Parks in La Verkin, Utah

A 60-mile drive highlighted by Zion National Park, one of the Southwests landscape showcases. Special attractions: Zion National Park and Grafton ghost town. Nearby attractions: Kolob Reservoir Scenic Backway/Lava Point, Smithsonian ... More on Trails

This ten-mile out-and-back (five miles each way) begins not far from Zion National Park, where everythingeven the roadwayturns red. On the ride, rated both technically and aerobically easy, youll earn startling views of the brilliance ... More on Trails

Inscription. The Black Ridge. The toughest, heartbreaking barrier to the colonization of “Utahs Dixie” was the Black Ridge between New Harmony and Pintura, north of Toquerville, Utah. A deep, rough, lava flow clogged the ... More on HMDB

A mountain island surrounded by desert, Pine Valley Mountain Wilderness preserves numerous lush meadows (up to 50 acres in size) and a beautiful forest of Engelmann spruce in the south, and spruce mixed with fir, pine, and large stands ... More on Epinions.com

Despite its relative anonymity, this ride is to the St. George region what the Slickrock Bike Trail is to Moab. Staying to the main route is an exercise in navigational skills and/or frustration. K... More on Trails

This was a great trail. Did South Rim and Yellow trail. Had a new challeng More on Trails

Getting to the start of this trail is a slight challenge in itself, as none of the roads are marked! Special Attractions: Section of the historic Honeymoon Trail; Exciting, challenging climb up Hur... More on Trails

This trail, was not as difficult as I would have expected. I did traverse More on Trails

An overnight trip following a wilderness self-rapped route down the Left Fork Canyon. Following one of the most popular routes in Zion National Park, this hike penetrates the spectacular canyon of ... More on Trails

I've hiked and also rescued many people from this section of Zion. I work f More on Trails

Zion National Park ($25 per vehicle, $12 per person for pedestrians, bicyclists, and motocyclists) is a magnificent park, with stunning, soaring scenery....The highlight for most visitors is Zion ... More on Moon Handbooks: Utah

While many people enjoy the top-down views of Grand Canyon National Park, Zion National Park is most frequently experienced from the bottom up. Zion National Park hosts approximately 2. 5 million ... More on Utahstgeorge.com

Situated in the lowland desert area in the southwest corner of Zion National Park, Coalpits Wash makes a great winter hike. It is teeming with wildlife, including eagles in the lowland cliffs, falcons in the canyons, and coyote and ... More on Trails

Zion National Park General Delivery Springdale, Utah 84767 Designated Reach: March 30, 2009. The Virgin River and tributaries, including: Taylor Creek from the junction of the North, Middle and Sou... More on Rivers.gov

A long day trip following a wilderness route down Wildcat Canyon. This route makes a challenging day trip across a stark and forbidding landscape dominated by the bone-white cliffs of the Navajo Fo... More on Trails