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1

Virgin

If it’s before 10 a.m. or after 6 p.m., most shops in the tiny town of Virgin will be closed. If you’re here midday, Virgin does feature a few unique places to stop and grab some sweet treats or a hot meal. Check out the highlights for more information.

2

Grafton Cemetary

Explore the most photographed ghost town in the West! This abandoned Mormon settlement still has several cabins, houses, and a town hall to explore. This well-preserved window to the past was the filming location for the Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid’s famous bike scene. Be sure to take lots of selfies and share them with us on social media!

3

Springdale

There’s no shortage of things to see and do in Springdale, but what you’ll definitely want to do first is grab your gear! If you want hiking sticks or waterproof clothing, swing by one of the adventure shops to rent some equipment. Need a bite before hitting the trails? Springdale has several scrumptious breakfast cafes to choose from.

4

Zion National Park

Zion National Park is the third most visited park in the United States—and for good reason! Mesas and mountains, cliffs and canyons, Zion’s beauty draws in visitors from all over the world. We’ll take you on an epic adventure from La Verkin up through famous Zion Canyon, and exit out of East Zion—a little over 50 miles on an unforgettable journey. Along the way, we’ll stop at inspiring overlooks, abandoned ghost-towns, slot canyons, ancient pictographs, and more! Shaka Guide gives you the freedom to choose where and how we explore Zion.

5

Zion Canyon Visitor Center

We made it to Zion Canyon! Here at our first park stop, take a moment to talk to the rangers, grab a map, use the restroom, and fill up your water bottles. If you need a wilderness permit, this is where you’ll pick one up. Be sure to check the schedule for any ranger talks or walks you might be interested in. There is also a bookstore and gift shop, but it’s probably best to save all that for after your hikes. When you’re ready, get in line for the shuttle (if it's shuttle season) and get ready for adventure!

6

Zion Human History Museum

If you pull into the Zion Human History Museum, you can make your way over to the back patio of the Human History Museum to enjoy a highly-recommended ranger talk. Even if you stop by when no talk is being held, the view of the Towers of The Virgin formation is truly amazing and well worth the visit.

7

Court of the Patriarchs

Your next viewpoint is the Court of the Patriarchs formation. From left to right, visitors can find Abraham Isaac, and Jacob— the patriarchs of Judaism. Take a moment to hop out and get a better view.

8

Emerald Pools

Your first must-see trail is the Lower Emerald Pools. This 2-mile hike features water drizzling from sandstone cliffs, glittering hanging gardens, and bright emerald pools. This trail is family-friendly and can be accessed across the street from the Zion Lodge.

9

Angel's Landing

Exit at The Grotto to begin your epic ascent up to Angel’s Landing—a thrilling chain-assisted climb up a narrow precipice! When you reach the top, you’ll earn both bragging rights and an incredible view. If you aren’t feeling up to the climb, simply stop at Scout’s Lookout for an equally stunning vista. If you go all the way up to Angel’s Landing it’s about 5-miles round-trip. Though Angel’s Landing itself is only an extra half-mile each way, crowding and difficulty can add a great deal of time. Please note: Angel's Landing now requires a permit. Permits are not included with entry to the park or purchase of the tour.

10

Temple of Sinawava Trail

The Temple of Sinawava is the final stop along the canyon, and it’s here that you’ll disembark and undertake The Narrows.

11

The Narrows

Make your way through narrow shaded canyons, hiking your way up the scenic riverbed as far as you like.

12

Riverside Walk

If fighting a chilly river upstream isn’t your idea of fun, stop after you finish Riverside Walk—a paved 2-mile trail that follows beside the river.

13

Zion-Mt. Carmel Tunnel

In 1929, Zion had one tiny problem standing in the way of connecting it to the Grand Canyon and the rest of the world. Namely, Mt.Carmel. But to let a little thing like a mountain stand in the way? Pshht...never! Today, visitors can appreciate the wondrous feat of engineering that is the Mt. Carmel Tunnel. Drive through this narrow depression-era tunnel and emerge into East Zion!

