I-15 to HWY 9 - Zion to South Rim

North Rim for a few hours? Takes you much longer to get there and back - it is long ways out. If you have been at the S R it is a waste of time.

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you will be very close to the north rim. it would be a shame to miss this if only for a few hours.

Thanks for everyones help.

We had no problems with either the pup we had or our current 20' when closed TM On those Hwys. Came into zion from Grand Canyon on 89 and alt 89. Spent the shortest amount of time on I-15 as we could...dislike interstates.

I went from South Rim to Bryce back down to Zion with a 35' FW and had no problems at all. They never gave my rig a first look about going through the tunnel. The worst part of the road was west of the Zion tunnel to the entrance. It was very curvy in a few spots for about 2 miles, but just required hugging the yellow line to keep the trailer on the road as it isn't extremely narrow, just narrow. A 22' trailer wouldn't be a problem at all.

If you are in the area and can spare two nights, suggest adding Bryce to your trip since you are so close. You could do it in a very long day run up from Zion if you would like, but then you would miss out on a sunrise or sunset which is very nice.

With your 22' camper you'll have no problem with Hwy 9.

When taking Hwy 89 south out of Page, AZ you'll come to Hwy 64 at Cameron. Take it west into Grand Canyon. There's the Cameron Trading Post at that area and they have wonderful Navajo Tacos!!! Plus, they have a gorgeous gift shop - not your common trinkets - very good quality things. No need to go all the way into Flagstaff and then back north.