St. George Utah Zion National Park

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Zion Park is among the most scenic locations in Southern Utah. It's 43 miles northeast of St. George. (In regards to a 60- minute drive) Take I-15 north towards the Exit 16 (Hurricane exit), go east, through Hurricane, on Condition Route 9 and continue through LaVerkin, Virgin, Rockville, and Springdale towards the entrance from the park.
Zion is towering sandstone walls and monoliths. It's also rivers, riparian areas, pine forests, sandstone deserts, natural archways, and habitat to have an amazing number of plants and creatures.

Excellent lodging, restaurants and shopping facilities can be found in the encompassing capital of scotland- Springdale. The park is open all year long. There's a park entry fee. Visit the website for entry fee options. (world wide web.nps.gov/zion)

Taxi works from early April through October both around the block as well as in Springdale. Private automobiles aren't permitted around the Zion Canyon Scenic Drive once the shuttle is within operation. Zion-Mount Carmel Highway, with the park, is available to private automobiles all year long, hooking up Springdale to Bryce Canyon, its northern border Rim from the Grand Canyon and Kanab.

Kolob Canyon

Kolob Canyon is situated across the western fringe of Zion Park. From St. George, travel north about 35 miles on I-15 to Exit 40 (in regards to a 30-minute drive) and drive towards the customer center. In the customer center, drive the five miles on the paved route to see the massive red-colored rock formations from the Kolob Fingers from pullouts across the road. Lava Point, in Kolob’s high country, has exceptional sights from the Cedar plank Breaks area, the Pink Coves, the Zion Canyon Narrows and also the towering monoliths of Zion Canyon. There's a $25 park entry fee for single vehicle entry, and $80 for any federal pass.

Cedar plank Breaks National Monument

The truly amazing natural rock amphitheater of Cedar plank Breaks National Monument is really a spectacle of gigantic proportions. The park could be arrived at from St. George via I-15. Go north 50 miles to Cedar plank City. From Cedar plank City, travel east 20 miles on Condition Route 14, then 4 miles north on Condition Highway 148. Drive time is all about one and something-half hrs. Benefit from the trails leading round the rim late May/early June until mid-October. There's a $4 per person entry fee. Park passes also permit entry.

Bryce Canyon Park

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From St. George, drive north on I-15 to Cedar plank City and mind east on Condition Route 14 to U.S. Highway 89, drive north towards the junction of Condition Route 12 and mind east 17 miles to Condition Route 63. Travel south four miles towards the park entrance.
Unlike Zion, in which you lookup in the coves, at Bryce Canyon Park you look down upon miles of exquisitely created pinnacles and spires. The red-colored, pink and orange colors from the delicately eroded limestone referred to as “hoodoos” constantly change using the sun making the magical landscape come to life. There's a $25 private vehicle entry fee, or make use of the Park pass.