“The mountains shall bring peace to the people.” — Psalm 72:3
But in Zion, the mountains don’t whisper peace. They roar it. In stone. In silence. In scale.
Zion isn’t just a park; it’s a cathedral carved by time and water. A sanctuary of light and sandstone, where the canyon walls rise higher than your imagination dares. First, it humbles you. Then it stuns you.
This self-guided audio tour is your storyteller, triggered by GPS, offline-friendly, and built to match the pace of your awe. Just hit the road and let the voices of rock and river speak.
Moments that’ll stop you in your tracks:
The Watchman and the Sentinel, towering over the canyon like ancient guardians
Emerald Pools, fed by waterfalls that shimmer green under the right light—yes, they’re real
Angel’s Landing, a sheer drop and heart-thumping climb that only the bold attempt
The Narrows, a river hike where the walls close in and the echoes go on forever
Weeping Rock, where the canyon quietly weeps, giving life to hanging gardens
Checkerboard Mesa, where nature doodled on a sandstone giant
Along the way, you’ll meet the land’s earliest dwellers, hear about the settlers and scientists who shaped Zion’s story and uncover ancient petroglyphs, tectonic drama, and Mesozoic mysteries. From the Altar of Sacrifice to the Patriarchs, from slot canyons to sky-high temples, Zion earns every name and then some.
Disclaimer: Yes, it’s dry. Yes, it’s hot. And yes, your jaw might get sore from all the dropping. Don’t worry; it’s all part of the Zion experience.
Download the Zion National Park Trip Planner for more details on how to reach the park, must-see stops, best places to stay, when to visit, activities to do, packing tips, and more!
- An annual $99.99/year subscription offers access to over 200+ tours.
- Unlimited use throughout the year.
- Includes free access to new tours as they are released.
Know Before You Go
- Note for International Visitors: This park has additional fees for non-residents starting in 2026. Visit NPS.gov for details.
- NOTE: For road closures & reservation fees, visit nps.com
Nearby Tours
Driving
30+
1 - 2 Hours
Driving
35+
1 - 2 Hours
Driving
55+/Entrance
3 - 4 Hours
Driving
45+
2 - 3 Hours
Walking
10
1 - 2 Hours
Zion National Park Map
Where To Start?
Starting Point Address: Springdale Visitor Center
East Entrance Starting Point: East Entrance Ranger Station
How Does It Work?
- Once you book a tour, you’ll get a text/email with instructions.
- Download the app (while in good Wi-Fi/signal) and use your unique password to access your tours. If multiple versions or entry points are available for your tour, be sure to download all the audio guides.
- Audio Setup: Connect your phone to the car stereo via Bluetooth, USB, or Aux, and bring headphones on walking tours. CarPlay and Android Auto are currently not supported; we’re working toward a solution with Apple.
- To begin touring, go to the starting point and launch the app.
- The audio starts automatically once you reach the starting point. Stick to the tour route and speed limit for the best experience.
- Please note that no one will meet you at the starting point.
Audio Story Highlights
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Welcome: Springdale Visitor Center
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Shuttle Stop 1: Zion Visitor Center
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Shuttle Stop 2: Zion Human History Museum
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Shuttle Stop 3: Canyon Junction & the Watchman
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Shuttle Stop 4: Court of the Patriarchs Vista Point
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Shuttle Stop 5: Zion National Park Lodge
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Emerald Pools Trailhead Ahead
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Angel's Landing
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Shuttle Stop 6: The Grotto Picnic Area
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Shuttle Stop 7: Weeping Rock
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Shuttle Stop 8: Big Bend
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Shuttle Stop 9: Temple of Sinawava
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East Temple
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Zion Scenic Viewpoint 2
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The Zion-Mount Carmel Tunnel
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Canyon Overlook Trail
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Bringing a Forest Down to Zion
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Checkerboard Mesa
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Conclusion: East Entrance Ranger Station
Preview The Tour
Tour FAQs
The tour begins at the Springdale Visitor Center.
You’ll learn about the park’s history, including how it got its unique name.
You’ll see impressive peaks, including the Altar of Sacrifice, the Sundial, and the West Temple.
A tremendous earthquake transformed the mountain.
They are called the Patriarchs.
Angel’s Landing is famous for its precarious and death-defying hike.
Weeping Rock is a cliff face that constantly “weeps” and supports an oasis at its base.
Weeping Rock is a cliff face that constantly “weeps” and supports an oasis at its base.
The tunnel’s construction is linked to the conflict between the Mormons and the Paiute tribe, as well as an ingenious Mormon engineer’s solution to transport timber.
Ancient petroglyphs can be found along the Riverwalk, providing insight into the area’s history.
Visitors might spot the park’s famous bighorn sheep, known for their impressive and majestic presence.
The tour will explain the origins of the park’s unique name and the story behind it.
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Inclusions and Exclusions
App on your phone: A link to download the Action Tour Guide App and Password for your tours.
Easy to use: Stories play automatically via GPS, hands‑free. Assistance available all day via call, chat, or email.
Flexible schedule: Use any day, any time. Tours are valid forever.
Interactive audio stories: Experience local history and culture through clear, concise narratives from experienced narrators.
At your own pace: No group. Take breaks for photos, snacks, hikes. Go at your own pace.
Offline use: No cell signal or Wi-Fi required. Offline GPS Map & route. Stop-to-stop direction.
Don’t miss a thing: Enjoy a full itinerary, travel tips, narrated videos, text guides, and hidden gems.
Transportation, parking fees, food, and drinks.
Entry tickets or reservations for any attractions along the route.
Car Rental: Please arrange a rental car at the closest airport or train station.
