
New Fire Restrictions Announced for Zion National Park
Due to high fire danger and an abundance of dry grass and shrubbery, Zion National Park officially changed its fire restrictions to level two on June 1st. These new changes are due to an unextinguished fire that happened at Watchman Campground…

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Cacti of Zion
Among the many amazing plant species in Zion are cacti. There are over 2000 species of cacti in the world. These unique plants come in many shapes and sizes, from tall and prickly to small and smooth and everything in between. In addition to…

Zion Campgrounds Now Requiring Reservations
Recently, a popular website boasted that Zion National Park is the most beautiful place on earth. Of course, how do you compare the white-sand beaches of Amanpulo with the mountainous regions of the Southwest? How do you compare a five-star…

Downtown Springdale
Springdale is well-known for being the “Gateway to Zion.” While it is true that Springdale hosts travelers who are visiting to explore Zion National Park, there are so many things to do in downtown Springdale that it would be a shame to…

Peregrin Falcon nesting season brings closures to climbing routes
Starting March 1st, climbing routes in Zion National Park will begin to close to accommodate the nesting and breeding season for peregrine falcons. The specific closure dates and areas are determined by data that has been collected from the…

Tips for Making Zion Stress-Free
Many people choose to retreat to the outdoors to relax, reduce stress, and recharge their bodies, minds, and spirits. For outdoor relaxation, there are few places better to visit than Zion National Park. The scenic overlooks, amazing trails,…
