The Narrows, Zion National Park, Utah
So I did this hike with my partner Charlie for her birthday month, and I very rarely ever do a hike and then be like, oh, man, I want to do that again. But this was one of them. I mean, picking your way across the river at different points based on the time of year you go to. We'll determine the temperature and the water level. We were there at the end of October, so the water was really cold
Brenda Boch
@BrendaB721 · 1:07
Hi, kurt. I, too, have hiked the narrows. I went last fall as a solo traveler, as I often do, and the narrows is something that is completely unique. I am heading back to the area this spring in April and I am looking forward to exploring more of zion. I'm also hitting up the north rim of the Grand canyon and also doing some kayaking in Nevada. So I'll be hitting up three different states in just five days
That's awesome if you're heading back that way and you're going to be near zion before you go to the north rim of the grand canyon, right across the border from like, Utah to Arizona. There's navajo land there, and it's right by Horseshoe brenda canyon. There's a tour operator really close near there, and it's the indigenous tribes, but they take you to these slot canyons
Brenda Boch
@BrendaB721 · 1:20
Hi, kurt. Thank you for those tips. When I was in Arizona last April, I tracked up that way to paige and I went to antelope Canyon, which is a slot canyon that is also owned by the Native Americans as well. And it was a guided tour into the slot canyon. So I'm not quite sure if that's the one you're talking about or if there's another one