Zion National Park: 10 Things to Know Before You Go

[@YellowProductions]

Going to Zion? You might enjoy my video review of the Springhill Suites Zion Hotel: kzbin.info/www/bejne/kJbZp56CjayNgMk Las Vegas is the closest big city - Check out my videos on Las Vegas: kzbin.info/aero/PLOVadUHX1B-JzE5fiVleugu6HTYLsr2sk

[@carncats07]

It looks cold at the time of your video. What was the temperature? (In celsius please)

[@YellowProductions]

@@carncats07 It was around 3C

[@Vac20]

I went to utah for 5 days and i went to zion and it's really great but it was really cold

[@ryan_themeparkenthusiast]

What about St. George? It's a pretty big city.

[@romanalejandro749]

Instablaster

[@radstorm7755]

Watch out for Yao Guai, too.

[@Oooga-Chaka]

I came here specifically looking for Fallout references.

[@HeHasRisen1]

Yes Yao Guai watch for you will

[@mxwm1068]

I’d love to hear the tales from this park 😬

[@TheAmericanTenant]

@@Oooga-Chaka same

[@AppalachiaHillBilly]

Any deathclaws?

[@tamarriontaloness8895]

I am a local, and visitors need to know that Zion lodge is not the only place to get food or lodging. You have lots of motels and restaraunts in springdale, Or if you want to save money go to either laverkin or hurricane which is only 30 minutes away from the park. And they have restaurants and groceries just down the street, And its not expensive like springdale or zion lodge. Hurricane and laverkin have nice motels like motel 6, clarion, windam resorts, best western, ect. You name it its here. From Really nice restaurants to fast food. Also 4 wheeler rentals, guided tours, River tubing in springdale. Helicopter tours and lots more. Yes watch the weather for flash floods, but its really safe most of the year. As a local that has lived here his life, I have to say that it is an awesome place to be, and a great place to raise children. The crime is extremely low, and the people are really good people.

[@wolfhounds1]

Zion is a great park. I usually get a 10 day package deal to Vegas for about $900 and use it as a homebase. I hate casinos so I'm usually out the door by 5:00 AM in my rental car and hitting all of the State and Federal Parks during the day. Zion Park officials are very accommodating and allowed me access to the park after the buses stopped running. They gave me a special photography permit to roam the park at night which was awesome. They do discourage any night hikes which is totally understandable, still driving the park at 2:00 AM during clear skies is a sight to behold. There are plenty of pull offs for night Photography. Two thumbs up for Zion.

[@YellowProductions]

Neat!

[@RedondoBeach2]

Who do you recommend talking to at the park for this type of access? I plan to be there in December and would appreciate having the ability to drive into the park with my vehicle before daylight, before most of the other hikers come in on the buses. This would help with photography and with access to Angel's Landing with few-if-any hikers on the trail before dawn.

[@worldcitizeng6507]

How many hours drive from Vegas to Zion park?

[@The_man_with_the_plan]

Bonus tip: If you stumble upon some Legionaries don't ask about the name Joshua Graham.

[@anthonygonzales207]

Your more likely to die of White Leg attacks and Salt-Upon-Wounds than Legion.

[@The_man_with_the_plan]

@@anthonygonzales207 yea you right

[@rocketshipsrule8056]

The time for talk has passed, now the lord's work must be done.

[@llxgo]

LMFAOO fallout things😌

[@zleepyjan]

What's a "Legionaries?" animal? law enforcement?

[@firestepher72]

As a native Utahn I strongly suggest you DO NOT go to Zion during the summer. It's too crowded and HOT!!! I would recommend going in the off season months. Also don't forget to check out the other National Parks as well. Arches, Canyonlands, and Bryce Canyon. Southern Utah has some of the most beautiful and breathtaking scenery.

[@YellowProductions]

Thanks for the tip to avoid Summer!

[@fabianhernandez4839]

First time to go to Utah, but I just got 2 days I'm driving from San Francisco leaving Friday afternoon so I have Saturday and Sunday what place you recommend? Thank you in advance.

[@KestonMoore]

Hey I just released a video about zions and would love to get some feedback! Thanks so much.

[@marthagriffin4121]

we're planning to go early summer the first week of June hopefully is not too crowded

[@marymary20]

A fabulous lodging option is Under Canvas, Zion - a Glamping set-up. A campsite with large tents containing king sized beds with private bathrooms.

