Travel in city Zion, county Canyon

Utah might not have the most national parks of any state – that honor goes to California – but it certainly has the highest concentration.

Heavenly Zion National Park is the holy grail of Utah’s "Mighty 5" and one of the most-visited national parks in the country. 

Among its 232 square miles of mesas, canyons, and terraces lies the highlight of Zion National Park: the 16-mile-long, 2,500-foot-deep Zion Canyon, where the north fork of the Virgin River has been sluicing its way through red-and-ochre sandstone of Utah’s plateau for more than a million years.

Missing the great outdoors? Us too. While we’re spending more time planning our next national park vacation than we are being outside, we’re making the most of quarantine with these live cams of national parks.

Imagine yourself with family, friends, or even alone on horseback, meandering the trails in and around Zion National Park. After a day of hiking or canyoneering, what’s better than relaxing by the pool or hot tub with a stunning view of the desert mountains behind you? Experience all this and more at Utah’s first-ever national park and really immerse yourself in the park’s nature, wildlife, and historical landmarks and features. Really get up close and personal with the park at these Zion lodging and dive into the geology, tours and history, and culture that Zion has to offer.