Zion National Park—with its jaw-dropping 146,000 acres of towering cliffs, impressive canyons, and plentiful wildlife—is an awe-inspiring sight that should be near the top of anyone's travel bucket ...

Zion National Park is on Utah’s southwest border; it is only a few hours away across the Nevada border to Las Vegas. While Utah has five national parks, including one of the most spectacular, Bryce ...

It's no secret that the United States is home to some stunning national parks, but that doesn't mean that it's easy to visit these delightful public spaces. As these parks have been preserved for ...

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Zion National Park is stunning and peaceful in winter, with fewer crowds and rare access to scenic drives by personal vehicle. Winter visitors can hike quieter trails, stargaze under dark skies, and ...

It’s not often that travelers get advance notice for a sale. Usually, a bargain pops up right away and the clock starts ticking before it disappears. But Xanterra, a travel company that manages hotels ...

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 ...

Zion National Park is more than just a park for so many of its park visitors. It has become a Pilgrimage, a place to find oneself within nature. It is also easy to say the heartbeat of this endeavor ...

Two food and drink establishments in Zion National Park were awarded liquor licenses Thursday during a special meeting of Utah’s liquor commission. Red Rock Grill and Castle Dome Cafe, both located in ...

Zion National Park • The east entrance to the Edenic desert oasis known and beloved by millions worldwide as Zion National Park is no garden-variety gateway. For starters, there are no Golden Arches ...

Editor's note: Tamara Gane was a guest of Greater Zion, which paid for her trip. All opinions expressed below are entirely hers and were not subject to review by Greater Zion. Exploring Zion National ...