Park Information
ZION LODGE
Biking in Zion National Park can be fun and challenging. Cyclists need to be aware of their surroundings as the roads in Zion are often very busy with pedestrians, large vehicles, and shuttle buses. Please keep in mind the following rules.
Bicycles may travel on roadways and on the Pa’rus Trail but are not allowed on roadways or in construction areas.
When riding from the South Entrance, use the Pa’rus Trail instead of the main road. Shuttles cannot pass moving bicycles. Please pull over and let them pass.
Do not pass a moving shuttle bus. Each shuttle bus has a rack for at least two bicycles. Due to low visibility and narrow roads be extra careful at the Weeping Rock and Canyon Junction shuttle stops. Bicycles are not allowed to ride through the Zion-Mount Carmel Tunnel. Cyclists must arrange for their own transportation through the tunnel. Park personnel are not allowed to arrange for, or transport cyclists through the tunnel.
As with all other park activities, remember that your safety is your responsibility.
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Quick FAQs
- Did you know that the Springdale area regularly hosts the “Red Rock Rampage,” the premier “big mountain free-ride contest”?
- Did you know that some of the best mountain biking in the world can be found at Gooseberry Mesa and other locations within a few miles of Springdale?
- Did you know that biking is the easiest way to see Zion Canyon without having to look through a bus window?
Biking in Zion National Park can be fun and challenging. Cyclists need to be aware of their surroundings as the roads in Zion are often very busy with pedestrians, large vehicles, and shuttle buses. Please keep in mind the following rules.
Bicycles may travel on roadways and on the Pa’rus Trail but are not allowed on roadways or in construction areas.
When riding from the South Entrance, use the Pa’rus Trail instead of the main road. Shuttles cannot pass moving bicycles. Please pull over and let them pass.
Do not pass a moving shuttle bus. Each shuttle bus has a rack for at least two bicycles. Due to low visibility and narrow roads be extra careful at the Weeping Rock and Canyon Junction shuttle stops. Bicycles are not allowed to ride through the Zion-Mount Carmel Tunnel. Cyclists must arrange for their own transportation through the tunnel. Park personnel are not allowed to arrange for, or transport cyclists through the tunnel.
As with all other park activities, remember that your safety is your responsibility.
Get Our Newsletter
Quick FAQs
- Did you know that the Springdale area regularly hosts the “Red Rock Rampage,” the premier “big mountain free-ride contest”?
- Did you know that some of the best mountain biking in the world can be found at Gooseberry Mesa and other locations within a few miles of Springdale?
- Did you know that biking is the easiest way to see Zion Canyon without having to look through a bus window?