Admire the breathtaking red sandstone cliffs, canyons, and formations like the Zion-Mount Carmel Highway and Court of the Patriarchs.

Explore trails for all skill levels, from The Narrows and Angel’s Landing to gentle walks along the Virgin River. Enjoy rock climbing, canyoneering, and camping.

Take a scenic drive through the park, offering stunning views and access to trails and viewpoints.

Spot mule deer, bighorn sheep, and various bird species throughout the park’s diverse habitats.

Enjoy a leisurely, paved trail along the Virgin River, perfect for a relaxing stroll through the canyon.

Hike to lush pools and waterfalls nestled within the canyon, offering a refreshing oasis.

Embark on a unique hike through the Virgin River’s narrow slot canyon for an unforgettable adventure.

Visit viewpoints like Canyon Overlook and Checkerboard Mesa for panoramic vistas of Zion’s landscapes.

Capture dramatic landscapes, vibrant colors, and unique rock formations in this photographer’s paradise.

Learn about the park’s geology, wildlife, and history through exhibits at the visitor center and museums.

Embark on this challenging 5-mile round-trip trail, featuring steep switchbacks and narrow ridgelines, culminating in panoramic views of Zion Canyon.

Wade through the Virgin River between towering canyon walls on this unique hike, with options for a shorter bottom-up trek or a longer top-down journey.

Traverse this picturesque route, accessible via shuttle during peak seasons, offering access to trailheads and stunning viewpoints.

Discover a series of pools and waterfalls along interconnected trails, ranging from easy to moderate difficulty.

Enjoy a leisurely, paved 2-mile round-trip stroll along the Virgin River, leading to the entrance of The Narrows.

Take this short 1-mile round-trip trail to a viewpoint offering expansive vistas of Zion Canyon and its surrounding formations.

Observe water seeping from sandstone cliffs, nourishing hanging gardens, accessible via a brief uphill walk.

Visit the park's northwest section to experience less-crowded trails, vibrant red rock formations, and scenic overlooks.

Access this 7-mile round-trip trail for breathtaking views overlooking Zion Canyon, including a vantage point higher than Angels Landing.

Navigate this scenic route featuring the historic Zion–Mount Carmel Tunnel and unique geological formations like Checkerboard Mesa.

Enhance your visit by joining educational talks, guided walks, and evening programs led by knowledgeable park rangers.

Enjoy a moderate 3-mile round-trip hike offering views of the Watchman peak and the town of Springdale.

Bike or walk this accessible 3.5-mile round-trip paved trail along the Virgin River, suitable for all ages.

Learn about the cultural and natural history of Zion through exhibits and informative displays.

Venture into the Kolob Canyons area on this 5-mile round-trip hike leading to the Double Arch Alcove.

For advanced hikers and canyoneers, navigate this strenuous Left Fork route featuring unique tubular formations; permits are required.

Engage in guided canyoneering adventures to explore Zion's slot canyons through rappelling, swimming, and scrambling.

Rent a bike or e-bike to explore the Zion Canyon Scenic Drive at your own pace, especially enjoyable during shuttle-only seasons.

Join guided horseback tours along trails such as the Sandbench Trail, offering a unique perspective of the park's landscapes.

Take advantage of Zion's designation as an International Dark Sky Park by observing a night sky filled with stars, planets, and the Milky Way.