also called the Middle Fork Taylor Creek Trail, is located in the Kolob Canyon area in the northwest part of Zion National Park. The area includes a lot of wilderness, and the Taylor Creek Trail ...

Hike Overview Trailhead Location: Inside Zion National Park, approximately 5 miles from the visitors center Trail length: up to 2.1 miles round trip, depending on exact route Trail difficulty ...

the slimmest section of Zion Canyon is known as The Narrows. It's one of the park's most popular hikes and starts tame with the one-mile Riverside Walk, a wheelchair-accessible hike. After that ...

At Zion National Park’s popular Angel’s Landing trail, a pilot permit system helps reduce crowding and improve visitors’ safety and experience. Free-flowing rivers cut through multi-hued sedimentary ...

According to park lore, he joked that only an angel could land on the rock's elevated perch. Today, Angels Landing has become one of the most popular hikes in Zion, thanks to its stunning views ...

Nestled against Zion National Park, the historic Trees Ranch west of Springdale will soon be transformed into a resort.

As another year of adventuring is beginning, national parks across the U.S. are implementing timed reservation systems in an effort towards crowd control. The ...

Nestled against Zion National Park, the Canaan Wilderness Area and in the path of migratory wildlife, the historic Trees ...