the Grotto. There is ample bike parking on both sides of Zion Canyon Road, if you need to chain up your bike while you hike. There are also bathrooms here with options for both men and women ...

The time printed on your permit is the time you need to be at Shuttle Stop 6, the Grotto. Zion National Park Angels Landing Hike is one of the most memorable hikes you can experience in Zion ...

Zion Lodge, The Grotto, Weeping Rock, the Temple of Sinawava and the South and Watchman Campgrounds. For hikers using the shuttle to reach trailheads, the canyon shuttle stops at the Pa'rus Trail ...

Hikers can take the Zion Canyon free shuttle to the Grotto Stop (No. 6). From the Grotto Picnic Area, hikers first take the West Rim Trail to Walter's Wiggles (switchbacks) to Scout Lookout ...

At Zion National Park’s popular Angel’s Landing trail, a pilot permit system helps reduce crowding and improve visitors’ safety and experience. Free-flowing rivers cut through multi-hued sedimentary ...

The rockfall occurred Monday at about 3:20 p.m. on Zion Canyon Scenic Drive, between the Great White Throne pullout and the Big Bend shuttle stop, prompting rangers to stop traffic in both directions ...

Zion Canyon Scenic Drive remains closed to cars, bikers and pedestrians north of The Grotto due to yesterday’s rockslide. Terri French and her husband were riding e-bikes down the canyon near ...