Top 10 Things To Do In ZION National Park

Welcome to Zion National Park, where nature's majesty and raw beauty come together to create an unforgettable experience. In this video, we'll explore the top 10 things to do in this extraordinary park and learn everything you need to plan a perfect trip. From towering cliffs to tranquil rivers and cascading waterfalls, Zion National Park offers breathtaking vistas and exhilarating adventures that will leave you in awe. Join us as we embark on a journey of discovery and immerse ourselves in the profound beauty of Zion National Park. Get ready to be inspired and captivated by the emotional allure of this remarkable destination.
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Websites:
Zion National Park site-
www.nps.gov/zion/index.htm
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0:00 Intro
0:39 Top 10 Things to Do bucket list in Zion National Park.
1:04 The Narrows
2:19 Angel's Landing
3:26 Canyon Overlook Trail
4:23 Zion Canyon Scenic Drive
5:19 Kolob Canyons
6:17 Observation Point
7:22 Pa'rus Trail
8:16 Weeping Rock Trail
9:07 Emerald Pools
10:14 The Subway
11:14 Best time to visit Zion National Park.
12:18 How to get there and around the Zion National Park.
12:53 Where to stay inside and outside the Zion National Park.
13:57 What to pack for Zion National Park Trip.
14:29 Must know things to know before planning to visit Zion National Park.
15:30 Conclusion
Where to Stay inside the Zion National Park/ Where to stay near Zion National Park:
Zion National Park offers a range of accommodation options to suit different preferences. The Zion Lodge is the primary lodging facility located in the heart of the park, offering rooms, cabins, and suites. Staying at Zion Lodge provides the convenience of being immersed in the park's natural beauty and close proximity to popular hiking trails. The lodge also features a restaurant, a gift shop, and access to shuttle services. It's recommended to make reservations well in advance, especially during peak seasons, as availability can be limited. Alternatively, there are several campgrounds within the park, such as Watchman Campground and South Campground, which offer campsites for tents and RVs. For those seeking a more rustic experience, backcountry camping is available with permits. Also the town of Springdale, located just outside the park's entrance, provides a variety of hotels, motels, and camping options.
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[@egtraveler]

0:00 Intro 0:39 Top 10 Things to Do bucket list in Zion National Park. 1:04 The Narrows 2:19 Angel's Landing 3:26 Canyon Overlook Trail 4:23 Zion Canyon Scenic Drive 5:19 Kolob Canyons 6:17 Observation Point 7:22 Pa'rus Trail 8:16 Weeping Rock Trail 9:07 Emerald Pools 10:14 The Subway 11:14 Best time to visit Zion National Park. 12:18 How to get there and around the Zion National Park. 12:53 Where to stay inside and outside the Zion National Park. 13:57 What to pack for Zion National Park Trip. 14:29 Must know things to know before planning to visit Zion National Park. 15:30 Conclusion

[@jayinla228]

Is scenic drive open now? I thought only shuttles drove inside.

[@egtraveler]

Zion Canyon Scenic Drive is only accessible by free shuttle bus most of the year. When the shuttle is not running the road is open to drivers if parking is available. To check the current status, check the park site here- www.nps.gov/zion/planyourvisit/conditions.htm Thanks for commenting.

[@nibiruresearch]

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[@egtraveler]

😊

[@mrdontplay4855]

Looks like pyramids

[@jermaine2712]

No thanks, I'm not a Zionist.

[@egtraveler]

😊