Zion National Park: Utah’s Towering Wonderland

Tucked away in the southwestern corner of Utah, Zion National Park is a place of soaring sandstone cliffs, narrow slot canyons, and breathtaking desert landscapes. As one of the most visited national parks in the United States, Zion delivers unforgettable scenery and a connection to nature that’s both humbling and invigorating.

A Land of Contrasts

Zion’s landscapes are the result of millions of years of geological uplift, erosion, and the persistent carving of the Virgin River. The result? Towering red and cream-colored cliffs, hidden waterfalls, and lush hanging gardens that seem to defy the desert climate.

Whether you’re standing at the base of The Great White Throne or looking up from the canyon floor at Angel’s Landing, Zion invites you to look up—and within.

Highlights Not to Miss

• Zion Canyon Scenic Drive: The main artery through the park, with access to many of Zion’s most iconic viewpoints and trailheads.

• Angel’s Landing: Not for the faint of heart, this trail is famous for its steep drop-offs and panoramic views from the summit.

• The Narrows: Hike through the Virgin River itself, surrounded by 1,000-foot canyon walls. Water shoes recommended!

• Emerald Pools: A family-friendly hike with multiple tiers of waterfalls and pools.

• Canyon Overlook Trail: A short but stunning hike offering a bird’s-eye view of Zion Canyon.

👉 Ready to explore the Southwest’s greatest treasures? Check out our Southwest Tour - a perfect companion to your Zion adventure.