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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 …
Last spring we received word of a golden eagle in a roadside field near Zion Ponderosa. As golden eagles are generally wary around people, and should never be disturbed up close, it was a rare and exciting opportunity to be able to photograph and observe one from a safe distance. Zion National Park is a habitat for 291 species of …
Zion National Park is home to more than just stunning rock monoliths and narrow sandstone slot canyons. The park is an ecological hub, supporting a rich biodiversity of plant and animal life. In particular, Zion is a popular place for birds. Over 291 species of birds call Zion home. Whether you’re looking for bald eagles during the winter, or want …
Springtime is baby animal season and we are seeing so many cute little critters running around Zion. From wild turkeys birthing chicks to deer fawn grazing in the meadows, baby animals are springing to life in Zion. Welcome to the World First we’d like to announce the arrival of our very own baby Typhoon, here at Zion Ponderosa. The colt …
The gifts are unwrapped, the decorations are put away, the holiday season is winding down. Now that the hustle and bustle of December is coming to a close, there’s time to focus on peace and quiet. How will you be enjoying the rest of this winter? If you’re thinking about visiting Zion, here are 8 reasons why you should! 1. Serenity …
With the growing interest in Zion National Park, many visitors have learned that one of the best times to experience Zion is during winter. Crowds are lighter, winter wildlife is frequently spotted, and skies are often sunny. While there’s been a bit more of the white stuff than usual this winter season, Zion canyon’s 4,000-foot base elevation typically sees daytime …
