Zion National Park was established in 1909 and is the oldest national park in Utah. It is comprised of 229 square miles of stunning red rock canyons and towering mountains. The park is home to a variety of wildlife, including mountain lions, mule deer, bighorn sheep, and a variety of birds. There are also several archaeological sites in the park, such as the Kolob Arch, which is one of the largest freestanding arches in the world.

Zion National Park is a hiker‘s paradise, with a variety of trails ranging from easy to strenuous. The Angels Landing Trail is one of the most popular and challenging hikes in Zion, with steep switchbacks and breathtaking views of the canyon. The Narrows is a 16–mile round trip hike that passes through a beautiful slot canyon. The Canyon Overlook Trail is a 1–mile round trip trail that passes through a stunning canyon with views of the valley. The Emerald Pools Trail is a 3–mile round trip that passes through lush vegetation and the three Emerald Pools.

For a unique experience, take a dip in the Virgin River, which flows through the park and right down to our property here at Zion White Bison Resort.

The Emerald Pools Trail is a 3–mile round trip that passes through lush vegetation and the three Emerald Pools

The Narrows is a 16–mile round trip hike that passes through a beautiful slot canyon.

The West Rim Trail is a strenuous 14–mile round trip hike that passes through the high plateaus of Zion.

The Canyon Overlook Trail is a 1–mile round trip trail that passes through a stunning canyon with views of the valley.

The Pa’rus Trail is an easy 3–mile round trip hike that passes along the Virgin River and is accessible for wheelchairs and strollers.

Observation Point Trail is a strenuous 8–mile round trip hike that provides spectacular views of the canyon and the valley.

The Weeping Rock Trail is a short 1/2–mile round trip hike that passes through a lush hanging garden.

The Watchman Trail is a moderate 3–mile round trip hike with spectacular views of the valley and the Watchman peak.

The Hidden Canyon Trail is a strenuous 3–mile round trip hike that passes through a narrow slot canyon.

The Kolob Arch Trail is a moderate 7–mile round trip hike that passes through a stunning red rock canyon and leads to the Kolob Arch.

The East Rim Trail is a strenuous 11–mile round trip hike that passes through the high plateaus of Zion and provides stunning views of the canyon.

Scenic Lookouts: The Observation Point Trail and the West Rim Trail provide stunning views of the canyon and the valley.

Slot Canyons: The Narrows and the Hidden Canyon Trail are two of the most popular slot canyons in Zion.

Waterfalls: The Weeping Rock Trail passes through a lush hanging garden with several small waterfalls.

Arches: The Kolob Arch Trail leads to the Kolob Arch, one of the most spectacular arches in the park.

Hanging Gardens: The Emerald Pools Trail passes through a beautiful hanging garden with several waterfalls.

Before visiting Zion National Park, it‘s important to plan ahead and prepare for your trip. Be sure to check the weather and bring the right clothing and supplies. Make sure to bring plenty of water, as it can get very hot in the summer months. You should also bring a map or GPS device to help you navigate the park, and a first–aid kit in case of any emergencies. 

Zion National Park is located in Southern Utah and is easily accessible from Las Vegas, St. George, and Salt Lake City. The closest airport is the St. George Municipal Airport, and there is a shuttle service that runs from Springdale to the park.

Zion National Park offers a wide range of activities, from hiking and rock climbing to camping, fishing, and horseback riding. There are trails ranging from easy to strenuous, so be sure to choose one that suits your level of experience.

When visiting Zion National Park, be sure to bring plenty of water, check the weather before your trip, and bring a map or GPS device to help you navigate.  To make the most of your trip to Zion National Park, try to visit during less crowded times, such as early mornings or late evenings.

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