Private guided hike up Angels Landing—permit required
6+ hours
Private guide, Angels Landing hike
Hike Angels Landing in Zion National Park with a private guide who sets a steady pace through Walter’s Wiggles, Scout Lookout, and the chain section. You bring the required permit, and your guide stays with you the whole way.
This is a strenuous, rugged hike with exposure to steep cliffs. Zion National Park rules do not allow groups to split for any reason. Entrance fees are not included and are your responsibility.
Free cancellation or reschedule with at least 48 hours notice. Cancellations within 48 hours or no shows incur a full charge. Trips canceled due to unsafe weather are rescheduled or 100% refunded.
Yes. You must provide the required Angels Landing permit. Your guide does not count against your permit.
Zion National Park entrance fees are not included and you are responsible for them. To avoid extra fees at the park gate, purchase your park pass in advance and bring the required ID.
No. Zion National Park regulations do not allow groups to split for any reason.
ZION CANYON VILLAGE Bus Stop at Zion National Park pedestrian entrance, Springdale, UT 84737
Zion National Park rises from the high desert of southern Utah like a cathedral carved by time, its towering sandstone walls glowing in shades of crimson, amber, and rose. This private guided hike to Angels Landing places you at the heart of one of Zion National Park's most legendary routes, a trail that has earned its reputation as both a bucket list summit and a rite of passage for serious hikers. With a knowledgeable local guide leading the way, you trade guesswork for confidence, gaining insight into the geology, ecology, and human history that have shaped Zion National Park into the icon it is today.
The adventure begins in Zion Canyon, where the shuttle drops you near the Grotto and the West Rim Trail starts its steady climb. You will switchback up the famous Walter's Wiggles, pause at Scout Lookout for sweeping views, and then face the final half mile along the narrow spine of Angels Landing, where chains bolted into the rock help steady your steps as the canyon falls away on both sides. Your guide handles logistics like the permit system, pacing, and safety along the exposed sections, freeing you to soak in the cool morning air, the scent of pinyon pine, and the deep silence broken only by the call of a canyon wren. Few viewpoints in Zion National Park rival the panorama that unfolds from the summit, with the Virgin River winding far below and the great sandstone monoliths stretching to the horizon.
This experience is best suited for adventurous travelers who are comfortable with heights, steep grades, and exposed terrain, including active couples, solo hikers, and small groups who want personalized attention rather than a crowded tour. History buffs will appreciate the stories woven into the route, photographers will find frame after frame of unforgettable light, and first-time visitors will leave with a deeper understanding of why Zion National Park inspires such devotion. If you want to stand on one of the most thrilling summits in the American Southwest with an expert by your side, this private guided climb in Zion National Park is the experience to choose.
Jillian, Nathan, Darren, Brett, and the rest of the guiding team here have built something genuinely special in southern Utah. What comes through consistently across every review is how thoughtfully each trip gets shaped around the people on it, whether that's adjusting the pace for a 59-year-old first-timer, going tandem with a nervous kid until they find their confidence, or rerouting entirely when rain makes a canyon unsafe. The experience never feels like a packaged itinerary being executed on autopilot. The guides bring real depth to what they do. Deep knowledge of geology, local history, photography, and backcountry terrain gets woven naturally into the day without ever feeling like a lecture. Families with young kids and older grandparents have thrived on these trips alongside bachelor parties and seasoned hikers, which says a lot about how well the guides read their groups. Off-roading, stargazing, slot canyons, rappelling at the sand dunes when a slot canyon gets rained out... the flexibility and creativity on display here is hard to fake. If you're on the fence, the reviews make a pretty compelling case to just commit. The throughline across dozens of experiences is that people leave feeling like they explored with a knowledgeable friend rather than a hired guide, and many are already planning a return trip before the first one is even over.
We went canyoneering with All Ways and had an incredible experience! It was a private tour (for about the same price as group tours offered by other companies) so we got to go at our own pace and our guide Darren did a great job teaching us how to rappel and climb. I love that the tour was customized to our skill level, so everyone in our family (kids ages 10 and 12) was able to really enjoy the experience!
Mike Niss
June 27, 2026
We went canyoneering with All Ways and had an incredible experience! It was a private tour (for about the same price as group tours offered by other companies) so we got to go at our own pace and our guide Darren did a great job teaching us how to rappel and climb. I love that the tour was customized to our skill level, so everyone in our family (kids ages 10 and 12) was able to really enjoy the experience!
Mike Niss
June 27, 2026
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