14

Canyon Overlook Trail

Canyon Overlook Trail is a short, 1-mile hike overlooking East Zion’s rugged landscape. It’s a great option for those who want to enjoy a high-elevation viewpoint, but would rather not undertake a high-elevation climb. And the views? Absolutely amazing!

15

Checkerboard Mesa

The Checkerboard Mesa bears stunning criss-cross markings across its face—the result of years of expansion and weathering. At farther viewpoints, the checkerboard pattern becomes more obvious. Pull over on your left before passing the Ranger Station for the best view of this awesome feature.

16

Kolob Canyons

The entrance to Kolob Canyons is located off of I-15, about 20 minutes north of La Verkin or 15 minutes south of Cedar City. This less-crowded area of Zion National Park offers about a 15-minute scenic drive with several unique hikes to enjoy. If visitors are driving South from Cedar City and have not yet picked up their park passes, there is a visitor center where you can purchase your pass. Be aware that Kolob Canyons may close during snow events.

17

Taylor Creek

The first trail you’ll pass will be Taylor Creek Trail, a 5-mile round-trip hike with several unique sights. The Fife and Larson cabins—the first homes built in Kolob Canyons—can be found here, as well as a double arch.

18

Timber Creek Overlook Trail

This short, easy trail leads to a panoramic overlook of Kolob Canyons, the Pine Valley Mountains, and Red Butte. If you only have time for one short hike while in Kolob Canyons, be sure to do this one!

19

Kolob Terrace Road

Even if you choose not to do any hikes, the scenic drive will take about 45 minutes each way and can be a great way to take in the sights, even if you never leave the car. Be aware that Kolob Terrace may close during snow events.

20

Virgin

If it’s before 10 a.m. or after 6 p.m., most shops in the tiny town of Virgin will be closed. If you’re here midday, Virgin does feature a few unique places to stop and grab some sweet treats or a hot meal. Check out the highlights for more information.

21

Grafton Cemetary

Explore the most photographed ghost town in the West! This abandoned Mormon settlement still has several cabins, houses, and a town hall to explore. This well-preserved window to the past was the filming location for the Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid’s famous bike scene. Be sure to take lots of selfies and share them with us on social media!

22

Springdale

There’s no shortage of things to see and do in Springdale, but what you’ll definitely want to do first is grab your gear! If you want hiking sticks or waterproof clothing, swing by one of the adventure shops to rent some equipment. Need a bite before hitting the trails? Springdale has several scrumptious breakfast cafes to choose from.

23

Zion National Park

Zion National Park is the third most visited park in the United States—and for good reason! Mesas and mountains, cliffs and canyons, Zion’s beauty draws in visitors from all over the world. We’ll take you on an epic adventure from La Verkin up through famous Zion Canyon, and exit out of East Zion—a little over 50 miles on an unforgettable journey. Along the way, we’ll stop at inspiring overlooks, abandoned ghost-towns, slot canyons, ancient pictographs, and more! Shaka Guide gives you the freedom to choose where and how we explore Zion.

24

Zion Canyon Visitor Center

We made it to Zion Canyon! Here at our first park stop, take a moment to talk to the rangers, grab a map, use the restroom, and fill up your water bottles. If you need a wilderness permit, this is where you’ll pick one up. Be sure to check the schedule for any ranger talks or walks you might be interested in. There is also a bookstore and gift shop, but it’s probably best to save all that for after your hikes. When you’re ready, get in line for the shuttle (if it's shuttle season) and get ready for adventure!

25

Zion Human History Museum

If you pull into the Zion Human History Museum, you can make your way over to the back patio of the Human History Museum to enjoy a highly-recommended ranger talk. Even if you stop by when no talk is being held, the view of the Towers of The Virgin formation is truly amazing and well worth the visit.

26

Court of the Patriarchs

Your next viewpoint is the Court of the Patriarchs formation. From left to right, visitors can find Abraham Isaac, and Jacob— the patriarchs of Judaism. Take a moment to hop out and get a better view.

27

Emerald Pools

Your first must-see trail is the Lower Emerald Pools. This 2-mile hike features water drizzling from sandstone cliffs, glittering hanging gardens, and bright emerald pools. This trail is family-friendly and can be accessed across the street from the Zion Lodge.

