Simply Put, Zion is Unforgettable

Unforgettable Is…
Finding Heaven on Earth

You enter through the park gate and can already feel the sense of excitement and wonder build. The anticipation grows as you drive towards your in-park lodging and witness the stirring red rock formations that seem to populate out of nowhere. And as you journey deeper into the heart of the park you come to the realization: this place just may be heaven on earth.

Zion National Park: A Year-Round Destination

The national parks bustle with life and beauty 365 days a year. The trick is timing your visit to the secret season. Whether on foot or by car, discover the ideal time to explore Zion National Park and seek out the unique rock formations and natural arches that make this place so special.

Picture Perfect

Zion National Park unfolds as a series of multi-colored cliffs, unusual sandstone formations, forested mesas, and canyons whose walls flame red in the sunlight. Experienced hikers who can handle the 2.4 mile (one-way) strenuous, uphill hike with a last half-mile of thin, exposed ridges reach Angels Landing and reap the rewards of expansive park panoramas. But that’s not for most people. The half-mile (one-way) Canyon Overlook trail has a doable elevation gain of about 100 feet and leads to a sweeping view of several park formations.

The Sounds of Xanterra

Explore the sounds of the national parks in this curated Spotify playlist.

Health & Safety

The health and safety of our guests and employees has always been a top priority. We’ve been working hard behind the scenes with health experts to put health and safety practices and precautions in place so we can welcome you back and provide a safe environment. During your stay, you can expect best practices in protocols such as physical distancing, hospital-grade sanitization, touchless technology where possible, and many other measures to keep you and our employees healthy. Guests and employees must wear masks in all indoor public areas such as buildings, lobbies, dining establishments, retail stores, activities, and outdoor patios and areas where social distancing is not possible.