AlertsZion National Park is OpenShuttle SystemFrom early spring to late fall, ride free shuttles in Springdale and the park. You do not need a ticket or reservation to ride the park shuttle. Check the seasonal shuttle schedule before your visit.
WeatherCheck the weather forecast and our Weather and Climate page. See real-time conditions near Springdale on the park webcam. RiversAvoid exposure to toxic cyanobacteria. Do not submerge your head in or drink water from any rivers in Zion National Park. Wildfire & Campfires2023 FiresCrater Hill Fire - ~135 acres Fires are never allowed in Zion Wilderness. Fireworks are always prohibited. Latest NewsRead News Releases and follow Zion on Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube. Trails & HikingPick a trail from our hiking guide. Check the weather and drink plenty of water. Temperatures vary widely. Bring layers of clothing, food, water, and a flashlight.
CampgroundsWatchman Campground: Camping year round. Reservations only. Zion-Mount Carmel TunnelTunnel is open. Oversize vehicles (like most motorhomes, recreational vehicles (RVs), and travel trailers) always require one-way traffic control by park rangers to go through narrow tunnel. The tunnel is only open to oversize vehicles on a regular schedule when rangers are present to manage traffic. Those hours are 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Learn more size restrictions at the Zion-Mount Carmel Tunnel. RoadsWe share updates about park roads on this webpage. For other Utah road conditions, call 866-511-8824, or visit udottraffic.utah.gov.
Zion Canyon Scenic Drive: Only accessible by free shuttle bus for most of the year. Please check the seasonal shuttle schedule. If parking fills when the road is open to drivers (i.e. when shuttles are not running), the National Park Service may temporarily close the road. Check top of this page for closure alerts. National Parks in Southern Utah
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Last updated: October 2, 2024