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Is Zion National Park Open During Government Shutdown? – How to Visit With the ongoing federal government shutdown, many national parks across the country are understaffed, if staffed at all. Thanks to generous donations from the Utah Tourism Office, the Zion Forever Project, Washington County, the city of St. George and private donors, Zion National Park has been able to …
The holiday season inspires us to be reflective. As fall drapes over our beautiful Zion landscape in anticipation of winter, we’re gobbling up every precious minute outdoors with loved ones – and we hope you will, too. When REI launched the #optoutside movement a few years ago, they gave priority to employees over profits. Rather than open stores on the …
Planning your next camping trip to Zion? Experience the East Zion plateau at Zion Crest Campground. Zion Ponderosa’s new campground sits above Zion National Park, nestled in the cool shade of ponderosa pine trees on the rim of Jolley Gulch. Sitting at 6,500 feet elevation, Zion Crest campground offers cooler temperatures than the scorching summer heat you’ll find down at …
If you’re trying to get the most bang for your travel buck, there’s no better price tag than free. And if you’re traveling around to see America’s national parks this year, you’re in luck, because the National Park Service is offering 10 free admission days in 2017. About 120 of the 400+ national public lands and monuments throughout the U.S. …
Utah’s national parks—famously known as “The Mighty 5®”—draw millions of visitors from around the world every year. From spectacular Zion to breathtaking Bryce Canyon, awe-inspiring Arches, quiet Capitol Reef and captivating Canyonlands, The Mighty 5® never disappoint. Did you know that Zion National Park is the most popular of The Mighty 5®? If you’ve been to Zion you already know why. …
Hiking in southern Utah almost always leads to something amazing, whether it’s a sweeping panoramic view, massive cliffs, a glimpse of wildlife, a narrow slot canyon, or a unique rock formation. A natural arch is created when cracks penetrate deep into sandstone, and weather erosion wears away the exposed rock layers. Water and ice cause expansion and eventually break through …
