Thanks for watching! The full timelapse of the descent down Angels Landing is pretty cool, so I've uploaded it to Adventure Know-How as a bonus video for members 👍

@kennethadams2268

Жыл бұрын

At my age (79), and condition, I could not come close to following you on your adventures. But I really appreciate you providing your audience the opportunity to vicariously live them with you on videos that I think are very well produced, including the narration. Looking forward to seeing more and more. Great job!!! Be safe. 😅

I did this hike in 2015. As a 62 year old (at that time) with joint, muscle, and balance issues, it was a challenge. On the narrow ridge portions, I had to often get down and crawl on hands and knees. It took me 3 1/2 hours to get up as I recall, and about the same to limp back down. Worth it? Hell yes! Thank you for the video. 👍

@victoriamaaske7420

3 жыл бұрын

Wow, glad I didn't try it at 68, but watching is great for me to enjoy.

@Robnord1

3 жыл бұрын

@@victoriamaaske7420 If you liked this video, you may enjoy the Angels Landing video by Poultron, who documented every step. It is the video that inspired me to do the hike.

I'm so glad that you did that amazing hike up to Angel's Landing so that I never have to. It looked terrifying to me!

@SUVRVing

3 жыл бұрын

It's not for everyone, but I really enjoyed it! Thanks Helen.

@herniedog4641

3 жыл бұрын

I agree with you both lol.

@MP-yo2fx

3 жыл бұрын

Lol exactly!!

@tryharder3214

2 жыл бұрын

I was in Zion for one day. Did this hike without prior huge experience. Isn't that hard at all, just keep your pace and stay safe

@hilltopvt

Жыл бұрын

yep - got vertigo watching it!

I've been up Angels Landing 3 different times when I was young and strong. Each time was terrifying and I had a hard time understanding how the park allows anyone up there considering the litigious nature of the world.

Getting close to 80 years now, so your hikes are a wonderful way to get to places we probably would never attempt. That said, Zion is one of our favorite haunts, we did the river walk about 20 years ago and look forward to seeing the ghost town on our next trip. Thank you for taking us with you.

I went to Zion in May a couple of years ago. The main canyon was so insanely crowded that I didn’t even bother. I had a really nice time in the Kolob section. The drive in in the Mt. Carmel highway was incredible as well. It was blocked by a rockslide when I needed to leave so I drove around and then circled back East at cedar city. This led me to discover the plateau and lava fields north of Zion which are a whole other brand of awesome. Basically the entire southern half of the state is incredible. I don’t know how anyone who lives there gets anything done.

@jimmym3352

3 жыл бұрын

I'm glad I got most of the main canyon stuff done years ago before it got too crowded. Though I still wanted to check out the hidden canyon hike. Best thing to advise is weekdays and get there when it opens. I'm a morning person, so not a problem.

@jmpattillo

3 жыл бұрын

@@jimmym3352 by all accounts I’ve read winter is the only time it is not overloaded now, and even then you have to start popular hikes early. I think eventually they will have to have a reservation system just to enter the park.

@jmpattillo

3 жыл бұрын

@@jimmym3352 I just looked up the visitation stats. December visitation increased from 70k in 2010 to 170k in 2019. This past December it was it was 230k. The big bump last year was probably from the pandemic.

@virginiaallen4723

3 жыл бұрын

I would be out and about every day if I didn't have to work. I live in Cedar City. We could live in Cedar Breaks.

@jmpattillo

3 жыл бұрын

@@virginiaallen4723 yeah I think the growth of St. George contributed to the explosion at Zion. Lots of locals making repeat visits. I certainly would if I lived there.

Tristen, without a single doubt, this is amongst the most spectacular footage you have ever shown me, your fans, or for that matter, you have ever recorded. I'm 72 years old now and will never try that hike due to my age and increasing issues with vertigo that have been brought on by age. Also, I appreciate your efforts to visit these sites when there is less of a crowd of people. I'm not sure I understand why, but for me, so many people detract from the outdoor experience and add to the Disneyesque-like atmosphere. I guess it just boils down to the fact that the world is just too crowded for me LOL...

Very appropriate tone throughout the whole video: dangerous places... in your car you said "something mortals can do" and I started laughing out loud for real... to prove they are mortals? you cracked me up!!! when your camera dropped I gasped! By far the best video I have watched of Angels' landing (and I have watched a ton!) I think I have completely scratched that hike out of my bucket list... do not want to kick the bucket there for sure! although as you very well pointed out: it wouldn't hurt for too long, LOL OMG, so many funny comments rushing through my mind. And then you kept going with the decimation of the crops and the little cemetery at the end. You could say this is a very existentialist video! What did I like best? The whole thing, one of your best for me. Thank you so much!

