Q. Where is Zion National Park located?
A. Zion National Park is located in the Southwestern corner of Utah, and northwest of the city of Saint George in Washington, Kane and Iron counties.

Q. What is the history surrounding Zion National Park?
A. Zion National park was established in 1909 as Mukuntuweap National Monument. It became Zion National Park in 1919. The name "Zion" meaning "place of refuge," was given to the canyon by Mormon pioneers.

Q. What is the climate like in Zion National Park?
A. The average temperature at Zion National Park is 75 degrees Fahrenheit, ranging from 52 degrees in January to a high of 100 degrees in July.  The air is arid and dry making Zion a great winter park, though you should take the precaution of being prepared for winter driving conditions from November through March.

Q. When is the best time to visit Zion National Park?
A. The peak season at the park is from May thru September. If you choose to visit the park during the winter season you will enjoy shorter lines and lower rates at many of the surrounding hotels

Q. What are Zion National Park fees?
A.

• Entrance: $20 per vehicle, good for 7 days at Zion National Park only
• Individual: $10 per person, not to exceed $20 per family, good for 7 days at Zion National Park only
• Annual Pass: $40, good for one year at Zion National Park only
• National Parks: $50, good for entrance for one year to all units of the National Park System
• Golden Eagle: $65, good for entrance for one year in all federal fee areas
• Golden Age: $10 lifetime pass for US citizens 62 or older
• Golden Access: Free lifetime pass for US citizens who are permanently disabled

To find out more about Zion National Park summer programs and activities and to make your lodging reservations log onto: www.nationalparkreservations.com or call toll free 1-866-875-8456 today!