There’s a chance that this trail could be snowy in winter. If it is, there’s plenty of hiking opportunities at the bottom of Zion Canyon. If a ranger tells you that the trail is clear, you’re in for a treat. Reaching Observation Point requires a grueling 4-mile (one way) hike uphill. At one point, you’ll be hiking along a narrow shelf cut into the side of the mountain. Hiking when icy could be dangerous, but hiking in the heat of summer can be exhausting, so winter or springtime may be your best bet. And as a bonus, you can drive […]