> would actively destroy such installations if anywhere close to existing routes. And in Zion? Your claim is contradicted by the fact that the most popular hik

> would actively destroy such installations if anywhere close to existing routes. And in Zion? Your claim is contradicted by the fact that the most popular hike at Zion, Angels Landing, has an established set of fixed heavy chains to guide people up and down. Not to mention Walter's Wiggles, without which most people wouldnt be able to reach Scout's Lookout, the base of Angels Landing. Also, these via ferratas you're objecting to are located outside Zion NP.