National Parks: Zion National Park See breathtaking canyons, thundering waterfalls, rare wildlife, and colorful hanging gardens. Take the free shuttle to the Temple of Sinawava and see ancient Native American pictographs in Cave Valley. Watch the sun set from Lava Point. Are you brave enough to hike the narrow, sky-high trail of Angels Landing? Reward … Continued
Weather, Waterfalls, and Wildflowers The weather forecast says Spring rains and snowmelt mean increased water will be gushing over Zion National Park’s many waterfalls. Three of the most dramatic falls are… Lower Emerald Pool – Follow a paved trail from Shuttle Stop #5 at Zion Lodge which leads to the waterfalls. Upper Emerald Pool … Continued
Zion Tubing Tour on the Virgin River and What to Know The Virgin riverbed is rocky and sandy. It can hurt your feet when you stand up, so wear Crocs, old sneakers, or flip-flops to protect yourself. The tubing trip takes about 1 hour and 20 minutes; bring these items to insure your comfort… Sunscreen … Continued
Paid Shuttle Tours to Zion National Park, March thru November Between March and November, the free Zion Park shuttle makes seeing the park convenient and accessible. During the 90-minute tour, the driver narrates and reveals fun facts while you ride through the scenic canyon. Get on and off the bus as often as you … Continued
Everybody is fascinated by dinosaurs. Take your family on a little side trip to nearby St. George to walk with dinosaurs and see thousands of fossilized footprints at Dinosaur Discovery – it’s handicapped accessible, dog-friendly, and only 27 miles away. In the Dinosaur Museum See what this area looked like 200 million years ago … Continued
