Angels Landing hike in Zion National Park is precipitous fun At least 13 people have died hiking the trail, which includes perilous sections 1,000 feet above Zion Valley below.

Join me on an exhilarating adventure as we tackle the iconic Angels Landing hike in Zion National Park! In this video, I ...

Angels Landing at Zion National Park has been reopened after a rockfall, with a rock "the size of a refrigerator," having fallen on a narrow section of the trail over the weekend.

The Angels Landing trail at Zion National Park will reopen on Wednesday after repairs to the chained portion of the popular and treacherous climb are completed.

At Zion National Park’s popular Angel’s Landing trail, a pilot permit system helps reduce crowding and improve visitors’ safety and experience. Free-flowing rivers cut through multi-hued sedimentary ...

In a crowded Zion National Park shuttle, I winced as I gulped hot coffee before my first hike early July 30. I was bound for Angels Landing, the 5-mile round trip trail that starts beside the ...

As national parks have grown increasingly crowded, some have implemented timed-entry reservations, or in Zion's case, lotteries to limit traffic on certain trails, including Angels Landing.

Zion National Park's pilot program requiring tickets to hike the iconic Angels Landing Trail went through another lottery this month, filling up all available hiking slots through February.

Officials at Zion National Park have announced that as of April 1, 2022, visitors who want to tackle the famous Angels Landing hike, which scales a 1,488-foot tall rock formation to reveal ...

ZION NATIONAL PARK – The Angels Landing Trail at Zion National Park will be closed Tuesday for repairs. The park is closing the area to fix a broken post in a steep section of the trail.

Angels Landing at Zion National Park has been reopened after a rockfall, with a rock "the size of a refrigerator," having fallen on a narrow section of the trail over the weekend.

Angels Landing at Zion National Park has been reopened after a rockfall, with a rock "the size of a refrigerator," having fallen on a narrow section of the trail over the weekend.