"Then again you'd probably be dead before you felt anything so it isn't so bad..." LOL. Such a romantic...

@designunlimited6215

3 жыл бұрын

Yes, .... definitely a "glass half full" kind of guy. 😂

@gaypreator8547

3 жыл бұрын

It’s not the long fall, it’s the sudden stop.

As British people we were lucky to get numerous visits to ZNP in before Covid hit. We made it up to Angels Landing in August 2014, by which time we were already in our mid-50s. Watching this video makes me wonder how the hell we managed it. Not only were there numerous people but also a father had insisted on taking his terrified handicapped son up which was causing quite a few issues. We get a guy who was Chief of Police in Provo UT and had come over from Maryland to take up the post - told us all his stories of trying to get to grips with being a cop in UT where the whole station went to breakfast on Sundays. We were finished for the day after the hike so we're amazed you were done with Angels Landing before 10am! Hopefully we will get back one day if we're ever allowed, but we long since learned to visit other quieter places and state parks. One of our most memorable Zion visits was at night in a full moon. That was truly astounding. We recommend Observation Point as a terrific hike.

From someone scared of heights and who suffer from vertigo, who will never do these hikes, thanks for the point of view shooting.

What an amazing trail!! My knees got a little rubbery when you hit the top! Thanks sooo much for taking us along!!

I'll stick to seeing Angel's Landing through other people's eyes (or camera, to be precise). Lol.

Thank you so much for filming this. It’s the first one I’ve watched that made me realize I’ve missed my chance. Too old and off balance for this one. Other videos fooled me into thinking I could do it. Yours was reality. Thank you, I felt like I was there with you. Would love to see you do the Narrows.

@0ngy

3 жыл бұрын

No no, it's not a bad hike. Its actually wayyy easier than people make it out to be. There's so many kids doing Angel's Landing

Great video! FYI for viewers - The Kayenta Trail is a nice option if the Angel’s Landing heights freak you out. It starts in the same place (the Grotto), gets you up 100-200 feet above the valley floor and meanders south along the west wall of the canyon. It eventually ties into all of the various Emerald Pools Trails and will dump you back out near the Zion Lodge along the Virgin River.

Over a period of decades I spent time doing many backpacking trips into Zion and exploring many of the canyon systems. The places there are so spectacularly beautiful it is like you are transported to another dimension. The adventures I had there are among my most cherished memories. Thanks for showing us this; it was over 35 years ago I did Angels Landing and it is still as beautiful as I remembered.

When I taught school in St. George, I'd take my kids hiking in Zion weekly in the off season. The best hike is The Narrows. Either direction is awesome. A side hike to Orderville Canyon is a must. The hike down from Kolob is another incredible hike and can be done in a day. After the hike don't miss a meal at the Bit and Spur. Best Mexican food outside of Mexico!

two years ago, these old people (80s) hiked the river walk - it was truly lovely and easy. We admired Angels' landing from afar! thanks for taking us along, Tristan!

This is so gorgeous!! and there’s no way I could do this hike 😂

The palms of my hands and my feet were sweating just watching your footage.

I dont think I can do this hike, my heart would drop to the bottom of the cliff. Thank you for amazing video and being so brave to go up there and filmed for us. You are always honest & sincere to watch.

😎👍 Thanks for bringing us along on your hikes!

Kudos to yo for bringing us along! At 66 a 2 time cancer survivor with chronic dizziness and skiers knees, I could never take this hike anymore. KUDOS too to the folks who lugged all that chain and posts up there. Hiking up there is dangerous. How about drilling all the holes and setting all those posts? Amazing work!

I hiked to the top of Angels Landing three days ago and enjoyed it thoroughly. And I'm two months shy of 74. I first became aware of the climb last February from Tristan's excellent video. Over the last year my wife and I have become big fans of his adventures which I usually watch while walking a treadmill. And was sufficiently inspired by them to take a trip out west this summer. The week before going to Zion we drove down the Shaffer Switchback and entered the White Rim Trail for three days of camping and sightseeing. I want to say the hike looks a lot scarier on video than it actually is. Remember, you are not being sent to your death by the park rangers. The trail is sufficiently safe if you don't do anything stupid. The chain is placed where you need it. Watch where you step so you don't trip or get your foot stuck between rocks. Eat a good meal prior, bring at least a gallon of water, wear hiking boots or sneakers and stay on the trail. Do not go up or down the steep sections with the chain like you would walk a stairway. When going up face the rock. When going down do the same. That is, repel down using your arm strength. Trust yourself and good luck.

