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Icarus4335
Get there early or be prepared to walk (and probably be very frustrated)
Zion's Main Canyon的点评
点评：This might be a little long, but I am hoping to help future visitors. I have a few suggestions for exploring the main canyon and a shorter (and less informative) version at the end.
FIRST, get there before 7 am, if possible. You will most likely use the shuttle to get around the canyon and the first shuttle leaves from the visitor center at 7 am. Be there early and get in line immediately We were on the second shuttle of the day, only waited maybe 10 minutes. The shuttles only have so much space and fill up quickly. As the day goes on, the lines to get on the shuttle will only get longer and longer. By the time we left (about 1pm) the line at the visitor center was easily a few THOUSAND people deep...wrapped around the pavilions, buildings, all the way to the end of the parking lot. Those people must have waited literally hours to get on. If you choose not to use the shuttles (or don't want to wait), then you can walk or bike, but the total distance from one end to the other is 7.7 miles (so 15+ miles round trip, NOT INCLUDING any other hiking you might do).
SECOND, when you do get on the shuttle, go straight to the end (Stop 9). If you get off at earlier stops and still expect to go deeper into the canyon, you will probably have to wait a while to get on a shuttle, especially as the day goes on. The sheer number of people in the park was insane and like I said above, there is only so much room on a shuttle. If nobody gets off, you can't get on an already full shuttle. So...if you get off at an earlier stop to walk around and then try to get back on, you're pressing your luck. If instead you go straight to the end, it seemed like the shuttles going down-canyon (back to the visitor center) were a lot less full, at least in the morning. We did the park in reverse order and only got turned away from a full shuttle once all day and it was between stops 2 and 1 (visitor center), so we just walked the last mile along the road.
THIRD/LASTLY, be prepared and have a plan. The park gets very crowded, very quickly. As soon as you get there, get a map at the visitor center (or, if it's still closed because you got there early like I suggested, they have them available as you are getting on the shuttle). While you are on the shuttle, go over the map and decide what you want to see, where you want to hike, etc. Follow your plan; if you deviate, you will get frustrated because trails and shuttle stops get super busy. As far as planning ahead, bring multiple sets of clothing, lots of water, and a travel/sport backpack. Some parts of the canyon can be very cold in the morning because of a lack of direct sunlight. The day we were there eventually was in the mid-60s, but it was extremely cold in the morning, especially around the Riverside Walk and Narrows (both at Stop 9). You will want to dress warm early, but then be able to change to shorts and a t-shirt. There are lots of places to hike, some easy, some strenuous, so you will need water. I also saw a lot of people with hiking poles, but I think those were really only necessary for the Narrows and Angel's Landing; everything else was easy enough without them.
TL:DR...The park gets very busy and the shuttles can have extremely long wait times...get there as early as possible, go straight to the end (Stop 9) so you can do the park in reverse order to avoid some of the crowds, and plan ahead with proper gear.
FIRST, get there before 7 am, if possible. You will most likely use the shuttle to get around the canyon and the first shuttle leaves from the visitor center at 7 am. Be there early and get in line immediately We were on the second shuttle of the day, only waited maybe 10 minutes. The shuttles only have so much space and fill up quickly. As the day goes on, the lines to get on the shuttle will only get longer and longer. By the time we left (about 1pm) the line at the visitor center was easily a few THOUSAND people deep...wrapped around the pavilions, buildings, all the way to the end of the parking lot. Those people must have waited literally hours to get on. If you choose not to use the shuttles (or don't want to wait), then you can walk or bike, but the total distance from one end to the other is 7.7 miles (so 15+ miles round trip, NOT INCLUDING any other hiking you might do).
SECOND, when you do get on the shuttle, go straight to the end (Stop 9). If you get off at earlier stops and still expect to go deeper into the canyon, you will probably have to wait a while to get on a shuttle, especially as the day goes on. The sheer number of people in the park was insane and like I said above, there is only so much room on a shuttle. If nobody gets off, you can't get on an already full shuttle. So...if you get off at an earlier stop to walk around and then try to get back on, you're pressing your luck. If instead you go straight to the end, it seemed like the shuttles going down-canyon (back to the visitor center) were a lot less full, at least in the morning. We did the park in reverse order and only got turned away from a full shuttle once all day and it was between stops 2 and 1 (visitor center), so we just walked the last mile along the road.
THIRD/LASTLY, be prepared and have a plan. The park gets very crowded, very quickly. As soon as you get there, get a map at the visitor center (or, if it's still closed because you got there early like I suggested, they have them available as you are getting on the shuttle). While you are on the shuttle, go over the map and decide what you want to see, where you want to hike, etc. Follow your plan; if you deviate, you will get frustrated because trails and shuttle stops get super busy. As far as planning ahead, bring multiple sets of clothing, lots of water, and a travel/sport backpack. Some parts of the canyon can be very cold in the morning because of a lack of direct sunlight. The day we were there eventually was in the mid-60s, but it was extremely cold in the morning, especially around the Riverside Walk and Narrows (both at Stop 9). You will want to dress warm early, but then be able to change to shorts and a t-shirt. There are lots of places to hike, some easy, some strenuous, so you will need water. I also saw a lot of people with hiking poles, but I think those were really only necessary for the Narrows and Angel's Landing; everything else was easy enough without them.
TL:DR...The park gets very busy and the shuttles can have extremely long wait times...get there as early as possible, go straight to the end (Stop 9) so you can do the park in reverse order to avoid some of the crowds, and plan ahead with proper gear.
