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  • Panorama of Zion National Park

    Panorama of Zion National Park

    Zion National Park

  • Sandstone colours

    Sandstone colours

    Did you know that in 2002, the Olympic Torch passed through Zion National Park on its way to Salt Lake City.

  • The road to adventure

    The road to adventure

    Zion National Park

  • Colours of Zion

    Colours of Zion

    Zion National Park

  • Panoramic view of Zion

    Panoramic view of Zion

    Over 124,000 acres of Zion were declared by the US government as wilderness in March 2009, which protects the area against any future development and guarantees the preservation of its natural beauty.

  • Patterns of nature  - Checkerboard Mesa

    Patterns of nature - Checkerboard Mesa

    Zion National Park

  • And the journey beging

    And the journey beging

    Zion National Park

  • Patterns of nature - Checkerboard Mesa in Zion

    Patterns of nature - Checkerboard Mesa in Zion

    Zion National Park

  • Beautiful Zion, Zion National Park

    Beautiful Zion, Zion National Park

    Zion has one of the most diverse in Utah. There are currently over 900 species of plants recognized as existing in the park.

  • Patterns of nature  - colours of sandstone

    Patterns of nature - colours of sandstone

    Zion National Park

  • Patterns of nature - checkerboard mesa

    Patterns of nature - checkerboard mesa

    Zion National Park

  • Beauty of nature at Zion National Park

    Beauty of nature at Zion National Park

    In Zion National Park there is an area called Weeping Rock. In this area, the water that can be seen oozing from the rock surfaces has taken more than 1,000 years to travel through the stone from its source in a natural, underground spring

  • Patterns of nature

    Patterns of nature

    Zion National Park

  • Patterns of nature

    Patterns of nature

    Zion National Park

  • Patterns of nature

    Patterns of nature

    Zion National Park

  • Patterns of nature at Zion National Park

    Patterns of nature at Zion National Park

    Did you know that the park is named after the Hebrew word, “Zion.” This word translates as “a place of peace and relaxation.”

  • Amazing contrast of orange sandstone and bright green of coniferous trees

    Amazing contrast of orange sandstone and bright green of coniferous trees

    Before it was a national park, Zion was a national monument, and it’s name wasn’t Zion. The park was first protected in 1909 when President William Howard Taft designated Mukuntuweap National Monument using the power of the 1906 Antiquities Act. In the 10 years until it became a national park, it was expanded, and its name was changed to Zion. Today, Zion preserves 229 square miles of red rock landscape that’s so stunning it looks surreal.

  • Overbiew of the canyon from above

    Overbiew of the canyon from above

    Zion National Park

  • Nature in it's beauty at Zion National Park

    Nature in it's beauty at Zion National Park

    Zion is a climber’s paradise. Zion National Park's 2,000-foot sandstone cliffs are world renowned for their big wall climbs. The best conditions for climbing are from March through May and September through early Novembe

  • Nature in it's beauty

    Nature in it's beauty

    Zion National Park

  • Nature in it's beauty

    Nature in it's beauty

    Zion National Park

  • Guarding point high above

    Guarding point high above

    Zion National Park

  • Overview of the canyon

    Overview of the canyon

    Zion National Park

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