Someone just died recently there on angels landing. May she Rest In Peace

So beautiful! I've done this hike 3 times over the years. When you're on it, somehow it feels quite safe. It definitely looks scarier in the video!

@JaxBespoked

3 жыл бұрын

I did NOT feel safe. But I do want to hike it one more time.

@SUVRVing

3 жыл бұрын

I never felt unsafe while I was hiking. The footing is solid the entire way. Thanks for watching!

I did the first bit of chained trail, but chickened out before the knife edge. Even so, the hike and views up to that point are amazing and well worth it. Much respect for those who make the top.

When I did it as an add-on to an ultra-distance trail run called, Zion Traverse (from one side of the patk to the other in one day), I came to Angels Landing mid-day. There were TONS of people and, as this is very narrow, and even the narrowest parts are two-way traffic, that might be were the real danger comes into play. Yes, definitely not for anyone with vertigo! Take your time. Be patient! Bring water. Wear appropriate shoes, not sandals or flip flops (saw some weirdos in those). For you, me, and those in halfway decent shape, it is definitely doable, but if one is not in shape, do your loved ones a favor and stay away from it, and only virtually attempt it by watching Tristan's video. 🙏😊 Thanks for including the Ghost Town as well. Really enjoyed that part of the video, too!

I hiked Angel's Landing and The Narrows on consecutive days. Along with Skyline in Glacier NP, three of my most memorable hikes in North America. Thanks for sharing, Tristan.

@francesplazabashark7148

3 жыл бұрын

Did The Narrows day after hiking the Angel's Landing. Ziploc bags are priceless to protect valuables like a phone and camera from getting them wet. Unfortunately, phone and canon cam took a dip😢.

My brother who not an experienced hiker did this once and was totally amazed and terrified. John died this year and I’m missing him so much this first Easter without him . Thank you,Tristan, for posting this now and bringing him close today. You have a gift for taking us along on your adventures and sharing them in such a kind accessible way.

@matthewh3528

3 жыл бұрын

Betsy, So sorry for the loss of your brother. My condolences to you and your family

@betsykemper1332

3 жыл бұрын

@@matthewh3528 Thank you Matthew.

@vickitatum540

3 жыл бұрын

So sorry to hear......I lost my sister this past year to a brain tumor....she did Angel's Landing before I did and convinced me that I needed to go to Zion and do it too!

@betsykemper1332

3 жыл бұрын

@@vickitatum540 I also lost my husband to a brain tumor. I am so sorry for your loss. How wonderful that you and your sister had that shared experience of Angel’s Landing.

@vickitatum540

3 жыл бұрын

Oh my, so much loss...

"Guess you'd be dead before you felt too much pain..." I laughed out loud at that! This hike must have been a piece of cake after previously climbing straight up that wall. Well done!

@SUVRVing

3 жыл бұрын

It was much less strenuous, that's true 😁

Thanks for another wonderful video adventure. Not going to lie, I had to close my eyes a few times watching this video. Thanks for sharing such spectacular footage with those of us who will never do this hike. I live in and enjoy the beautiful state of Utah and am trying to get to as many nooks and crannies as possible now I have the freedom of retirement. I was able to enjoy Zion back in the 70's while attending Dixie State College, long before Zion became overcrowded. Zion is one of the many places of breath taking beauty in our state. Grafton is a fun stop as well. Your videos are truly some of my very favorite, thanks again for sharing!

My wife and I did both of these when we were 69. Would love to go back. Your video is great ... good memories.

This has to be my absolute favorite video you've done and you've done so so many beautiful videos!! All I can say is you have a big pair to do that first hike!! How magnificent!! Much respect!!

@SUVRVing

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks Deb!

Absolutely beautiful, and being honest to myself. that would be a no , not doing it . Glad i got to see it through your eyes. thank you

When you dropped your camera I thought you were about to become #11😳.

@SUVRVing

3 жыл бұрын

Lol!

That hike was a bit shocking. So many drop offs.

Loved the Angel’s Landing hike going up but it would have been nice to slow the camera while hiking down so that we could see more of the scenery. Always enjoy your hikes because it’s something I’ll never get to do in person because of my advanced age and health. Thank you for your knowledge and wonderful videos!

