Welcome to the Beauty of Zion in the Winter Spring and summer tend to be the busiest time of year for Zion National Park and the surrounding area. When you experience Zion in the winter, you’ll enjoy cooler temperatures, fewer visitors, and breathtaking snow-kissed landscapes. So, pack your winter gear, bundle up, and embark on … Continued
Paid Shuttle Service Resumes on March 11th Millions of years of wind and water shaped the Zion Canyon. Thousands of years of human habitation made Zion Canyon a home for indigenous people who traveled on foot. Virtually inaccessible to vehicles until 25 miles of roads and tunnels were completed in 1930, a paid shuttle service … Continued
No Snow in Snow Canyon Well, very little snow anyway. Ironically named, Snow Canyon rarely has any snow. It was named for early Utah settlers named Snow. What Snow Canyon does have is 7,400 acres of colorful desert landscape and a mild climate which makes it just perfect for rock climbing and challenging hikes up … Continued
Hey Kids! Have Soda Pop and Candy Every Day from the candy store! Judd’s General Store is the oldest business in St. George and has been serving sweets to the public since 1911. Go on in there and have the kind of soda pop you had as a kid, like Nehi, Cheer Wine, and … Continued
Treat the family to a little trip to the St. George Children’s Museum while staying at Zion River Resort. They deserve it!
