Hello, winter! It’s time for snowy hikes, cozy nights in front of the fireplace, and epic Zion adventures. Haven’t been to Zion National Park in winter? No worries! With planning and the right gear, you can experience your favorite place in new and beautiful ways. There’s truly snow place like Zion in winter. Zion Ponderosa is located on 4,000 acres …
New East Zion Adventures You Won’t Want to Miss
At Zion Ponderosa, our goal is to help you have an entirely unique Zion vacation. That means finding the perfect adventure that appeals to your interests, group size, time constraints and comfort level. Multiple tour options for horseback riding, jeep tours, canyoneering and guided hiking provide plenty of options—and we’re always striving to create new East Zion adventures for our …
How to Find Your Zen at Zion
Looking to escape for a few days of rest, relaxation, and even a little adventure? Look no further than Southwestern Utah! For centuries, people have come from all walks of life to this area to heal their minds, bodies, and reconnect with nature. Find your zen at Zion National Park and Zion Ponderosa Ranch Resort, where you’ll be fully immersed …
5 Zion Adventures You Have to Experience This Fall
Autumn in Zion is beyond breathtaking. Colorful foliage perfectly complemented by Zion’s red sandstone set a magical stage for hiking in Zion Canyon, exploring East Zion’s slot canyons, horseback riding, jeep tours and so much more. And let’s not forget how pleasant Zion National Park is with fall’s cooler temps and fewer crowds! With that in mind, here are five …
What I Learned As A Zion Ponderosa Adventure Guide
Zion Ponderosa recreation guides are adventurous and charismatic lovers of life who always find a way to incorporate the outdoors into their daily lives and document their adventures. We caught up with three former adventure guides who are off tackling new goals to find out what their favorite memories are of Zion Ponderosa, and how their experiences here are helping …
Get to Know Zion Ponderosa’s Head Wrangler
For Zion Ponderosa head wrangler Priscilla, her job is her life—and she means that in a good way. Priscilla spent her first birthday riding a horse in Wyoming, where she grew up, and has been on horseback ever since. “Even when I’m off work, I’m out riding horses,” she says. Spending her childhood on ranches in Wyoming, Missouri and Montana, …