It certainly lives up to its most dangerous tag, I can't help noticing that it looks scarier going down than up. The other hikes look fantastic too.

Done Angel's Landing twice. It's a great hike. I need to do High Line at Glacier and Half Dome at Yosemite.

One of the great things of America is you can drive to warmer weather.

@SUVRVing

3 жыл бұрын

Very true!

@arandomevent

3 жыл бұрын

Yes! There are so many American countries that have that feature available, I've done it in several myself. Also driving from one country to another if you want warmth in the winter.

@deanwinchester6654

3 жыл бұрын

@@arandomevent Living in Canada, driving for hours still going to get to places as cold or colder.

@carmenmartinez2882

2 жыл бұрын

It is a great country with countless gorgeous National Parks and National Forests that have such diversity in flora and fauna.

Omg at 71, I would Never! In my 40’s probably, but with these old eyes looks incredibly scary . You take care to shoot, secure the camera, then walk; worried about the camera shot you give and you become distracted. Thank you ...STAY SAFE! utterlyAMAZING!!!!!

I proposed to my wife on top of Angel Landing, so this park and this trail has a lot of memory for both of us

@christinecurley1399

3 жыл бұрын

Awwww, how romantic💓💕😊

@francesplazabashark7148

3 жыл бұрын

When I reached the top, witnessed a wedding proposal in 2018. It was cool to watch❤

@Jubertmikael

3 жыл бұрын

@@francesplazabashark7148 July 10th, 2016 for us i was so nervous because i did not know if she was going to complete the hike, and the large amount of people on the top.

The content lately has been 🔥🔥🔥 Oregon coast with a drone to this. 💪

You were so fortunate to have almost nobody at the trail. When I did it, it was like the picture on the trailhead. You have to come down in the same trail , so that’s the problem. A lady was freaking out and she clogged the trail! I did 4 years it in my early sixties,, so most people can do it. Love your videos! LOVE UTAH AND ALL THE COLORADO PLATEAU!

September of 19 my wife and I rented bicycles at Zion Cycles. Free all day parking which was great. We rode to the park entrance and put the bikes on the front of the shuttle bus. Did the hike up to the narrows then biked all the back down to town with a stop at the lodge for lunch. We had a great time and I highly recommend it. Thanks for stirring up some great memories.

Awesome hike/climb! This is one I'll have to live vicariously through you. I don't think I could handle those narrow parts near the top. I got a little dizzy just watching the video. And my heart skipped a beat, or two, when your camera fell. Logically I knew you didn't fall since you posted the video but still...

My all-time favorite hike! I've always said that this hike isn't dangerous at all if you are in good health and make good decisions. I also recommend to others all the time to try to complete the hike as late in the day as you can. This allows for the most beautiful light for capturing photos/video, the temperatures are cooler, and you also have far fewer people to contend with while traversing the chains. Awesome video as always!

I enjoyed a return to Zion. Enjoyed that place as a child. We camped and wore the bottoms out of our bathing suits sliding on the rocks in the river. Went back a few years ago with my husband and just couldn’t believe the crowds of people ! You picked a good time to go.

So beautiful ! Thanks for taking us with you !

Seeing you tubers doing Angels Landing is scary enough for me. When Bex the cat herder did it; the only way I was sure she survived was that she posted a video. When it’s crowded the chain people are using seems to offer very little as it gets jerked back and forth. Thanks for going and doing what I am clear I will never do.

Thank you for having me along! I have been to Zion on a work retreat and can hardly remember where I went exploring. Members of my party did the Angels Landing hike but, at the time, I was too intimidated by the descriptions of it to join them. I did a short hike and then ate at a local restaurant that served a bacon and cheese encrusted pancake which was good. I want to take my wife there for at least the experience I had (and more). That ghost town was pretty cool. I love to be in places that tell our history. Thank you again.

What an absolutely breathtaking video Tristan. Thank you for sharing. Glad to see you back in the rav.

Beautiful video of this hike!! Well done.

Soon after my wife and I got married, we camped at Watchman Campground in Zion. I think that was in the late 70's. I remember that in the evening we walked around and picked cherries off the cherry trees - it was very romantic. Yes, the campground used to be in the middle of a cherry orchard. I think the trees are gone now.

Angel’s Landing is easily one of my favorite all time hikes. For anyone wanting to do it, I suggest riding a bike in at like 5am and to start hiking up in the dark to beat the shuttle crowds. You can rent a bike or pedal assisted e-bike nearby in Springdale. Sunrise on top of Angel’s Landing is AMAZING! Great video as usual, Tristan!

