Information, Zion National Park

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Zion is located at the western edge of the Colorado Plateau.

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A surprisingly diverse array of plant life.

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There are a variety of animal habitats within the park.

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Zion National Park is open 365 days a year.

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An entrance fee is required for the park.

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Zion experiences a wide range of weather conditions and patterns.

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Plan ahead!

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This free shuttle runs from April 1 to Oct. 30.

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Picks up and drops off visitors in this nearby town.

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Oversized vehicles require a tunnel escort.

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Zion Lodge is the only lodging option within park.

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There are three campgrounds in Zion National Park.

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The park offers a variety of goods and services.

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Permitted only on roadways and the Pa'rus Trail.

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Permit are required for all overnight trips.

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Hiking in canyons require preparation and planning.

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Guided trips are available from March to October.

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A number of incredible park features are only accessible by backpacking.

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Zion is a favorite of climbers in search of big wall climbs.

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How and where to take great photos of Zion National Park, courtesy of photography expert Mel Martin.

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Entering Zion Canyon is a journey into the distant past, surrounding visitors with multicolored formations of 240-million-year-old rock as they plunge 2,000 feet down to a claustrophobic riverbed just 20 feet wide in places.

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Pets are allowed on the multi-use Pa'rus Trail.

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The majority of buildings are fairly accessible.

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Key telephone and websites for the park.