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Zion National Park
Things To Do
 
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2008-09 Winter Park Map & Guide

2008 Zion Visitor Guide

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Hiking
Zion offers many trails ranging from short "leg-stretcher" walks to strenuous adventures. more...

Wildflowers & Fall Colors
A variety of life zones and habitats makes Zion an excellent location for wildflower walks in spring and brilliant leaf color in autumn.

Photography
Zion offers the photographer many opportunities to explore color, texture, and light.

Birdwatching 
Zion is home to 271 species of birds. Bird checklists are available at the visitor centers.

Bicycling
The Pa'rus Trail offers a paved, car-free alternative for bicyclists to connect with the Zion Canyon Scenic Drive. Shuttle buses are equipped with bike racks.

Horseback Riding
Canyon Trail Rides offers one hour and half day horseback rides in Zion Canyon. Most people who ride the trails in Zion have never been on horseback before! For more information visit www.canyonrides.com

Ranger-led activities

Join a Park Ranger to learn more about Zion National Park. Topics include animals, geology, plants, human history and more. Programs include Ride with a Ranger shuttle tours, guided hikes, daytime talks and evening programs at Watchman Campground and Zion Lodge. All programs are free. Check the weekly schedules  posted at visitor centers and bulletin boards throughout the park for times, places, and subjects. more...

 
South Campground
Camping in Zion
Campground Information
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Junior Ranger Hike
Hey Kids! Become a Junior Ranger!
Here's how
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Pioneers
The human experience in Zion
Learn more at the Zion Human History Museum
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Shuttle Bus
All Aboard The Zion Shuttle!
It's free and fun!
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Pa'rus Trail  

Did You Know?
Zion National Park has a trail where pets are allowed. The Pa'rus Trail winds along the Virgin River for 2 miles at the entrance to Zion Canyon and is also a bicycle path
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Last Updated: November 16, 2008 at 11:09 EST