@ivybrooks7963

2 жыл бұрын

I really want to do this hike, but i have a bad ankle that I’ve broken more than a dozen times so it’s very weak. Is it as hard going down as it looks? That’s what I’m worried about.

@ManivanAdventures

2 жыл бұрын

@@ivybrooks7963 It is not nearly as bad as it looks, but I would recommend bringing along trekking poles, especially for going down all of those relatively steep switchbacks before the “climbing” part starts. If used properly on the decent, you can take a lot of pressure off of your knees and ankles with trekking poles. I also put “climbing” in quotes because most of it is all kinda just like steps and the chains made me feel very comfortable. It gets crowded early, making going down a fairly slow process, so you can take your time and take it easy on the ankle. The hike is incredible and a workout for sure with many switchbacks leading up to the actual chain section, but not as dangerous as some make it seem. If you are in relatively decent shape, then I highly recommend grabbing some trekking poles (and a backpack you can store them in when you get to chains), wrapping that ankle up, and giving it a go! It’s amazing!

@ivybrooks7963

2 жыл бұрын

@@ManivanAdventures thanks so much for the info! I’m gonna go for it! Have a great day!

One of my favorite SUV RVing videos. Thanks

We went to Zion in mid-May of 2017. It was to warm and to crowded for us plus we travel with dogs so this wasn't going to work. We did eat our lunch in the shade by the stream near the parking lots and it was just far away sort of from the crowds. We left and went to the other side of Zion to the Kolob section and had a fine time (more elevation and a nice cooling breeze and way less people). We later went towards Cedar Breaks and saw Navajo Lake and snow alongside the road and lava fields.

Jealous !! Awesome ..thanks for sharing and taking us again.safe travel

I've been on the lower trail back in the 90's. Thanks for sharing and keep them coming!

Angel's Landing 30 years ago on our honeymoon. My wife opted out of the last section. Definitely one of my most memorable hikes. We did it on Halloween so there was snow and ice in parts. That narrow canyon section was serene!

Gnarly! Another great adventure! Thanks Tristan! Happy trails buddy:]

Zion was incredible! Good memories. 🙂 thank you!

Loved the multi location video. Beautiful views

Enjoyed drama of reaching Angel's Landing, then the relaxing exploration of the deserted historic village.

I agree that if you’re not scared of heights Angel’s landing hikes is not dangerous if you pay attention and don’t do stupid things like selfies on the edge on top. Yeah, I did the Half Dome hike last year and halfway up the cables where you have to step up a thick slab I really got scared for my life but managed to pull myself up. It’s one of the scariest hikes I’ve done.

this will probably be one of our first spots when we start our trip in a few weeks thanks for the run down

I’m proud to say I’ve done this one. What an amazing experience!

This was one of your best!! Scary and the last part was enjoyable seeing Grafton. Thanks

Absolutely love that hike! The park is one of my favorites overall.

This was my first ever NP hike. I loved it and plan to go again within the next couple of years. Good episode.

Great video! Thank for sharing it with us.

How wonderful!! I’m planning my first trip ever to Utah later in the year and obviously Zion is on the list. Really appreciate your insights and suggestions for visitors of varying hiking abilities.

Loved the hike and tour. Thanks for taking me there for the first time. I loved it all.

Great series of videos. Thanks for taking me with you, the best of several angels landing videos that I have seen. Thanks again I would never have gotten to these places on my own. Great work!

You sure do a lot in a day! Thanks for taking me along.

@SUVRVing

3 жыл бұрын

Gotta make the most of the time I have!

As always, I enjoyed the whole video, Tristan. Never been to Zion so especially liked seeing that up close. Rockville was very cool also. Thanks again!

Thanks for taking us along

A nice combo of a challenging high hike and a peaceful flat walk. Great videos of all!

Thanks for taking us along on that hike. The views were awesome! Not sonething I would ever do. Good for you!

@SUVRVing

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching, Linda!

Wow what a great video, that first walk looked amazing 😉

Thank you for sharing this video. Brings back great memory. Hiked Angels Landing in 2018 and forgot to use gloves for those chains. Glad I did it!

Excellent job, filming this!

Awesome views from the landing. And when you panned straight down the side I got a real sense of vertigo. Thanks for sharing.

I really like your video as you always give some historic information which is very appreciated. Thanks

Nope nope nope!! Vertigo just from the video!! (Fantastic!)

Made me miss Zion. Both my favorite hikes. But you made it look so easy. I was holding my breath when I saw the chains. Another wonderful video. Thank you.

