Zion National Park
Zion National Park
Zion National Park is located in the southwest of Utah. It's known best for its spectacular views of Zion canyon and Zion Canyon Scenic Drive, which cuts through its main section.
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Things to do in Zion National Park
Top things to do in Zion National Park by www.planetware.com
Where to stay in Zion National Park
Best hotels in Zion National Park:
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Sleep Inn & Suites (budget hotel)
Sleep Inn & Suites in Hurricane is an excellent choice if you’re planning to visit Zion National Park, located just 25 minutes away for easy day trips. The hotel is relatively new and provides all the essentials, including comfortable beds, clean rooms, and a welcoming staff at the front desk.
A standout feature is the indoor pool and hot tub, perfect for unwinding after a day of hiking. The hotel also offers a free breakfast each morning, a convenient way to start your day before heading out on an adventure. The rooms come with microwaves and mini-fridges, allowing you to keep snacks and drinks available during your stay.
It’s a great option for those seeking a comfortable and convenient spot to stay while exploring Zion. While it’s not overly luxurious, it’s well-priced for the area and provides exactly what you need. Just be sure to book early, as it can fill up quickly during peak season.
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The Red Cliffs (luxury hotel)
The Red Cliffs in Zion National Park are an awe-inspiring sight. The towering red rock formations stretch endlessly, creating a dramatic contrast against the bright blue sky. The vivid hues and distinct textures of the sandstone cliffs are especially striking when bathed in the soft light of sunrise or sunset.
There are numerous hiking trails that weave through the rugged landscape, allowing visitors to get up close to the impressive cliffs and canyons. From easy strolls to more demanding climbs, there’s something for every type of adventurer. The park’s convenient shuttle system makes it easy to reach popular viewpoints and trailheads without worrying about parking.
For a more laid-back experience, driving along the scenic roads offers breathtaking views at every curve. Whether you’re a seasoned hiker or just looking to take in the scenery, the Red Cliffs of Zion will leave a lasting impression with their grandeur and beauty. It's easy to see why this area has drawn visitors for generations.
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Hyatt Place (medium range hotel)
The Hyatt Place in St. George, Utah is a great option if you're planning to visit Zion National Park. Located about an hour's drive from the park entrance, it makes for a convenient spot for day trips to explore the area.
The hotel is modern and relatively new, with spacious and clean rooms. Each room features comfortable beds and a separate sitting area, which is perfect for relaxing. I especially appreciated having a mini-fridge, ideal for storing snacks and drinks for hikes. The free WiFi is reliable as well, making it easy to stay connected.
A highlight of the stay was the included breakfast, which offered a nice variety of both hot and cold options. The outdoor pool area is a nice touch, especially after a day of hiking. The friendly staff was also helpful with local recommendations. It's a great place to stay near Zion, providing comfort and convenience.
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