Zion is one of America's most beloved National Parks! The name Zion alone instantly brings thoughts of several iconic popular hikes within the National Park System and is a big reason for the park's ...

Attempt one (or both) of the park’s iconic hikes: Angles Landing and The Narrows. Take in expansive views of the night sky from several viewpoints throughout the park. Stay in the park when you book a ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Spring is one of the most popular times to visit Zion, and for good reason. Daytime temperatures are generally mild, ranging from ...

After a two-year closure, visitors to Zion National Park can again enjoy the popular hanging gardens and shady alcove at Weeping Rock. The park reopened the trail and shuttle stop 7 on Friday. Since a ...

Zion National Park on Tuesday reopened a bridge connecting Zion Lodge to the popular Emerald Pools hiking trails that weave through ephemeral waterfalls and essential water bodies for wildlife.

Visitors will soon have an opportunity to secure a permit to take in one of the more cherished sites at Zion National Park.

Park officials warn of heavy traffic, long lines and no shuttle service during holiday weekend.

Presidents Day weekend is one of Zion National Park’s busiest winter weekends. The information here will help you avoid traffic, crowds and stress.

Zion National Park sits near the Utah-Arizona border. It’s within a few hours' drive of other Southwest national parks like Bryce Canyon (70 miles) and Capitol Reef (175 miles). To reach it, fly into ...