28

Angel's Landing

Exit at The Grotto to begin your epic ascent up to Angel’s Landing—a thrilling chain-assisted climb up a narrow precipice! When you reach the top, you’ll earn both bragging rights and an incredible view. If you aren’t feeling up to the climb, simply stop at Scout’s Lookout for an equally stunning vista. If you go all the way up to Angel’s Landing it’s about 5-miles round-trip. Though Angel’s Landing itself is only an extra half-mile each way, crowding and difficulty can add a great deal of time. Please note: Angel's Landing now requires a permit. Permits are not included with entry to the park or purchase of the tour.

29

Temple of Sinawava Trail

The Temple of Sinawava is the final stop along the canyon, and it’s here that you’ll disembark and undertake The Narrows.

30

The Narrows

Make your way through narrow shaded canyons, hiking your way up the scenic riverbed as far as you like.

31

Riverside Walk

If fighting a chilly river upstream isn’t your idea of fun, stop after you finish Riverside Walk—a paved 2-mile trail that follows beside the river.

32

Zion-Mt. Carmel Tunnel

In 1929, Zion had one tiny problem standing in the way of connecting it to the Grand Canyon and the rest of the world. Namely, Mt.Carmel. But to let a little thing like a mountain stand in the way? Pshht...never! Today, visitors can appreciate the wondrous feat of engineering that is the Mt. Carmel Tunnel. Drive through this narrow depression-era tunnel and emerge into East Zion!

33

Canyon Overlook Trail

Canyon Overlook Trail is a short, 1-mile hike overlooking East Zion’s rugged landscape. It’s a great option for those who want to enjoy a high-elevation viewpoint, but would rather not undertake a high-elevation climb. And the views? Absolutely amazing!

34

Checkerboard Mesa

The Checkerboard Mesa bears stunning criss-cross markings across its face—the result of years of expansion and weathering. At farther viewpoints, the checkerboard pattern becomes more obvious. Pull over on your left before passing the Ranger Station for the best view of this awesome feature.

35

Kolob Canyons

The entrance to Kolob Canyons is located off of I-15, about 20 minutes north of La Verkin or 15 minutes south of Cedar City. This less-crowded area of Zion National Park offers about a 15-minute scenic drive with several unique hikes to enjoy. If visitors are driving South from Cedar City and have not yet picked up their park passes, there is a visitor center where you can purchase your pass. Be aware that Kolob Canyons may close during snow events.

36

Taylor Creek

The first trail you’ll pass will be Taylor Creek Trail, a 5-mile round-trip hike with several unique sights. The Fife and Larson cabins—the first homes built in Kolob Canyons—can be found here, as well as a double arch.

37

Timber Creek Overlook Trail

This short, easy trail leads to a panoramic overlook of Kolob Canyons, the Pine Valley Mountains, and Red Butte. If you only have time for one short hike while in Kolob Canyons, be sure to do this one!

38

Kolob Terrace Road

Even if you choose not to do any hikes, the scenic drive will take about 45 minutes each way and can be a great way to take in the sights, even if you never leave the car. Be aware that Kolob Terrace may close during snow events.

39

Virgin

If it’s before 10 a.m. or after 6 p.m., most shops in the tiny town of Virgin will be closed. If you’re here midday, Virgin does feature a few unique places to stop and grab some sweet treats or a hot meal. Check out the highlights for more information.

40

Grafton Cemetary

Explore the most photographed ghost town in the West! This abandoned Mormon settlement still has several cabins, houses, and a town hall to explore. This well-preserved window to the past was the filming location for the Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid’s famous bike scene. Be sure to take lots of selfies and share them with us on social media!

41

Springdale

There’s no shortage of things to see and do in Springdale, but what you’ll definitely want to do first is grab your gear! If you want hiking sticks or waterproof clothing, swing by one of the adventure shops to rent some equipment. Need a bite before hitting the trails? Springdale has several scrumptious breakfast cafes to choose from.