翻译：这可能有点长，但我希望对未来的访客有所帮助。我对探索主要峡谷有一些建议，最后还有一个较短（且信息较少）的版本。
首先，如果可能的话，在早上 7 点之前到达那里。您很可能会乘坐班车游览峡谷，首班车于早上 7 点从游客中心出发。早点到达并立即排队 我们乘坐当天的第二趟班车，只等了大约 10 分钟。航天飞机的空间有限，很快就会满员。随着时间一天天过去，搭乘班车的队伍只会越来越长。当我们离开时（大约下午 1 点），游客中心的队伍很容易就排到了几千人……围绕着展馆、建筑物，一直到停车场的尽头。这些人肯定等了好几个小时才上车。如果您选择不使用班车（或不想等待），那么您可以步行或骑自行车，但从一端到另一端的总距离为 7.7 英里（因此往返 15 英里以上，不包括任何其他你可能会徒步旅行）。
其次，当您登上班车后，请直接前往终点站（第 9 站）。如果您在较早的站点下车，但仍希望深入峡谷，那么您可能需要等待一段时间才能登上班车，尤其是随着时间的推移。公园里的人太多了，就像我上面说的，班车上只有这么多空间。如果没人下车，你就无法登上已经满员的班车。所以...如果你在较早的车站下车四处走走，然后试图返回，那么你就在碰运气。如果你直接走到尽头，看起来去峡谷（返回游客中心）的班车就少了很多，至少在早上是这样。我们以相反的顺序进入公园，一整天只被一辆满载班车拒绝，而且它位于 2 号站和 1 号站（游客中心）之间，所以我们只是沿着路走了最后一英里。
第三/最后，做好准备并制定计划。公园很快就变得非常拥挤。一旦你到达那里，就在游客中心拿一张地图（或者，如果它仍然关闭，因为你像我建议的那样提前到达那里，他们会在你上班车时提供地图）。当您乘坐班车时，请浏览地图并决定您想看什么、想徒步去哪里等。遵循您的计划；如果你偏离了路线，你会感到沮丧，因为步道和班车站点变得非常繁忙。至于提前计划，请携带多套衣服、大量水和旅行/运动背包。由于缺乏阳光直射，峡谷的某些地区早上可能会非常寒冷。我们最终到达那里的那一天是 60 年代中期，但早上非常冷，尤其是河滨步道和 Narrows 周围（都在第 9 站）。您需要尽早穿暖和的衣服，但随后可以换上短裤和 T 恤。有很多地方可以徒步旅行，有些轻松，有些费力，所以你需要水。我还看到很多人拿着登山杖，但我认为这些实际上只是在狭窄海峡和天使登陆时才需要；没有它们，其他一切都很容易。
TL:DR...公园非常繁忙，班车的等待时间可能会非常长...尽早到达那里，直接走到尽头（第 9 站），这样您就可以以相反的顺序进入公园，以避免一些人群，并提前计划并配备适当的装备。
首先，如果可能的话，在早上 7 点之前到达那里。您很可能会乘坐班车游览峡谷，首班车于早上 7 点从游客中心出发。早点到达并立即排队 我们乘坐当天的第二趟班车，只等了大约 10 分钟。航天飞机的空间有限，很快就会满员。随着时间一天天过去，搭乘班车的队伍只会越来越长。当我们离开时（大约下午 1 点），游客中心的队伍很容易就排到了几千人……围绕着展馆、建筑物，一直到停车场的尽头。这些人肯定等了好几个小时才上车。如果您选择不使用班车（或不想等待），那么您可以步行或骑自行车，但从一端到另一端的总距离为 7.7 英里（因此往返 15 英里以上，不包括任何其他你可能会徒步旅行）。
其次，当您登上班车后，请直接前往终点站（第 9 站）。如果您在较早的站点下车，但仍希望深入峡谷，那么您可能需要等待一段时间才能登上班车，尤其是随着时间的推移。公园里的人太多了，就像我上面说的，班车上只有这么多空间。如果没人下车，你就无法登上已经满员的班车。所以...如果你在较早的车站下车四处走走，然后试图返回，那么你就在碰运气。如果你直接走到尽头，看起来去峡谷（返回游客中心）的班车就少了很多，至少在早上是这样。我们以相反的顺序进入公园，一整天只被一辆满载班车拒绝，而且它位于 2 号站和 1 号站（游客中心）之间，所以我们只是沿着路走了最后一英里。
第三/最后，做好准备并制定计划。公园很快就变得非常拥挤。一旦你到达那里，就在游客中心拿一张地图（或者，如果它仍然关闭，因为你像我建议的那样提前到达那里，他们会在你上班车时提供地图）。当您乘坐班车时，请浏览地图并决定您想看什么、想徒步去哪里等。遵循您的计划；如果你偏离了路线，你会感到沮丧，因为步道和班车站点变得非常繁忙。至于提前计划，请携带多套衣服、大量水和旅行/运动背包。由于缺乏阳光直射，峡谷的某些地区早上可能会非常寒冷。我们最终到达那里的那一天是 60 年代中期，但早上非常冷，尤其是河滨步道和 Narrows 周围（都在第 9 站）。您需要尽早穿暖和的衣服，但随后可以换上短裤和 T 恤。有很多地方可以徒步旅行，有些轻松，有些费力，所以你需要水。我还看到很多人拿着登山杖，但我认为这些实际上只是在狭窄海峡和天使登陆时才需要；没有它们，其他一切都很容易。
TL:DR...公园非常繁忙，班车的等待时间可能会非常长...尽早到达那里，直接走到尽头（第 9 站），这样您就可以以相反的顺序进入公园，以避免一些人群，并提前计划并配备适当的装备。
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