The most popular route through Zion, which includes the famous top-to-bottom Narrows Hike, Weeping Rock, Emerald Pools, and Hidden Canyon.

The mandatory shuttle leaves from the visitors center and travels six miles through the most popular canyon road, with seven stops in between.

Zion's most popular hiking trail is also its most dangerous due to occasional flash floods.

This scenic highway offers interesting curves and tunnels.

A popular drive within Zion National Park.

This one-mile hiking trail starts just outside the east entrance to the Zion-Mt Carmel Tunnel, and leads to a dramatic observation point that provides impressive views of Zion's rugged landscape.

Scenic canyons located on the northwest section of Zion offer scenic overlooks onto natural arches, waterfalls, and the myriad colors of this popular National Park.

A spectacular entry into Zion National Park that consists of a 1.1-mile long tunnel and a highway that slowly winds down from a high plateau.

A paved walking trail.

This overlook provides a great view of southern Zion Canyon if you're willing to climb the 2200 feet of elevation to get there.

A short one-half mile trail.

A one-mile hike will bring you to this area of pools and waterfalls.

This trail can be hiked to view the Narrows of the Virgin River Canyon.

A narrow side ravine that joins Zion Canyon and offers scenic hiking trails.

Mesa country that is laid out in a checkerboard pattern and is a photographer's delight.

Canyon in Zion reachable via The Narrows hiking trail.

Scenic observation point with spectacular views of Zion National Park's rugged landscape.