42

Zion National Park

Zion National Park is the third most visited park in the United States—and for good reason! Mesas and mountains, cliffs and canyons, Zion’s beauty draws in visitors from all over the world. We’ll take you on an epic adventure from La Verkin up through famous Zion Canyon, and exit out of East Zion—a little over 50 miles on an unforgettable journey. Along the way, we’ll stop at inspiring overlooks, abandoned ghost-towns, slot canyons, ancient pictographs, and more! Shaka Guide gives you the freedom to choose where and how we explore Zion.

43

Zion Canyon Visitor Center

We made it to Zion Canyon! Here at our first park stop, take a moment to talk to the rangers, grab a map, use the restroom, and fill up your water bottles. If you need a wilderness permit, this is where you’ll pick one up. Be sure to check the schedule for any ranger talks or walks you might be interested in. There is also a bookstore and gift shop, but it’s probably best to save all that for after your hikes. When you’re ready, get in line for the shuttle (if it's shuttle season) and get ready for adventure!

44

Zion Human History Museum

If you pull into the Zion Human History Museum, you can make your way over to the back patio of the Human History Museum to enjoy a highly-recommended ranger talk. Even if you stop by when no talk is being held, the view of the Towers of The Virgin formation is truly amazing and well worth the visit.

45

Court of the Patriarchs

Your next viewpoint is the Court of the Patriarchs formation. From left to right, visitors can find Abraham Isaac, and Jacob— the patriarchs of Judaism. Take a moment to hop out and get a better view.

46

Emerald Pools

Your first must-see trail is the Lower Emerald Pools. This 2-mile hike features water drizzling from sandstone cliffs, glittering hanging gardens, and bright emerald pools. This trail is family-friendly and can be accessed across the street from the Zion Lodge.

47

Angel's Landing

Exit at The Grotto to begin your epic ascent up to Angel’s Landing—a thrilling chain-assisted climb up a narrow precipice! When you reach the top, you’ll earn both bragging rights and an incredible view. If you aren’t feeling up to the climb, simply stop at Scout’s Lookout for an equally stunning vista. If you go all the way up to Angel’s Landing it’s about 5-miles round-trip. Though Angel’s Landing itself is only an extra half-mile each way, crowding and difficulty can add a great deal of time. Please note: Angel's Landing now requires a permit. Permits are not included with entry to the park or purchase of the tour.

48

Temple of Sinawava Trail

The Temple of Sinawava is the final stop along the canyon, and it’s here that you’ll disembark and undertake The Narrows.

49

The Narrows

Make your way through narrow shaded canyons, hiking your way up the scenic riverbed as far as you like.

50

Riverside Walk

If fighting a chilly river upstream isn’t your idea of fun, stop after you finish Riverside Walk—a paved 2-mile trail that follows beside the river.

51

Zion-Mt. Carmel Tunnel

In 1929, Zion had one tiny problem standing in the way of connecting it to the Grand Canyon and the rest of the world. Namely, Mt.Carmel. But to let a little thing like a mountain stand in the way? Pshht...never! Today, visitors can appreciate the wondrous feat of engineering that is the Mt. Carmel Tunnel. Drive through this narrow depression-era tunnel and emerge into East Zion!

52

Canyon Overlook Trail

Canyon Overlook Trail is a short, 1-mile hike overlooking East Zion’s rugged landscape. It’s a great option for those who want to enjoy a high-elevation viewpoint, but would rather not undertake a high-elevation climb. And the views? Absolutely amazing!

53

Checkerboard Mesa

The Checkerboard Mesa bears stunning criss-cross markings across its face—the result of years of expansion and weathering. At farther viewpoints, the checkerboard pattern becomes more obvious. Pull over on your left before passing the Ranger Station for the best view of this awesome feature.

54

Kolob Canyons

The entrance to Kolob Canyons is located off of I-15, about 20 minutes north of La Verkin or 15 minutes south of Cedar City. This less-crowded area of Zion National Park offers about a 15-minute scenic drive with several unique hikes to enjoy. If visitors are driving South from Cedar City and have not yet picked up their park passes, there is a visitor center where you can purchase your pass. Be aware that Kolob Canyons may close during snow events.

55

Taylor Creek

The first trail you’ll pass will be Taylor Creek Trail, a 5-mile round-trip hike with several unique sights. The Fife and Larson cabins—the first homes built in Kolob Canyons—can be found here, as well as a double arch.

