4.1K views · 60 reactions | Angels Landing, “a spectacular day trip...

Angel’s Landing is one of the most iconic and thrilling hikes in Zion National Park, known for its narrow spine and steep drop-offs. Here’s a quick guide: Distance: 5.4 miles round trip Elevation Gain: ~1,500 feet Difficulty: Strenuous Time: 3 to 5 hours Permit Required: Yes, via the seasonal Angels Landing Lottery system (apply at recreation.gov) Trail Highlights: Start from Grotto Trailhead First part follows the West Rim Trail Walter’s Wiggles: a steep series of 21 switchbacks Final half-mile

Starting Our Hike to Angels Landing After a hectic morning of permits, shuttles, and a little confusion… we finally made it to the trailhead. Now it’s time to climb. This first stretch to Scout Lookout is steep, exposed, and stunning and it sets the tone for everything that comes next. The switchbacks, the canyon views, the nerves starting to build… this is where Angels Landing really begins. 🎥 The full Zion adventure (including the full Angels Landing chain section!) is now live on YT 📍Zion N

59K views · 72 reactions | Lester Visaya captured video when he hiked Angels Landing. | The National Desk - TND | Facebook

1.1K views · 131 reactions | Exploring life 5,700 feet above sea level. In 1916, Frederick Fisher saw the thin, red mesa that is now known as Angels Landing and remarked that, “Angel’s Landing is so high, that only an angel could land on it.” | Louie Tran | Facebook