Scan the route you would reserve
A Zion canyoneering alert should be tied to the route and dates you would actually use. That keeps the alert practical instead of broad and noisy.
Zion canyoneering permit alerts
Watch Zion canyoneering permit openings
Zion canyoneering trips can depend on a narrow permit window and a specific route. FirstCampsite helps you monitor supported Zion permit results for changes.
Focused on supported Zion permit results
Useful when route-specific dates are unavailable
Use the first scan free on a new account
First scan free
Build a campsite alert
Pick a place and dates. We watch for cancellations.
Need a permit alert? Supported permit results are labeled in search. See the current permit list. Don't see your campsite or permit? .
Try Zion canyoneering permit
Cancellation alert guide
How this helps with booked-out trips
Keep campground planning separate
If Watchman or South Campground would also make the trip possible, create separate campground scans rather than mixing them into a permit watch.
Finish the permit on Recreation.gov
FirstCampsite alerts you when it detects a matching opening, but it does not hold or purchase the permit for you.
FirstCampsite activity
Results from real campsite and permit scans
Public totals are calculated from aggregate scan records and omit user identities, contact information, and private trip dates.
Total scan requests
47
Targets requested
25
Successful scans
20
Active now
4
Common questions
Does FirstCampsite support Zion canyoneering permits?
FirstCampsite supports configured Zion permit results in the scan builder. Support is limited to the permit areas currently configured.
Can I watch a permit and a campground for the same trip?
Yes. Separate scans are usually cleaner because the permit and campground availability can change independently.