@@ -1,1 +1,1 @@ - +This version of the hike is 16-miles downstream and can be done in 1-2 days. Like the version of Ubuntu that runs on personal computers, the server software is free. Get your free copy of our owner’s guide, "Happy Trails"- filled with 25 unforgettable hikes for all ages and ability levels - and get out and find your park! More than a dozen other day hikes are available at Zion National Park. The Narrows (16 miles): Perhaps the most challenging Zion National Park hike, this route meanders through a network of spectacular canyons carved by the Virgin River. The Narrows was created by the Virgin River cutting through rock over millions of years. It is a slot canyon with thousand-foot walls that tower over you. The narrowest section of the canyon with these towering walls is appropriately known as Wall Street where the canyon walls are over 1500 feet tall and the river only 22 feet wide. This route is about 10- miles round trop and still allows you to see of the most famous parts of the canyon, such as Wall Street (2 hours in) and Mystery Falls (about 1/2 mile in)<br><br>Then launch a frog raft, and see if you get any passengers. There are times when then hike can be closed if the water levels rise too high. Water levels are measured in CFS or cubic feet per second. The water levels fluctuate greatly from year to year and even day to day, due to temper-mental weather conditions that come with the area as well as the variable snow melt. Just remember that all excursion into the park, even short hikes, require advanced planning so be sure to research your desired trek and check in on current conditions at the park’s visitor center or online. With pictures like these that showcase the incredible scene that you’ll be greeted with, it is well worth the trek. 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