Amazing footage! Thanks, Tristan

Another great video! Loved that time lapse.

Your the man I have been checking your vids out for ideas and you did that trail with such ease and the face climb ,Im impressed

Oh - NO! I just about 🤮 just looking at those drops!🙈 I give kudos to you for your courage. It’s almost the same feeling just looking, that I got on a roller coaster ONCE! Never again have I ridden one. So this type of hiking I guess is out for me?😂

@may-julymoney295

3 жыл бұрын

Me, too!!! Seven minutes in, I almost quit watching because I felt so queasy. (I've hiked half dome twice.)

@francesplazabashark7148

3 жыл бұрын

@@may-julymoney295 Half Dome on my bucket list. Cousin and I only made it to top of Vernal Falls and took JMT back to the valley.

@may-julymoney295

3 жыл бұрын

@@francesplazabashark7148 Your shoes will be your best friends; make sure the tred will grip and not slide and that you can prevent blisters, etc. Might want a spare pair of socks? Bring enough water and start out EARLY (not 9 a.m. like I did the first time - it was dark climbing down from vernal falls). Respect the risks involved and may God be with you. :-)

We'll i can't say i ate my breakfast with ease watching that angels' landing hike!! Always enjoyed, though, Tristan...thanks !!! 👍😉🇨🇦🌲🔥

Hey Tristan...enjoyed your climb up Angels Landing...could never do it myself....afraid of heights as I get older....We did the Narrows in July a couple of years back, when the water was somewhat warmer....really neat in there as the canyon closes in on you....great pics in there!!!!And we went to Grafton many years back....still basically the same except for all the renovations...thanks for showing it again and for the memories....from Hank and Pam of South Texas

I get goosebumps just thinking about Angels Landing. I've done the hike three times, and the third time was no less epic than the first. The first time I went to Zion, years ago, I didn't know anything about the park. But a friend said to make sure to go to Angels Landing. So I did, and it was the highlight of my visit. The second time I went, as I was admiring the scenery just a couple of feet away from one of the extreme vertical drop-offs, I began to have a strange sensation I had never felt before. I didn't know what it was, but somehow, in an instance, I recognized it as vertigo! I hit the deck so fast (on purpose) that I left my shadow behind. It scares me to contemplate what could have happened if I had not reacted instantaneously. I've done a lot of hikes over the years where there has been some degree of exposure. I am not afraid of heights. This was a one-time occurrence, never before and never since. Weird. It's a shame they've had to resort to a permit system for the hike now. I understand why, but I'm afraid I wouldn't enjoy it as much anymore.

I love watching all your videos you take me places I would never be able to see and for that I am grateful, thank you.

Thanks for showing us places that many aren't physically able to do. Amazing views!

I loved doing Angel's Landing! The worst part was trying to navigate the trail and the chains with absolute hordes of people all trying to pass each other and hold on to the chains at the same time.....that was the terrifying part...It was great to see your video of Angel's Landing without the crowds. Thanks!

I've done this hike 4 times over the years, first time at age 26, last at age 64 or so and it looks scarier on videos than it is in person. The stretches with cables are fine if you do not have inordinate fear of heights and take your time. The biggest danger is the rude hikers who hog the cables and make it dificult to pass. Take your time and you will have a great time on a hike that is not too difficult and has great views.

One danger you didn’t mention is lightning. My campground neighbors went up in beautiful weather. They got to the top as the the first thunder arrived and then nearby lightning. They are, of course, holding onto the metal chain part of the time. Then heavy rain...9 people died in a flash flood thru the Narrows that afternoon. Every ravine on the trail had its own waterfall. They ducked under most w’falls as most shot out into space. They didn’t get electrocuted and they didn’t get washed off the cliff. There’s a bridge by the largest campground, with water higher than the underside of the bridge span. They got back to their campsite next time to discover they had left their car sunroof open partway. They had pitched their tent in a 2” deep ravine...everything was soaked. I entered Zion from the east. It was the only time in my life that I really wanted a convertible. Or bike. Hazard: the NPS required a canyoneering safety presentation. In 2013, it was offered only in the morning. The 9 hikers who died that day went to the safety thing, then started hiking in the afternoon. Summer rains (cloudbursts) tend to be in the afternoon...best to do safety, then hike uphill or read a book, but go canyoneering the next morning. Great video!

Great video!!! Love watching your hike. I am scared of heights, so probably would never attempt Angel’s Landing. Thank you for this amazing footage.