Springdale

Gateway town to Zion with restaurants, shops, and easy access to the park’s south entrance.

Zion National Park

A breathtaking landscape of towering sandstone cliffs, winding canyons, and the Virgin River, offering world-class hikes, scenic drives, and unforgettable views.

The Narrows

A scenic riverside path leading to Zion’s most famous slot canyon, where steep cliffs rise above the Virgin River.

Angel's Landing

One of Zion’s most iconic hikes, offering thrilling views from a narrow sandstone spine.

Emerald Pools

A family-friendly hike featuring waterfalls, hanging gardens, and shimmering pools tucked into the canyon walls.

Checkerboard Mesa

A unique rock formation at Zion’s east entrance with striking crosshatch patterns on white sandstone.

Red Canyon

Known as “Little Bryce,” this area features vivid red rock tunnels and hoodoos along the highway.

Bryce Canyon City

A small resort town at the entrance to Bryce Canyon National Park, offering convenient lodging, dining, and visitor services just minutes from the park’s famous viewpoints.

Bryce Canyon National Park

Famous for its stunning amphitheaters filled with colorful hoodoos, natural arches, and sweeping vistas, this park offers unforgettable hikes, scenic overlooks, and some of the best stargazing in the world.

Sunrise Point

A spectacular overlook where the amphitheater glows with morning light over countless hoodoos.

Bryce Point

One of the park’s most famous viewpoints, offering panoramic views of the entire Bryce amphitheater.

Inspiration Point

A multi-level viewpoint with some of the best vistas of Bryce’s colorful hoodoos.

Natural Bridge

A striking red rock arch carved by erosion, easily viewed from the scenic drive.

Rainbow Point

The highest point in the park, offering sweeping views across Bryce Canyon and the distant Grand Staircase.