56

Timber Creek Overlook Trail

This short, easy trail leads to a panoramic overlook of Kolob Canyons, the Pine Valley Mountains, and Red Butte. If you only have time for one short hike while in Kolob Canyons, be sure to do this one!

57

Kolob Terrace Road

Even if you choose not to do any hikes, the scenic drive will take about 45 minutes each way and can be a great way to take in the sights, even if you never leave the car. Be aware that Kolob Terrace may close during snow events.

58

Vierge

S'il est avant 10 heures ou après 18 heures, la plupart des magasins de la petite ville de Virgin seront fermés. Si vous êtes ici à midi, Virgin propose quelques endroits uniques pour s'arrêter et prendre des friandises ou un repas chaud. Découvrez les faits saillants pour plus d'informations.

59

Cimetière de Graton

Explorez la ville fantôme la plus photographiée de l'Ouest ! Cette colonie mormone abandonnée a encore plusieurs cabanes, maisons et un hôtel de ville à explorer. Cette fenêtre bien conservée sur le passé a été le lieu de tournage de la célèbre scène de vélo de Butch Cassidy et de Sundance Kid. Assurez-vous de prendre beaucoup de selfies et de les partager avec nous sur les réseaux sociaux !

60

Springdale

Il ne manque pas de choses à voir et à faire à Springdale, mais ce que vous voudrez certainement faire en premier, c'est de prendre votre équipement ! Si vous voulez des bâtons de randonnée ou des vêtements imperméables, rendez-vous dans l'un des magasins d'aventure pour louer du matériel. Besoin d'une bouchée avant d'attaquer les sentiers? Springdale propose plusieurs délicieux cafés pour le petit-déjeuner.

61

Parc national de Zion

Le parc national de Zion est le troisième parc le plus visité des États-Unis, et pour cause ! Mesas et montagnes, falaises et canyons, la beauté de Sion attire des visiteurs du monde entier. Nous vous emmènerons dans une aventure épique de La Verkin à travers le célèbre Zion Canyon et sortirons d'East Zion, un peu plus de 50 miles pour un voyage inoubliable. En chemin, nous nous arrêterons à des points de vue inspirants, des villes fantômes abandonnées, des canyons à sous, des pictogrammes anciens et bien plus encore ! Shaka Guide vous donne la liberté de choisir où et comment nous explorons Zion.

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Centre d'accueil des visiteurs du canyon de Zion

Nous sommes arrivés à Zion Canyon! Ici, à notre premier arrêt dans le parc, prenez un moment pour parler aux rangers, prenez une carte, utilisez les toilettes et remplissez vos bouteilles d'eau. Si vous avez besoin d'un permis de nature sauvage, c'est ici que vous en obtiendrez un. Assurez-vous de vérifier le calendrier des discussions ou des promenades avec les gardes forestiers qui pourraient vous intéresser. Il y a aussi une librairie et une boutique de cadeaux, mais il est probablement préférable de garder tout cela pour après vos randonnées. Lorsque vous êtes prêt, faites la queue pour la navette (si c'est la saison des navettes) et préparez-vous pour l'aventure !

63

Musée d'histoire humaine de Sion

Si vous vous arrêtez au musée d'histoire humaine de Zion, vous pouvez vous diriger vers le patio arrière du musée d'histoire humaine pour profiter d'une conférence de garde hautement recommandée. Même si vous vous arrêtez quand il n'y a pas de conversation, la vue sur la formation des tours de la Vierge est vraiment incroyable et vaut bien la visite.

64

Cour des Patriarches

Votre prochain point de vue est la formation de la Cour des Patriarches. De gauche à droite, les visiteurs peuvent trouver Abraham Isaac et Jacob, les patriarches du judaïsme. Prenez un moment pour sauter et avoir une meilleure vue.

65

Piscines d'émeraude

Votre premier sentier incontournable est les Lower Emerald Pools. Cette randonnée de 3 km comprend de l'eau qui s'écoule des falaises de grès, des jardins suspendus scintillants et des bassins d'émeraude brillants. Ce sentier est familial et accessible en face du Zion Lodge.

