Zion National Park, Utah

Walk into the Zion National Park and explore! You'll realize why 3 million visitors flock to the oldest and most famous National Park in Utah every year. The park features several soaring canyons, including the narrow and multicolored Kolob Canyons to the north and many miles of largely impenetrable mountain wilderness. The Zion canyon is the most incredible view for sightseeing enthusiasts. If you're into adventure, you'll be thrilled to find the best and the most varied hiking opportunities off all here at Zion.

The Zion canyon is the most incredible view for sightseeing enthusiasts. If you're into adventure, you'll be thrilled to find the best and the most varied hiking opportunities of all here at Zion.

The installation of the Zion Canyon shuttle system, in the Park and its surrounding region has made the place more bike-friendly. There are trails available for biking, both inside as well as outside the park. Popular trails include Pa'rus Trail, Gooseberry Mesa Trail and Right Fork- Bunker Creek trail. A horseback ride is another great way to explore the park. This will give a closer view of the wild than on foot. If you're looking for maps, brochures, and books to help enhance your visit, walk into one of the two visitor centers, which are open year round.