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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...

Zion National Park will test mandatory shuttle service within the park and in Springdale to help visitors make connections within the park and the town.

Zion National Park tests mandatory shuttle service

Guest Contributor - December 20, 2018

Zion National Park tests mandatory shuttle service By Aly Baltrus Zion National Park will test mandatory shuttle service within the park Dec. 22–31. Shuttle service will...

Angels Landing, portion of West Rim Trail close for evaporative toilet...

Guest Contributor - October 15, 2018

Angels Landing, portion of West Rim Trail close for evaporative toilet improvement By Alyssa Baltrus The two evaporative toilets at Scout Lookout in Zion National Park...

Today, Zion National Park announced the signing of the South Entrance Fee Station Reconfiguration Finding of No Significant Impact, or FONSI.

Zion National Park announces Finding of No Significant Impact for the...

Guest Contributor - October 1, 2018

Zion National Park announces Finding of No Significant Impact for the South Entrance Fee Station Reconfiguration By Aly Baltrus and Shauna Ertolacci Today, the National Park...

Zion National Park has stopped issuing wilderness permits to hike the Zion Narrows from North to South ("top-down"). This includes the 16-mile one-way day hike and all overnight use.

Zion National Park stops issuing top-down permits for The Narrows

Guest Contributor - September 26, 2018

Zion National Park stops issuing top-down permits for The Narrows Effective immediately, Zion National Park has stopped issuing wilderness permits to hike the Zion Narrows...

Zion National Park’s Hidden Canyon Trail closed after rockfall

The Independent - August 29, 2018

Zion National Park's Hidden Canyon Trail closed after rockfall A rockfall came down on Hidden Canyon Trail Aug. 28. Nine visitors were temporarily trapped behind...

Zion National Park releases South Entrance Fee Station Reconfiguration Environmental Assessment

Guest Contributor - August 21, 2018

Zion National Park releases South Entrance Fee Station Reconfiguration Environmental Assessment On Aug. 20, the National Park Service is accepting public comments on a plan...

The body of a missing hiker, 47-year-old Maurice Harris, was discovered today in Zion National Park after intensive search-and-rescue efforts.

Body of missing hiker found in Zion National Park

The Independent - August 15, 2018

Body of missing hiker found in Zion National Park Earlier today, a hiker was reported as missing in Zion National Park. A body has been...

Hiker missing in Zion National Park

The Independent - August 15, 2018

Hiker missing in Zion National Park A search and rescue team is looking for an overdue hiker missing in Zion National Park on the east...

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