Winter in Zion is a magical time of year to visit the most popular park in Utah. The weather is mild, the crowds are sparse, and the views are spectacular. With daily average temperatures reaching 50-60°F and crowds at 5% of their typical peak summer numbers, dare we say winter in Zion may be the … Continued
Snowshoeing As far as winter activities in Zion go, snowshoeing is at the top of the list, especially if you already enjoy hiking. Deep snow usually prohibits the use of hiking trails but when you go snowshoeing, you’ll be able traverse landscape that would be otherwise inaccessible. Snowshoes work by distributing your weight over … Continued
Take a Scenic Drive In the summertime, Zion National Park accommodates its large number of visitors by prohibiting private vehicles from driving on the Zion Canyon Scenic Drive. One of the great things about winter in Zion is that they open this incredibly gorgeous drive to personal vehicles, meaning you can soak up all … Continued
If you’re looking for things to do in southwest Utah, we’re listing 4 must-see attractions that should be on the bucket list for your next trip to Greater Zion. 2. Cedar Breaks National Monument Rainbow hued rock formations, a giant 3-mile wide natural amphitheater, and sprawling wildflowers make seeing Cedar Breaks one of the best … Continued
Aerial Tours Avoid the congested roadway altogether and immerse yourself in the majestic beauty of Zion from the air. Soar over clifftops, through canyons, and see areas you would likely never see from the ground by chartering a helicopter or airplane tour. Zion Helicopters and Color Country Air Adventures are two local companies that will … Continued
