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Pa'rus Trailhead

Zion NP, Utah

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The Pa'rus Trail is unique in Zion National Park as it accommodates both cyclists and leashed pets, offering a more inclusive experience for visitors.

The name 'Pa'rus' is derived from a Paiute word meaning 'bubbling water,' reflecting the trail's proximity to the Virgin River.

This trail is fully paved and designed to be wheelchair accessible, making it a popular choice for families and those with mobility challenges.

The trail offers stunning views of the Watchman, a prominent sandstone peak, and the surrounding canyon landscape.

Completed in 1995, the Pa'rus Trail was developed to provide a safe and scenic route for non-motorized travel within the park.

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