@@ -1,1 +1,1 @@ - +Today we will discover a very special hike, one of the most famous and adventurous in the area called The Narrows, a route that takes place in the Virgin River in the narrowest, darkest and most scenic area in all of Zion Canyon. In order to walk the full route (15.5 miles), you need to obtain a permit and take a shuttle bus to the Chamberlain’s Ranch Trailhead in Glendale (about 1 hour from Springdale). Those looking for a longer adventure can continue (with a coveted backpacking permit) down the Paria River to Lees Ferry. This is a common turn-around point, since you need a permit beyond this point. The first part of the hike takes place along the Riverside Walk, a very easy flat path that follows the course of the river until you arrive at a point where you must continue in the water. We have already described the thrilling experience of climbing to Angels Landing and the long hike that leads to the most beautiful viewpoint in the whole park (Observation Point). 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