[@YellowProductions]

Thanks for the tip Mary!

[@simonbroddle754]

We stayed at the Arrowhead Cabins at Mt Carmel, UT. Lovely cabins and a great breakfast and nice and close to Zion and Bryce Canyon. A great location right in the middle of the Utah parks area.

[@FranticMonster11]

Visited Zion in October on my first trip to America.... absolutely loved it!!! Can't wait to go back to the USA

[@YellowProductions]

Awesome

[@JT_70]

There are plenty of places to stay in nearby LaVerkin, Hurricane and St George. It’s an easy 20 mile or so drive from Hurricane. Get there early to beat the lines and park in the Visitor’s Center lot. Street parking in nearby Springdale is $30. If thinking about hiking to Angel’s Landing check out some KZbin videos first. Food at the lodge is outrageously priced and service is very slow. If the water level (volume) is high the narrows are closed to hiking. Emerald Pool is a nice, fairly easy hike. Take the shuttle to the last stop, #9, hike that trail (& the narrows, if open) then work your way back. Late April is a great time to go - no crowds, plenty of free parking early in the day, good weather. Don’t miss the Canyon Overlook Trail just outside the tunnel but good luck finding parking on the side of Hwy 9.

[@james_the_darklord]

I visited Zion 3 years ago with some friends to hike the Narrows trail. Instead of staying at a smelly cigarette hotel in Las Vegas which I don't like, we rented a cabin in one of the small towns called Tropic near Bryce Canyon in which we also hiked. Inside the park we just parked along the main road and it's free, we did not pay a parking fee. The best way to visit Utah is by driving around on a road trip.

[@YellowProductions]

Neat!

[@glennredwine289]

The drive is the grand circle tour it goes from zion to Bryce Cyn NP then on thu Tropic to Escalante on Utah hwy 12. The drive from Escalante past Calf creek BLM REC AREA: campground is very interesting as it is on a hogback ridge. the drive continues on hwy 12 north from to torrey, ut and then thru the northern part of Capital Reef NP to Hanksville and then south on UT hwy 96 past the Colorado river bridge @ Hite, UT. tHIS IS QUITE DRAMATIC at Hite as it descends thru several thousands of cliffs down to the river at Hite. Another interesting drive is to turn onto the Burr trail at Boulder, Ut and go down to Bullfrog Marina via the Notham Rd. Be aware that there is a steep descent to the Notham rd. thru the Waterpocket fold cliffs. It was unpaved in 1993 when I did it. The descent was wide and hard packed dirt and I made it down and back up in a 4cyl 4spd '86 Mustang. But I was in 1st gear all the way back up and almost overheated it even though I had a V8 sized radiator in it at that time. I turned around at the Notham Rd junction at the bottom of the Waterpocket fold cliffs because the road was sandy and I didn't want to get stuck. Past Rainbow Bridges NM an interesting is to go down hwy 261 past the VALLEY OF THE GODS thru the Moki Dugway which was also unpaved in 1993. The Goosenecks (of the San Juan) state park is very interesting; the San Juan river loops back on itself as most eroding it self into an oxbow lake. The Grand Circle tour then continues to Monument Valley Tribal Park where John Wayne made the Movie "Stagecoach" in 1936. You can go onto Grand Canyon NP South Rim or back to St George and the North Rim of GCNP past Vermillion Cliffs National Monument. There is a VERY interesting and beautiful hike to a place called "THE WAVE" where the rock layers undulate in a fascinating way like an Ocean wave. I haven't been there but seen many pictures of it; it is even on textbook covers as it is so unique and beautiful. I am dying to go back there and explore this area on BICYCLE.

[@james_the_darklord]

@@glennredwine289 sweet I'll do this too 😀

[@openmythirdeye]

The first is you better arrive very early, or you won't find parking. Invest in quality hiking shoes. If angels landing seems too scary to climb, try the observation point ( 8 miles), or the canyon overlook (if you aren't in great shape). Observation point was the best for me, plus walking through echo canyon was amazing too.

[@LarryManiccia]

Good advice! The earlier you hit the park the better. Shuttles are not crowded early in the morning. Angel's Landing was closed due to rock fall when I was there in Sept '18. I agree with you I did the Observation Point trail and it's spectacular for sure! Although not as scary as Angel's Landing you better be in good shape. The first mile to mile and a half is strenuous due to steep switchbacks. Once you get past there is gets easier, but still a tough trail.

