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October 15, 2017
October is synonymous with spooky, and here at Zion Ponderosa we have all types of spooktacular adventures waiting for our guests. Let’s begin with the most legendary, the tale of Jolley Gulch. Jolley Gulch Legend says that Jolley Gulch is haunted—it’s certainly one of the most popular trails on Zion Ponderosa. The trail winds through ponderosa pine forest, past the

Spooktacular October At Zion Ponderosa

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October 4, 2017
Our Fall 2017 Women’s Retreat is in full throes and we wanted to share what we’ve been up to! We have a week of amazing adventures planned, including hiking in Zion National Park and on Zion Ponderosa property, a guided canyoneering trip, ATV rides, horseback riding, even a helicopter tour over the stunningly beautiful Zion region. As always, we have

Fall 2017 Women’s Retreat: What We’ve Been Up To

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October 4, 2017
  Zion National Park is home to some of the world’s most iconic scenery. From the Zion Narrows to Angels Landing, the incredible images of the park are largely recognizable to anyone who’s visited Zion. But what about some of the lesser-known areas of the Zion National Park? Hidden Canyon, Kolob Arch, and Taylor Creek are just three examples of amazing

Is this Zion? [Quiz]

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September 29, 2017
Cooler temperatures and colorful autumn leaves are on their way to Zion. We’re welcoming fall with 20 things to do around Zion. Pick and choose your favorites to create your own fall bucket list. 1. Drive the Zion Canyon Scenic Drive. You’ll see southern Utah fall color at its best. 2. Go on a hike to see the fall colors. Lesser-known trails

Zion Bucket List: 20 Things To Do In Fall

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September 24, 2017
You may be surprised to learn that more than 30% of America is public land. They don’t call it America the Beautiful for nothing – and now you can give back. This year, take time to celebrate something we all share: our public lands. Saturday, September 30 is National Public Lands Day #NPLD. Originally established in 1994 to promote environmental

Celebrate National Public Lands Day #NPLD

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September 20, 2017
Zion National Park houses some of the world’s most unique, spectacular scenery. From The Narrows to Angel’s Landing, Zion offers the best in canyoneering and desert hiking you’ll find anywhere on earth. With an incredible 4.3 million people visiting in 2016, the park has gained some popularity and traffic over the years. Whether you’re planning your next family reunion or

The 5 Best Lesser-Known Trails in Zion National Park

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September 18, 2017
Visiting Zion in the fall feels as if you just stepped foot into a painting – a masterpiece of blazing oranges, brilliant red and glittering golds set against the striking canyon landscape. For a truly unforgettable experience, a drive through Zion Canyon and hiking the crisp leaves on colorful trails is something that everyone should experience at least once in

Plan Your Fall Zion Getaway

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September 15, 2017
Fall is an amazing time of year for nature-lovers and outdoors enthusiasts alike. From the crisp, refreshing air that brings a welcome reprieve from the summer heat, to the brilliant colors of the leaves, fall brings out some of the best that nature has to offer. Nowhere in the world offers the combination of breathtaking scenery, abundant wildlife, and brightly-colored

What to See in Zion National Park in Fall [Infographic]