
Viewpoint
Jolley Gulch
A slot canyon on Zion's east side, viewed from the rim or descended by permit.
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Jolley Gulch is a dramatic slot canyon on Zion's east side, reachable two ways: an overlook hike along the East Rim Trail, or a technical canyoneering descent into the slot itself.
The two ways to see it
- The hiking route starts at the East Rim Trailhead, a short spur off the road about 200 feet west of the park's east entrance, and follows a wide former logging road roughly 5.8 miles round trip to a viewpoint above the canyon.
- Years of water working through the sandstone have carved a narrow, winding passage that opens into a broader valley — the view from the rim gives a good sense of its scale.
- Descending into the slot itself is a technical canyoneering route with two rappels (about 160 feet and 100 feet); it requires a wilderness permit from the park, available online or at the visitor center.
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Applecross North Trailhead
The upper entry point into Applecross, 35 miles of trail on Zion's east side.
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