[@carncats07]

I'm Australian and I visited Zion N.P in September 2017. Loved it. I'm pretty sure that the restaurant there was where they had all you can make and eat tacos for lunch.

[@YellowProductions]

Yup.. it sure does!

[@Angeandrowan1]

Omgsh, u have become my FAVORITE travel vlogger on KZbin! We are heading out West in the summer and it'll be 1/2 my family's first time past the Ohio Valley. So, to say we're stoked is an understatement! But none of us have been to Zion ever so this was SUPER helpful. Thank u SO MUCH! Also, your series on Vegas was AMAZING! and now I feel totally prepared for our trip. Thanks again for doing the prepping and planning for all of us. You're the best!

[@YellowProductions]

Right on. Enjoy Vegas and Zion!

[@LoganCharlesII]

An easy way to get there is to take a vacation to Las Vegas and then go to Zion by riding a shuttle that goes from one of the Vegas tour companies to Zion. The one I went on also took me to Bryce Canyon National Park. You just have to be prepared to spend the whole day in Utah.

[@RazzleD2]

Chris, I've been loving your videos for some time, but I just discovered this one about my summer home since I was born (East Zion). It is one of the best info videos that gets Zion right. Thanks!!

[@YellowProductions]

Right on. Thanks Razzle!!!

[@pmax5852]

Utah is amazing!!So American!!

[@dianacarter8204]

We locals love seeing the excitement visitors have when experiencing the beauty and sense of peace of the park. Be sure to visit the other attractions outside of the park as there are many. Also you may not want to mispronounce Zions as non locals pronounce it Zi-Ons while locals pronounce it as Zi-Uns. There's much to see and enjoy!

[@YellowProductions]

Thanks for the pronunciation tip!

[@KestonMoore]

Hey I just released a video about zions and would love to get some feedback! Thanks so much.

[@RazzleD2]

You did it right Chris...video and punctuation. I'm from the East Zion side and we cringe when those from Salt Lake and St. George say Zions Nation Park! Ugh. I think it's because they have a bank called Zions. Anyways, nice to hear it right from you! (It is Zion National Park)

[@ThatOneGuy-gd6zr]

I leave on a solo trip to Zion in 6 days and I couldn’t be more excited .

[@YellowProductions]

Enjoy Zion Jeremy!

[@shawnws1641]

We just went, drove right in and parked after doing our own 20 minute drive, then went back and rode the shuttles and the last Stop is Gorgeous! 1200 year old water, sooo peaceful especially at 5 pm when the sun is going down! 🥰🥰🥰

[@YellowProductions]

Nice!

[@bumblebee_tuna]

Super happy when I saw this video uploaded as me and my partner are heading over for a 3 week trip in July. Your Vegas videos were very helpful and so was this.

[@YellowProductions]

Awesome! Thanks Bumblebee Tuna! I hope you enjoy Zion!

[@RickW0071]

Love Zion! Been twice on day trips from Las Vegas!

[@platinumtaterbug]

The funnest thing to do in Zion is canyoneering! It gets you away from the massive crowds and puts you into serene slot canyons. You have to schedule the slot canyons in advanced and it takes some know-how. Doing it without any kind of training can be life threatening. Also good to watch weather forecasts to make sure there's no rain.

[@j.r.6379]

This was so helpful for my trip in October! Please do more of the National Parks (Bryce Canyon NP, Death Valley NP, Grand Canyon NP, Monument Valley)! I love your videos and appreciate all of the honest and detailed advice!

[@YellowProductions]

Thanks JR! Good news for you. We were just in Death Valley and I'm working on editing that video now!

[@j.r.6379]

@@YellowProductions That's amazing! I can't wait to see the video! Thank you for all of your travel content!

[@KestonMoore]

Hey I just released a video about zions and would love to get some feedback! Thanks so much.

[@dondenis1500]

Stay away from the weekends. The best time to go is midweek in the month of April and May or, in the fall like September or October. Best time to do Angles Landing is late afternoon.

[@dhypeng]

Now this is useful info!

[@LoganAddisMusic]

Thanks!

[@llxgo]

i can only do weekends😞

[@J10-f4s]

Hi! Is May a hot month? I am debating between April and May.

