Zion Canyon

Angel's Landing is a popular 5.4-mile round-trip hike in Zion National Park in Utah.

It is renowned for offering some of the most breathtaking views of the Zion Canyon.

The trail's name is said to have originated from a comment made by Frederick Vining Fisher, a Methodist minister who visited Zion Canyon in 1916 and remarked that it would require an angel to land there.

The trail is not for the faint-hearted, as it is challenging and dangerous.

It involves a steep elevation gain of 1,488 feet and has rocky sections, with the trail being only a few feet wide in some areas.

In case of an emergency, it's recommended to call 911 immediately.

If cell and data service is available, the call will connect you to the Zion Dispatch Office where you can receive further assistance.

The National Park Service advises that most people cannot link to a mobile network in Zion Canyon.

When I was a teenager, we went to the Grand Canyon and then stayed there for a couple days.

And then we up through Zion Canyon, which is in Utah, which was incredible.

There's also a canyon in Utah or a park called Bryce Canyon National Park.

And then we ended up at Yellowstone National Park.