ORDERVILLE JEEP FIELD GUIDE
Rain-Chased: An Open‑Air Jeep Into Zion’s Waterfalls
A short scenic jeep tour from Orderville into East Zion built for rainy days—see waterfalls that only appear off the road and pause for an iconic East Entrance photo.
Rain-Chased: An Open‑Air Jeep Into Zion’s Waterfalls.
This jeep tour is built for wet weather: when rain moves through Zion National Park, the open‑air vehicles give you access to waterfalls that otherwise aren’t visible from the road. The route includes photo stops—most notably at the East Entrance sign—and winds through the park toward the visitor center, offering a sensory, rain‑laced view of the canyon.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Rain‑Activated Waterfalls
This is the go‑to jeep tour for rainy days: when it’s raining you’ll see waterfalls off the road in Zion that aren’t visible on dry days.
Open‑Air Jeep Access
You experience Zion from the back of open‑air jeeps, a vantage that brings the canyon’s sights and sounds close and immediate as you move through wet weather scenery.
Iconic East Entrance Photo Stop
The route pauses for an iconic picture at the East Entrance sign before winding on toward the park’s visitor center—one of the tour’s signature stops.
What the day feels like
What the Ride Feels Like
This must‑do jeep tour for rainy days puts you in the back of an open‑air Jeep, moving through East Zion as waterfalls appear off the road. The combination of wet rock, rumbling water and wind‑swept views creates a raw, intimate encounter with the park, punctuated by a staged stop at the East Entrance sign and a finish near the visitor center.
THE WEATHER
Rain‑Activated Waterfalls
This is the go‑to jeep tour for rainy days: when it’s raining you’ll see waterfalls off the road in Zion that aren’t visible on dry days.
THE VEHICLE
Open‑Air Jeep Access
You experience Zion from the back of open‑air jeeps, a vantage that brings the canyon’s sights and sounds close and immediate as you move through wet weather scenery.
THE MOMENT
Iconic East Entrance Photo Stop
The route pauses for an iconic picture at the East Entrance sign before winding on toward the park’s visitor center—one of the tour’s signature stops.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this tour suits—and who should reconsider.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
The tour uses open‑air Jeeps, so participants should be prepared for exposure to rain and the elements.
This jeep tour is specifically offered for rainy conditions to enable viewing of waterfalls that appear off the road.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
Is this tour only run in rainy weather?
This jeep tour is the operator’s must‑do option when rain is in the area and is intended to showcase waterfalls that appear off the road in Zion.
Will I be able to see waterfalls on this tour?
When it’s raining this tour provides access to see waterfalls off the road in Zion National Park.
What type of vehicle is used?
The experience takes place in open‑air Jeeps so you view the park from the back of those vehicles.
Is there a photo stop at the East Entrance sign?
Yes—the tour stops for an iconic picture at the East Entrance sign as part of the route.
Where does the tour finish?
The route winds through to the Zion Visitor Center at the conclusion of the trip.
What makes this tour different from a dry‑weather tour?
Unlike dry‑weather options, this tour is tailored for rain—its timing and routing reveal waterfalls that are only present during wet conditions.