[@Simonofcalifornia]

There’s no better feeling then walking the narrows in summer. $25 to public park in stingy town Springdale.

[@mikeywhtshoes2353]

Daaaaamn Right before the world changed

[@Jamminn555]

Another informative and entertaining video! Have always wanted to learn more about Zion! Thanks so much for posting!!

[@YellowProductions]

Thanks Benjamin!

[@KestonMoore]

Hey I just released a video about zions and would love to get some feedback! Thanks so much.

[@hikgerguy1234]

Thanks for all the effort you put into this and the tips. I especially appreciate the tip about the Canyon Overlook Trail. Been to the park twice (early 90s and 2005) and didn't know about that trail. Looks like a fantastic spot to see the entire valley.

[@YellowProductions]

Thanks Hiker Guy!

[@robertace821]

It's free parking if you have a national park pass

[@TravelwithAustin]

Glad to see this comment, since I just bought the pass.

[@mariaesparza8895]

So beautiful I was there last year, I loved it

[@YellowProductions]

Beautiful indeed!

[@michaeladijck6433]

Your videos are awesome! Always bringing great content!

[@YellowProductions]

Thanks Michaela!

[@worldwidebear1967]

Looks like a nice place to go. Thanks for showing.

[@ticketfortwo92]

This video was super helpful for us and our trip there last month! Thank you!

[@YellowProductions]

Thanks Tea and Ham!

[@j_fizzle]

Awesome video,perfectly done. U get right to the point,its broken down well,and its very applicable right away.thumbs up

[@YellowProductions]

Thanks!

[@oldsouthsteve]

I would like to thank you sir, for dedicating your life for my personal amusement. I feel the last few videos on vegas, and now this, is helping my planning go far more smoothly. As part of my trip to Vegas, I was going to Zion National Park, and this video works perfectly. The only thing that will help out even more is if there is a video on Death Valley National Park.

[@YellowProductions]

My pleasure Steve! I've never been to Death Valley.. you're on your own on that one! :)

[@KestonMoore]

Hey I just released a video about zions and would love to get some feedback! Thanks so much.

[@asmith7094]

1:50 you could also fly into St. George Airport which is recently redone.

[@WiseMoveAZ]

Great info! Can’t wait for our trip to Zion!

[@YellowProductions]

Thanks Wise Move!

[@H.pylori]

Very helpful video. The video is so clear, I could feel the cold air. The sound is movie quality. Thank you. Thumbs up!

[@YellowProductions]

Thanks R G!

[@MasonKrangleCPA]

Beautiful park just down the road from us. Thanks for sharing!

[@RossHamMil]

Visited the park in September last year. Wish I had a video like this before I visited. Great video again as always ❤️

[@YellowProductions]

Thanks Ross! What was your favorite part about Zion?

[@RossHamMil]

I hiked the Observation Point trail in 80+ degree weather which was difficult to say the least haha. but the view from the top was so worth it. it was incredible

[@agm6095]

Thank you very much for the great information. We're planning visiting in February since we have to be in Las Vegas for RV repairs.

[@cindyhays9782]

Parking in Springdale is $20-25. And the visitors lot in the park can fill up fast. Summer weather can hit the 90-100’s. Be careful of the Narrows hike, I have hear of broken legs and being life flight out.

[@llerradish]

I didn't hear you mention the town of hurricane. It's not too far away and I'm sure it has a motel or two and it's closer than St George

[@YellowProductions]

Thanks for the tip on Hurricane!

[@jessieely5363]

Zion is my favorite park ever!!! I loved every second of my hikes there! Hope to be back soon! :)

[@AfghanistanExploration]

Im planning on going 11/16/20 to 11/19/20. First time, so doing lots of research. Staying at watchman campground for 2 nights and then 1 night in springdale.

[@YellowProductions]

Nice!

[@Hay-tn6hz]

We're doing 11/15 to 11/18. We're staying Torquerville about 15 miles away. Torquerville has some cool trails and is supposed to be less crowded. We'll try Zion one of those days.

[@WendyWilliamsLiving]

Very helpful for an upcoming trip to Zion, thank you!

[@CalvinHikes]

Fun, bro. Cool channel. This helps me.

[@hellokitty2848]

You are so fun to watch! Thank you!!

[@micheleturner5511]

Wonderful information. Thank you.

