My last trip to Zion was in 1980. How things have changed! The shuttle up the canyon allows one to see the beauty without having to watch the road. The majesty of the views and the ability to get off and on at will to hike, picnic or just to take pictures is wonderful. We ate on the deck of... More

We drove from our B&B in Glendale going west on Hwy 9 to the Visitor's Center, so we got to enjoy the fabulous diversity of rocks and foliage around every bend in the winding road and the 1 mile tunnel. Do listen to the AM radio info when you see the signs to get info on vehicle size restrictions and... More

A sensational place to start a tour of Utah's famous national parks. No need to take your car if you are staying at Springdale. The Park offers a shuttle from the town to the Park Entrance, and their you can take the shuttle-which runs regularly and frequently all of the Park. The views at each stopping point are sensational, and... More

I have had a desire to visit Zion National Park now for several years, but have not had the opportunity until this past Spring Break. I loved every minute of my trip. This was a family trip, with my wife and three children ages 5, 7 and 8. As a family we were able to complete 6 of the hikes... More

The main attraction is Zion's main canyon as the whole shuttle tour and hiking trails revolve around it. Once accessing the park, make sure to ask the, very courteous rangers, for information and the best vistas. They will provide you with a map and great guidance. If you are not inclined to hiking, then take the 80 minutes round trip... More

we went as a family to zion nationa park.the entry through the tunnels was awesome.nice shuttle trips are available to cover the entire area in short duration. a walk through the narrow streams surrounded by huge mountains was adventurous. should remember to take walking sticks (not available once you enter)nice restaurants and rest area are available.beautiful scenic.

Awesome place to visit and hike for all levels. Unique and well run transit system, take advantage of it. Camping sites well maintained and bathrooms clean. Running water easily accessible at stations throughtout the park. Must reuse bottle, they do not sell water! (YAY!) Can't wait to go back next year!

My fiance and I spent two days hiking in Zion. It was a wonderful experience. We parked at the Visitor's Center and used the shuttle. Enjoyed the narration along the shuttle route. We saw several mule deer while there. The spring water refill station was nice.

We stayed nextdoor at Springdale Lodge which is just a short walk along the river. First day we rented bikes just over the pedestrian bridge and caught the shuttle which can take 2 bikes, to the furthest points for the riverside walk. We then spent half a day cycling back down, stopping at viewpoints and the Zion Lodge for lunch.... More