canyon is a narrow slot canyon carved from glowing orange and crimson Navajo sandstone. Sunlight filters through its twisting walls, creating shifting ribbons of gold and rose that make the space feel otherworldly. Hike length : 1 mile
Angel's Landing - Zion National Park
Angel’s Landing is one of Utah’s most iconic hikes, famous for its thrilling, narrow ridge and breathtaking 360° views of Zion Canyon. The trail climbs nearly 1,500 feet, with chain-assisted sections leading hikers along sheer sandstone cliffs. At the summit, sweeping vistas of red rock peaks and the Virgin River reward those brave enough to make the climb. Hike length : 5.4 miles
The Subway - Zion National Park
The Subway is a breathtaking slot canyon known for its unique, tubular rock formations and emerald pools. Hikers navigate a mix of scrambling, wading, and sometimes rappelling through narrow corridors, surrounded by streaked walls of red and cream sandstone. This adventure offers an otherworldly experience, blending challenging terrain with serene, hidden beauty. Hike length : 9 miles
Emerald Pools - Zion National Park
The Emerald Pools are a series of lush, tranquil oases tucked beneath towering red cliffs. Visitors can explore a network of easy to moderate trails that lead to shimmering pools and gentle waterfalls, surrounded by vibrant greenery. The hike offers a peaceful contrast to Zion’s rugged canyons, making it a perfect spot for reflection and nature photography. Hike length : 3 miles
The Narrows - Zion National Park
The Narrows is a dramatic hike through the narrowest section of the Virgin River, where towering canyon walls rise on either side. Hikers wade and sometimes float through the river, navigating slippery rocks and rushing water, surrounded by breathtaking sandstone cliffs. This iconic adventure immerses visitors in a unique, otherworldly landscape that feels both thrilling and serene. Hike length : 16 miles
Sunset Point to Sunrise Point - Bryce Canyon
The trail from Sunset Point to Sunrise Point in Bryce Canyon offers an easy, breathtaking stroll along the rim with sweeping views of vibrant orange and pink hoodoos. As you walk, the shifting light reveals intricate textures and formations carved by centuries of erosion. It’s a short but unforgettable experience that captures the park’s otherworldly beauty from two of its most iconic overlooks. Hike length : 1 mile
Fairyland Loop - Bryce Canyon
The Fairyland Loop in Bryce Canyon is an eight-mile trail that winds through otherworldly hoodoos, pastel cliffs, and wide open amphitheaters. It feels quieter and less traveled than the main overlooks, offering sweeping views in every direction. The route climbs and dips through dramatic desert terrain, making it both challenging and incredibly rewarding. Hike length : 8 miles
Navajo Loop - Bryce Canyon
The Navajo Loop Trail descends steeply into Bryce Canyon, winding between towering hoodoos and the famous narrow passage of Wall Street. As you hike, sheer orange cliffs rise dramatically around you, creating a canyon-like maze of sculpted rock. The loop is short but unforgettable, offering some of the park’s most iconic and immersive scenery. Hike length : 1.3 miles
Willis Creek Slot Canyon - Kanab
Willis Creek Slot Canyon is a gentle, family-friendly hike that winds through narrow golden walls carved smooth by flowing water. The trail follows the creek itself, so you walk beside (and sometimes in) shallow, refreshing water as the canyon twists and opens in soft curves. It’s an easy, peaceful adventure that offers the magic of a slot canyon without the crowds or strenuous effort. Hike length : 3 miles