Where to Eat, Stay, and Play on the Edge of Zion
Springdale, Utah, first settled by pioneers in 1862, prides itself as being a gateway to the natural wonders of Zion National Park, the third most visited national park in the…
A Beginner’s Guide to Canyoneering
Zion National Park is known as one of the world’s premier places for canyoneering (the art of descending canyons of various widths and depths). These adventures range from easy hikes…
How to Have a Long Weekend Getaway to Remember In and Around Zion National Park
It’s no secret that Zion National Park is home to a magical landscape. Named as a place of refuge and serenity, Zion features deep canyons dissected by rushing water and…
The Creature Comforts of Springdale (and Why It’s an Ideal Place to Recover from Your Zion Adventure)
Zion National Park and the rugged wilderness surrounding Springdale, Utah, is a giant red rock playground filled with magnificent scenery and grand outdoor adventures. It’s a place to play hard…
9 Reasons to Visit Zion National Park in Your Lifetime
In a state filled with dramatic scenery that stretches to the horizon and seemingly endless bucket list adventures, Zion National Park is the crown jewel of Utah’s five iconic national…
On the Outskirts of Zion: 10 Can’t-Miss Experiences Outside Park Boundaries
Putting Zion National Park on your bucket list is a no-brainer. This iconic national park puts Southern Utah on the map as a must-do travel destination. But look closely at…
Why Visiting Zion National Park In the Off Season Is a Great Idea
The busy season at Zion National Park, one of Utah’s iconic “Mighty 5” national parks, is full of visitors. Mostly from March through October, more than 4.5 million tourists made…
The Story of Springdale: One of the Most Hospitable Towns in America
Springdale, Utah, sits at the mouth of Zion Canyon, sandwiched between The Watchman, a pointed stone mountain, and Mount Kinesava on the southern edge of Zion National Park. The small…