[@alwilliam3379]

Parking is free when you can get your car inside during off-peak season with a pass and there's plenty of parking. The only time they don't allow cars inside is during the peak season, understandably due to the number of visitors. So you have to use the shuttle. That's why i like to go to these kind of parks during the winter or late winter when there's only a few people and it feels like you have the park all to yourself. It's also nice to drive around the park at your own time, your own pace without restrictions instead of waiting for shuttle availability and limiting your time to enjoy the park.

[@PhotowalksTV]

OC Girl did a fabulous photography job on this one! Zion is a beauty to capture!

[@YellowProductions]

Thanks Jeff! I'll pass on the kind words!

[@OrtzDavd]

I loved this video! Your charisma is wonderful and the information was so thorough, I'm glad I watched this :)

[@TheEvilganon4]

At George and Hurricane are both really close to Zion.

[@kraigkern]

Planning a trip soon and found this video. I have to say, you are excellent at this. Very engaging. The tips are great too. Thanks.

[@scottman895]

The scenery looks amazing there! I definitely would enjoy the hiking trails there. I'll have to consider going there sometime as I have not been to Utah before (except for a layover in Salt Lake City). Great video!

[@YellowProductions]

Utah is a great place to experience nature.. not many people in Utah compared to how big the state is

[@KestonMoore]

Hey I just released a video about zions and would love to get some feedback! Thanks so much.

[@88kar88]

Your video is excellent, you've been a help for multiple trips to Zion. Thank you!

[@YellowProductions]

Thanks Gar!

[@rickrack9154]

Nice... the touch of snow looks good too. I got lucky and tent camped there not knowing the issues of parking/camping/lodging..... Someone was a NO SHOW, so I got in and stayed 2 nights!!! Hey, you forgot the two parts worthy of a drive and some hiking.... which are not inside the ticket gates. I forgot the names right now, but one enters from the south on a road west of the Zion valley and the other is off Route 15?..... which is a road entering on the west side going to the east... a real nice DRIVE with photo opportunities. I had no time for hiking there though, but imagine one can hike East to the Zion Canyon West rim.

[@wolferine6466]

Would you look at that! Just look at it! This dude reminds me of that guy.

[@mr.elastomeric1787]

He's Ed's Cousin go figure. ooohhhh would you look at that.

[@chris24542]

Psssh

[@michaelgarcia4117]

Who’s that guy?

[@chris24542]

@@michaelgarcia4117 search “look at this car”

[@ninademasi4544]

What about tent camping sites and the cost to get in

[@johnelliottart]

City boy. :) The locals call it Zi-uhn or sometimes Zions. Also the locals recognize the existence of the many many surrounding cities besides Salt Lake City and Las Vegas. St. George for example. Also bring at least 2 liters of water if you plan on doing Angels Landing or equivalent hike. I've seen so many people who bring their tiny little water bottle and then get cramps in their legs. I recommend Weeping Rock if you're looking for an easier hike.

[@YellowProductions]

Thanks for the tips John! I'm a city slicker for sure! :)

[@BootsEditor11]

Weeping rock closed due to active rock fall.

[@kelleyhice]

Canyon Overlook is easy to miss. Trailhead is on the north side of the road, parking is on the south side. In other words, you park and cross the street unlike your usual turnout. The tunnel entrance/exit and traffic stop all come together there too. I was paying attention to the rangers and the tunnel and missed the sign for Canyon Overlook trail, then had to go all the way through the tunnel and turn around. You can drive through the park and see a lot without riding the shuttle.

[@whatzupLizzy]

Going to Zion next week. Your info was really helpful. Thanks,

[@veronicaw.8113]

Very informative video! Thanks!

[@YellowProductions]

Thanks Veronica!

[@unknown6780]

Can you take an RV inside and can you camp there too?

[@donaldbadowski290]

Nice. May I suggest you do a little bit more on the weather and its effects? For instance my son and I were at the park 2nd week of August 2018. We were scheduled to do East Rim Trail for an overnight. While at the Narrows it started to drizzle rain. By the time we made it back to Springdale, it was raining hard. But the time we went to dinner (really nice restaurant called Bit and Spur) we were watching rain of epic proportions. Our table looked north to the entrance of the park, those huge cliffs. Sheets of rain like you would not believe. Next morning the streets of Springdale are covered in red mud. We go to the visitors center to let the ranger know about our hike. Before I open my mouth he shuts me down. Everything is cancelled in the canyon. I ask him about travelling east through the tunnel, to do some of the hikes there. Sorry, a bolder got dislodged from the canyon wall and came crashing down on the road just before the tunnel. So that was out as well. Yes, Zion is a desert, but even deserts get ridiculous amounts of rain on occasion.

