Zion National Park
Parks highlighted in the movie:
- Arches National Park
- Bryce Canyon National Park
- Canyonlands National Park
- Capitol Reef National Park
- Glen Canyon National Recreation Area
- Zion National Park
To learn more about travel to Utah's parks, please visit this website.
READ MORESt. George—just 90 minutes north of Las Vegas on I-15—is the perfect destination for all kinds of outdoor activities: golf, hiking, biking, photography, shopping, dining or just plain relaxing! Zion National Park—just 40 minutes northeast—provides an unsurpassed setting to get you back in the good graces of Mother Nature! 1. HIT ...
READ MOREZion National Park open year round. In the springtime, temperatures are comfortable and precipitation is light. Streams from melting winter snows plunge down many sheer sandstone walls. Grasses and wildflowers abound. Photography is especially rewarding at this time of year because the flowers are in bloom. Bicycling, hiking, horseback ...
READ MOREAlert, watchful and keen for the scent, the cougar moves resolutely over intimate ground. Nearly invisible in the blackness, she takes the lead in a nightly drama that ensures the park's ecological balance. Although rarely seen, cougars, or mountain lions, live in Zion. Cougars are the natural predators of the ...
READ MOREBy Air: Delta Connection® Carriers and other airlines serve Cedar City, St. George and Salt Lake City, Utah, as well as Las Vegas, Nevada. By Bus: Greyhound/Trailways serves St. George and Cedar City. From there, you can rent a car to get to the park. By Rental Car: Rental cars are ...
READ MORE"Zion: a place regarded as devoted to God: a sacred city." – Webster's Dictionary Geologic History How were Zion's massive stone formations created? To answer that question, we must consider a span of time beginning 225 million years ago when the park's oldest rock layers were forming. It was the floor of ...
READ MORERain, wind, the pull of gravity and the small, seemingly peaceful Virgin River are master sculptors chiseling out Zion Canyon and its massive stone formations. Like inspired artists, these sculptors cannot put down their work. Refinements take place continuously, changing the details of the canyon, and the sandstone monoliths ...
READ MOREZion may be reached from the west on I-15 and then heading east on Route 9. From the east on U.S. 89, take Route 9 heading west to the park. Park Fees: Entrance to Zion is $25 per car and $12 per pedestrian or bicyclist (good for seven days). For ...
READ MORE
Zion, 9558
National Park Service
Zion
