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Hiking Southern Utah: Hidden Canyon in Zion National Park

Guest Contributor - January 18, 2020

The classic Zion Canyon Trail was developed in 1928, a year after the "hanging canyon" --- dubbed "Hidden Canyon" --- was discovered.

Zion National Park staff were notified of a large rockfall near Weeping Rock Shuttle Stop in the main canyon Aug. 25. Three visitors were injured.

Rockfall at Weeping Rock injures Zion hikers

Guest Contributor - August 26, 2019

Zion National Park staff were notified of a large rockfall near Weeping Rock Shuttle Stop in the main canyon Aug. 25. Three visitors were injured.

Zion National Park anticipates that Independence Day weekend, July 4–7, will be extremely busy. Visitors should expect congestion and high temperatures.

Zion National Park anticipates busy Independence Day weekend

Guest Contributor - June 30, 2019

Zion National Park anticipates that Independence Day weekend, July 4–7, will be extremely busy. Visitors should expect congestion and high temperatures.

While Zion National Park is extending facility hours and increasing staff, visitors should expect crowded conditions and long lines on Memorial Day weekend.

Zion National Park prepares for Memorial Day weekend crowds

Guest Contributor - May 19, 2019

While Zion National Park is extending facility hours and increasing staff, visitors should expect crowded conditions and long lines on Memorial Day weekend.

U.S. park rangers at Zion National Park are investigating the recent theft of funds from the fee drop box in Watchman Campground in Zion Canyon.

Zion National Park rangers investigating theft in Watchman Campground

Guest Contributor - March 13, 2019

U.S. park rangers at Zion National Park are investigating the recent theft of funds from the fee drop box in Watchman Campground in Zion Canyon.

Climbing routes on cliffs used by nesting peregrine falcons in Zion National Park will be temporarily closed beginning March 1.

Zion National Park closes select trails for nesting peregrine falcons

Guest Contributor - March 1, 2019

Zion National Park closes select trails for nesting peregrine falcons By Janice Stroud-Settles Climbing routes on cliffs used by nesting peregrine falcons in Zion National Park...

A Winter Storm Warning has been issued. As up to two feet of snow are expected in Zion National Park, closures and delays are likely.

As Zion National Park braces for snowstorm, delays and closures likely

Guest Contributor - February 20, 2019

A Winter Storm Warning has been issued. As up to two feet of snow are expected in Zion National Park, closures and delays are likely.

Thousands of Zion National Park visitors are expected over the Presidents Day Weekend. In 2018, the park hosted more than 25,000 visitors.

Presidents Day Weekend at Zion National Park starts with trail closures,...

Guest Contributor - February 13, 2019

Presidents Day Weekend at Zion National Park starts with trail closures, abbreviated shuttle schedule By Eleanor Siebers Thousands of Zion National Park visitors are expected over...

Poetry in the Park will provide aspiring writers the opportunity to put their feelings towards Zion National Park on paper.

Poetry in the Park a rewarding experience for budding poets

Guest Contributor - February 10, 2019

Poetry in the Park a rewarding experience for budding poets By Reuben Wadsworth Zion National Park evokes an emotional response from most of its visitors, but...

During the government shutdown, park roads, lookouts, and trails at Zion National Park, except for those around Kolob Canyons, will remain accessible.

Zion National Park accessible during government shutdown

Guest Contributor - December 24, 2018

Zion National Park accessible during government shutdown By Alyssa Baltrus During the federal government shutdown due to the lapse of appropriations, national parks will remain as...

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