[@YellowProductions]

Thanks for the extra tips about the weather!

[@HAYES9521]

Bit and spur is great !! Zions is amazing in the winter the emerald pools freeze over very fun to walk on!!

[@faceheadstudios]

Yes, as a local the rain is the thing to watch...and it doesn't always necessarily need to be raining in the immediate area...you need to watch the reports and if the rain is hitting on the mountains North of the park, the rain funnels into the canyons. Specifically the rain funnels down the main Canyon into the Narrow's and the permit only hike the Subway. Epic rain can also make all washes and gully's turn into raging streams, and amazing waterfalls that cascade down into the Canyon. I once saw the Lower Emerald Pools look like Niagara Falls haha...it was awesome. With tons of water, or cold weather that suddenly turns warm, there is the potential for rock slides, and have seen a giant boulder break loose and crash onto the road. We had just started up the initial switchbacks towards Angel's Landing and heard a big cracking and booming sound, and it was a giant boulder that fell on the road blocking the way of the shuttles going back and forth. It's not a usual happening...but it does happen time to time, so things can be closed down due to such things. Key is to watch the weather, and be aware of your surroundings....99 out of 100 times you'll be fine, but there is always inherent danger in the outdoors...just be aware and prepare! haha, that rhymed!

[@donaldbadowski290]

@@HAYES9521 , we went to the Emerald Pools after the intense rain. The upper pools were closed. The lower pools were mud.

[@jthao9777]

I'm glad you made this video!!!. because i am planning to go to Zion soon. Great information.

[@YellowProductions]

Thanks j thao!

[@bruce9897]

This was new to me. But best believe i want to go now.

[@world-wide9136]

Thanks for the video .. the way you explain things is amazing and clear 👍👍👍. New follower here

[@YellowProductions]

Thanks Will!

[@go_outdoor_recreation]

Beautiful Place

[@rbrown2895]

Thanks for the video. We plan on going there this fall.

[@YellowProductions]

Enjoy!

[@AdventureMom7]

New subscriber here! This video is so helpful. We are looking forward to visiting Zion national park soon!

[@YellowProductions]

Thanks Two moms! I hope you enjoy Zion!

[@hoangkhausa7362]

Beautiful place. Such a great video . Thanks for posting 👍

[@YellowProductions]

Thanks Kha!

[@2232smiles]

Do they have a picnic área?

[@paulhaas4299]

Great video! More useful useful information than I have seen in any other video. Thanks

[@YellowProductions]

Thanks Paul! That's me... Mr Information :)

[@kindaimportant123]

Big bend is also a great park, also a place that you can take a boat across the rio grande to mexico and have real mexican food in Mexico and come back to the us in just a few hours, so many places to see but very far apart. Zion looks, similar in some ways.

[@jonesjones7057]

Thank you. This info makes it so much easier to plan and avoid time consuming mistakes.

[@YellowProductions]

My pleasure Jones!

[@MelissaC269]

I've been told that if you rent the dry equipment, that they allow you to park at their parking lot for free and go into the park that way.

[@YellowProductions]

Thanks for the tip!

[@uvb369]

What’s the road conditions from Las Vegas to Zion ?

[@manybulb8]

everything was normal, no ice or anything sketchy, I'm from vegas

[@oldtwinsna8347]

seldom ever any issues.

[@brandiley2433]

Really helpful and informative. Thank you!

[@YellowProductions]

Thanks Brandi!

[@roseaubuchon392]

Great Video Chris; heading there the first week of November.

[@YellowProductions]

Thanks Rose! I hope you enjoy it Zion!

[@akfasso]

Super informative! I haven’t been since I was a kid, but am hoping to return again soon. This was definitely helpful.

[@YellowProductions]

Thanks! I hope you make it back!

[@zitabar]

Hi, I wonder if we can get to the Canyon Overlook Trail by car and if not, does the shuttle go to the trailhead?