66

L'atterrissage des anges

Sortez à The Grotto pour commencer votre ascension épique jusqu'à Angel's Landing - une ascension palpitante assistée par une chaîne dans un précipice étroit ! Lorsque vous atteignez le sommet, vous gagnerez à la fois le droit de vous vanter et une vue incroyable. Si vous ne vous sentez pas à la hauteur, arrêtez-vous simplement à Scout's Lookout pour une vue tout aussi époustouflante. Si vous montez jusqu'à Angel's Landing, c'est environ 5 miles aller-retour. Bien qu'Angel's Landing lui-même ne soit qu'un demi-mile supplémentaire dans chaque sens, la foule et la difficulté peuvent ajouter beaucoup de temps. Remarque : Angel's Landing nécessite désormais un permis. Les permis ne sont pas inclus avec l'entrée au parc ou l'achat de la visite.

67

Sentier du temple de Sinawava

Le temple de Sinawava est le dernier arrêt le long du canyon, et c'est ici que vous débarquerez et entreprendrez The Narrows.

68

Le goulet

Frayez-vous un chemin à travers des canyons étroits et ombragés, en remontant le lit de la rivière pittoresque aussi loin que vous le souhaitez.

69

Promenade au bord de la rivière

Si combattre une rivière froide en amont n'est pas votre idée de plaisir, arrêtez-vous après avoir terminé Riverside Walk, un sentier pavé de 2 miles qui longe la rivière.

70

Sion-Mt. Tunnel du Carmel

En 1929, Zion avait un petit problème qui l'empêchait de se connecter au Grand Canyon et au reste du monde. À savoir, Mt.Carmel. Mais laisser une petite chose comme une montagne se dresser sur le chemin ? Pshh...jamais ! Aujourd'hui, les visiteurs peuvent apprécier le merveilleux exploit d'ingénierie qu'est le tunnel du mont Carmel. Traversez cet étroit tunnel de l'époque de la dépression et sortez dans l'est de Sion !

71

Canyon Overlook Trail

Canyon Overlook Trail est une courte randonnée de 1,6 km surplombant le paysage accidenté d'East Zion. C'est une excellente option pour ceux qui veulent profiter d'un point de vue à haute altitude, mais préfèrent ne pas entreprendre une ascension à haute altitude. Et les vues ? Absolument incroyable!

72

Mesa en damier

Le Checkerboard Mesa porte de superbes marques entrecroisées sur son visage, résultat d'années d'expansion et d'altération. Aux points de vue plus éloignés, le motif en damier devient plus évident. Arrêtez-vous sur votre gauche avant de passer la station Ranger pour la meilleure vue de cette fonctionnalité impressionnante.

73

Canyons de Kolob

L'entrée de Kolob Canyons est située sur la I-15, à environ 20 minutes au nord de La Verkin ou à 15 minutes au sud de Cedar City. Cette zone moins fréquentée du parc national de Zion offre environ 15 minutes de route panoramique avec plusieurs randonnées uniques à apprécier. Si les visiteurs se rendent au sud de Cedar City et n'ont pas encore récupéré leur laissez-passer pour le parc, il existe un centre d'accueil où vous pouvez acheter votre laissez-passer. Sachez que Kolob Canyons peut fermer pendant les épisodes de neige.

74

Ruisseau Taylor

Le premier sentier que vous traverserez sera Taylor Creek Trail, une randonnée aller-retour de 8 km avec plusieurs sites uniques. Les cabanes Fife et Larson - les premières maisons construites dans les canyons de Kolob - se trouvent ici, ainsi qu'une double arche.

75

Sentier donnant sur Timber Creek

Ce sentier court et facile mène à une vue panoramique sur les canyons de Kolob, les montagnes de Pine Valley et Red Butte. Si vous n'avez le temps que pour une courte randonnée dans les canyons de Kolob, assurez-vous de faire celle-ci!

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Route de la terrasse de Kolob

Même si vous choisissez de ne pas faire de randonnées, la route panoramique prendra environ 45 minutes dans chaque sens et peut être un excellent moyen d'admirer les sites, même si vous ne quittez jamais la voiture. Sachez que Kolob Terrace peut fermer pendant les événements de neige.

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