• Meet at our shop in Springdale to get fitted for bike and discuss the days events.
• Ride our bikes from Springdale to the entrance of Zion National Park.
• We’ll stop off at the Zion Visitor Center to look at soem key interpretive tools to get a better understanding of the layout of Zion.
• From the Visitor Center we travel north along the Biker friendly Pa’rus Trail to the Main Canyon Drive.
• Once on the Main Canyon Drive we will stop at strategic trail heads and viewpoints to discuss the natural history of the park.
• We’ll eat lunch amongst majestic cliffs-icecream time at Zion Lodge.
• Take in more beautiful scenery.
• Smile and have fun.
• Take lots of pictures to capture your fun filled educational day.
• Head back (mostly downhill) to Springdale.

• We supply the bikes and helmets. You bring the gear listed below.
• Personal gear you must bring:
  • Pack: Small Back pack to carry lunches. We do rent backpacks if needed.
  • Footwear: closed toe shoes-(running shoes are sufficient). We supply footwear if there is a chance of getting wet.
  • Hiking Clothing: recommended-(nylon shorts, pants & shirts) they dry fast and do not wick warmth away from the body like cotton.
  • Warmer Layers: long underwear, windbreakers, fleece
  • Food and Water (snack foods & at least 100oz of H2O/person) (Water bottles that fit in bottle cages or Camelbacks preferred)
  • Sunscreen
  • Sun hat
  • Sunglasses

• Please park your vehicle behind our shop.
• Bring all of the above personal items (listed above) into the shop with you.
• If you have your own pack bring that too.
• We’ll help you pack appropriately for the days events.

Times fluctuate a bit according to the season. All trips are Mountain Time! We can not stress this enough.

• Winter- (check with us)
• Spring (March/May)-8:00am
• Summer (June-September)-7:00am
• Fall-(check with us)

You will be picked up at your hotel or accommodations, this information will be requested during your booking.

• When we can, we provide transportation to and from the activities locations.
• We reserve the right to occasionally have clients drive themselves to and from the location.
• We appreciate your understanding.

No, depending on the trails chosen there may be some uneven and steep terrain, but the skills associated can be taught and learned during or time together.

Fitness helps! – but the trails and terrain we choose dictates how hard our trip might be. A guided interpretive hike can be a fantastic way of introducing folks to the joy of hiking.

Absolutely! Kids are natural hikers climbers. They climb curtains and couches and when rock is present they climb that too. There is no better time for an introduction to the world of hiking than when you are a kid.

We really don’t have age limits as everyone is different. It’s kind of a case by case basis. Four years of age seems to be about the age when kids start to appreciate it. Seniors are welcome as well. Let us know if you have concerns.

Absolutely! If you are willing to give it a shot. For some, it is a great way to overcome or at least face your fear. We like to say that there is good fear and bad fear. Good fear keeps you alive, whereas bad fear keeps you from doing things that you are capable of. We can also tailor trips that don’t have near as much exposure as trails like Angel’s Landing.

Once we are on a trail we are a pack and we will stick together. The park dictates that we are legally responsible for your safety while on a trip. Think hard about this before you book a trip and discuss with us any concerns you might have. We can almost always tailor a day to suit any need.

During the summer we utilize the park’s free shuttle system for all trails in the main canyon of Zion.