Looking to do any camping in Zion National Park? If you’ve never been and are wondering what it’s like in one of the actual campgrounds in Zion, Watchman Campground. Camping in Zion offers an incredible way to truly experience all that is Zion National Park. Waking up to those sheer canyon walls is truly an […]
I recently hiked a little known canyon called Spring Canyon that’s right next to the Kolob Canyon section of Zion National Park, and Kannaraville Falls. I had heard rumor of it a few times but just didn’t really know. I was 60% sure I was in the right place when I began, but 60% isn’t […]
There are going to be some major renovations on a few of the trails in park, here are the Zion National Park trail closings for 2014. The Observation Point trail was built in 1920 over a 15-year period with pick axes and donkeys, and it hasn’t seen much of an update since then (there was […]
Yesterday I went hiking in Zion National Park (or for this story it’s better known as bushwhacking). Just above the Wildcat trail head that you use to hike the Subway is where I embarked. I’d driven that road from Virgin to Kolob Reservoir (the Kolob Terrace road) many times and I had always been amazed […]
Yesterday I had the immense opportunity to go biking in Zion, to see for myself what everyone has been talking about. And if I may offer part of the conclusion at the beginning, I couldn’t believe I’d never done that before! I found myself laughing at times at how thrilling, stunning and fun it was […]
Who doesn’t love to take a good road trip now and then? The anticipation of seeing what may be around the next turn can be addicting. And some of the best places to take a drive is through a national park. They all offer beautiful landscape that is often able to be viewed from lookout […]
Are you looking to add a little bit of the Grand Canyon to your Zion Canyon adventure? If so Toroweap Overlook is one of your best destinations, and isn’t too far from Zion. Toroweap is a very famous overlook that gives you one of the best views of the mighty Colorado River there is. Toroweap […]
We recently posted an article about What to See Between Vegas and Zion and were sorely reprimanded that we missed the Valley of Fire. In our haste to write a well written article that’s helpful and articulate, missing out on highlighting one of the better state parks found anywhere, was quite the oversight; so here […]
What kind of Zion park website would we be if we didn’t highlight our sister park just down the road from us Bryce Canyon? There is so much to love about Bryce, first and foremost the magical way it intrigues us and makes us wonder how it could have been formed. The red hoodoos that […]
Kolob Creek in Zion National Park is one of the best, and most technical canyons in all of Zion. The canyon itself offers amazing scenery as you traverse down upwards of eight rappels, until you reach the canyon floor. Many of them are done in narrow parts of the canyon and will leave you breathless […]