Experience
June 6, 2018
With summer in full bloom, there’s no better time to celebrate the great outdoors. Each June, Great Outdoors Month encourages us to explore state and national parks, enjoy nature, and discover new adventures like camping, hiking, canyoneering, Jeep tours and more. Get ready for your month of fun with these great outdoor ideas in and around Zion National Park. Camping
5 Ways To Celebrate Great Outdoors Month in Zion
May 22, 2018
Whether you have one day or a week, visiting Zion National Park with kids can be a fun and exciting family adventure. Check out these fun things to do in Zion with kids. 1. Drive the Scenic Mt. Carmel Highway The 12-mile Mt. Carmel Highway connects the south and east entrances of Zion National Park. The road travels up several switchbacks
10 Things To Do With Kids in Zion
May 14, 2018
Discover the breathtaking beauty of Zion National Park from a whole new perspective with our Zion Sunset Jeep Tour—the ultimate way to witness the sun dip below the horizon, painting the skies with vibrant hues. Unlike tours within the canyon, East Zion Adventures take you to elevated vantage points on the upper plateau, offering panoramic views that are truly unforgettable.
Experience the Magic of Zion with Our Sunset Jeep Tours
March 21, 2018
What do our guests have to say about their Jeep Tour experience? Jason recently brought his daughter Reagan, and his fiance Vanessa on one of our Jeep Tours and he had this to say. “East Zion Jeep Tours is way more FUN than Disneyland.” Our guests have had great experiences and expressed similar sentiments. Come give it a try.
Jeep Tours – Guest Experience
March 5, 2018
With the strong interest that Zion National Park has acquired over the past four years, here’s a quick look at some ways to find great experiences on the edges of the park. Jeep Tours: Guided Jeep Tours are not an experience that is available inside the park but it is something you can experience on the eastern edge of the
Things to Do – Zion National Park
November 8, 2017
Eight hundred plus years ago a group of people referred to as the Anasazi (or ancient ones) lived and roamed this region. For about 1,000 years they were here until they suddenly disappeared. Their departure corresponds closely with the migration into the area of a new people sometimes referenced as Shoshonean Native Americans; Navajo, Paiute, Ute and others. Based on
Who were the inhabitants of this region?
November 8, 2017
The Guide: Perhaps the first significant difference between a self-guided and guided experience is your guide. A local guide is well educated in the history, geology, topography, and biology of the terrain. Not getting lost ranks high on the value list, and then add to that the great bits of information you’ll glean from your guide, and the experience takes