Trail review: Zion’s Emerald Pools
Zion National Park is renowned for Angel’s Landing, which has been called one of the most treacherous hikes in the United States. Though many travel miles to embark on this famous trek, those with an …
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200 million-year-old fish fossil discovered in Zion National Park
While the stunning geological formations of southern Utah’s national parks are internationally renowned, it’s not every day that the fossil of a prehistoric fish is discovered in these famous red rocks. Such a discovery was …
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Eco-friendly electric shuttles roll out at Zion National Park
Zion National Park is an internationally recognized name that inspires images of steep red cliffs, lush desert canyons and plenty of hiking. What might not be as apparent as the breathtaking landscape is the National …
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Zion shuttle reopens for spring
As of March 11, the Zion Canyon Shuttle System has reopened to provide public transport to Zion National Park visitors. No reservation or permit is needed to use the transportation. The shuttle system is split …
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A Ranger Moment: SUU student Cheyenne Mitchell speaks at OES
On March 16, SUU Outdoors hosted Cheyenne Mitchell, a Utah Master Naturalist and former National Park Service intern, for the latest Outdoor Education Series presentation. Mitchell shared her experience working in national parks and other …
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Zion selects 2023 Artists-in-Residence
Zion National Park and their non-profit partner, the Zion Forever Project, selected three new artists to participate in their annual artist-in-residence program. Each artist will fully immerse themself in the park for a month to …
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