[@kellycronin349]

Thank you ,I live in utah but have never been there lol going there on Friday so this really helps .can u drive through on a Motorcycle in 2021

[@YellowProductions]

You can only drive in to the park if you're staying at the lodge.. or in the winter. Even with a motorcycle I think

[@kellycronin349]

@@YellowProductions oh great 🙄 thank you so much ,good to know before ya go lol

[@jasonRhawt]

is it cold in September?

[@Cosmosandchisme]

I’m going there soooon! I love national parks!

[@YellowProductions]

I'm sure you'll enjoy it! What's your favorite National Park?

[@Cosmosandchisme]

Yellow Productions it’s hard to choose... it’s like asking me to pick my favorite child (if had children lol).

[@YellowProductions]

Hah

[@glennredwine289]

I think my 3 favorite parks are Bryce Cyn NP, then Zion NP, and Glacier NP in Montana. But don't miss Banff and Jasper NP's in Canada. Kimberly, GOOGLE a picture of spirit island and Maligne lake in Jasper NP, Canada. it is ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL!!

[@alyher294]

Kimberly H wanna go together

[@Kathy-yi7xu]

thanks for the information about transportation. I am coming to the parks this summer in a class c camper, Would like to park it and take a bus. Thanks for the information. Kathy

[@onthemove301]

Excellent review

[@YellowProductions]

Thanks Tony!

[@richardmccarley4141]

Stunning views! Grandpa Richard would have to visit during the summer because he needs the heat to get his old bones moving

[@YellowProductions]

It was cold for sure!

[@brettm8970]

Nice tips🙂

[@YellowProductions]

Thanks Brett!

[@TravelManDan]

Great video! Really enjoyed watching your videos as I prepare to edit my adventure in the park! Nice narrative and cool shots, keep up the nice work👍🌄

[@YellowProductions]

Thanks Dan! I hope you enjoyed your adventures!

[@TravelManDan]

Yellow Productions yes it was wonderful! I love the national parks and wanna see them all! Best to you and your channel!👍👏

[@KestonMoore]

Hey I just released a video about zions and would love to get some feedback! Thanks so much.

[@TravelManDan]

@@KestonMoore hey thanks for reaching out! I will for sure check it out this afternoon and let you know what I think. But I can already say it’s up, it’s out and great job!👍🏻🍺🍺

[@TravelManDan]

@@KestonMoore Hey! So I watched your video on Zion and I got to say I was so impressed! Great job-The production value is excellent and you tell a cool story with the music and shots of B roll-Going to subscribe and watch more of your stuff. In fact if you are ever interested in doing a Collab let me know I'm in Los Angeles. Also lastly if you want, I do a weekly beer show and if you want to be a guest on the show Id love to have you on, if you drink beer great! if not its no problem we just like having guests on the show who travel and are interesting, LMK is your interested. Again great job and thanks for reaching out and best wishes to you. 🙌👏

[@otpfernando8459]

Thanks for this vid I’m going to Zion next week with my family it’s gonna take 6 hours or more cause I’m in California

[@denize1654]

love Zion's

[@michiganborn8303]

So was that burger good? Also is there a fee for the shuttle service?

[@YellowProductions]

The burger wasn't great. I'd get the taco buffet next time. Shuttles are free with park admission. I think they may require reservations now

[@michiganborn8303]

@@YellowProductions Ah ha! Good to know on both the food and the shuttle. Thanks 👍. Planning a trip to Utah here in about a week or so and looking forward to Zion and Arches since I never been there before.

[@ddphotoadventure2657]

You did a very nice job on this video

[@YellowProductions]

Thanks!!!

[@codas348]

Is there any MTB trails there

[@rcchar]

I have a question about Tripods. What is the rules. Can you bring one? If so can you only use it in certain parts of the park?

[@YellowProductions]

Hmmmm.. not sure.. I didn't shoot this with a tripod

[@Ninjaskills808]

You can fly into St Grorge UT and shave 2 hours off drive to Zion and Bryce!

[@YellowProductions]

Thanks for the tip!

[@grownupgaming]

Awesome video! Is it dangerous to bring a 5 or 6 year old kid to Zion?

[@YellowProductions]

I wouldn’t advise climbing angels landing with 5 or 6 year olds. But plenty of hikes in the Canyon that would be OK

[@paulinaedel9320]

This was super helpful!! Thanks

[@YellowProductions]

My pleasure Paulina!