Zion National Park

A canyon park in southwestern Utah defined by the steep Navajo sandstone walls of Zion Canyon, carved by the Virgin River. The park's shuttle system carries visitors along the canyon floor to trailheads for Angel's Landing, Emerald Pools, and the Narrows, a slot canyon waded through the river itself. The east entrance road crosses slickrock domes and a historic tunnel. Spring brings waterfalls and wildflowers, while autumn cottonwoods turn gold against the red walls.