Solo Canyoneer Killed At Zion National Park
A solo canyoneer at Zion National Park who fell 50-to-80 feet died from her injuries before she could be transported to a hospital.
- By NPT Staff - June 7th, 2021 9:45am
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Brace For Heavy Crowds At Arches, Zion National Parks During Memorial Day Weekend
Arches and Canyonlands national parks, and no doubt many other units of the National Park System, are preparing for a busy Memorial Day weekend, and are advising visitors to expect heavy traffic, crowded trails, and limited parking.
- By NPT Staff - May 26th, 2021 1:45am
Celebrate International Dark Sky Week In A National Park
“Half the park is after dark.” April 5 – 12 marks International Dark Sky Week 2021, a celebration of the vast, wondrous, starry sky above us. Perhaps you are even planning a visit to a National Park Service unit that's been designated an International Dark Sky Park. This special week also emphasizes how light pollution hampers our ability to see the stars and produces harmful consequences to all living things.
- By Rebecca Latson - November 19th, 2024 8:24am
Roadwork Coming To Zion National Park's East Entrance
Nightly road closures are coming to the east entrance of Zion National Park in Utah so crews can do maintenance and historic preservation work on the bridges and tunnels of the Zion-Mount Carmel Highway.
- By NPT Staff - March 31st, 2021 1:45am
Zion Report On Missing California Woman Offers Few Details
A heavily redacted report regarding the search last fall for a missing California woman was released Thursday evening by Zion National Park but offered few details into the ongoing mystery of whether she was actually missing.
- By Kurt Repanshek - March 11th, 2021 8:09pm
National Parks Quiz And Trivia #26 – Superlatives
The National Park System is full of superlatives: the biggest, the smallest, the longest, the deepest, the rarest, the tallest, and on and on. National Parks Quiz and Trivia #26 takes a look at some of these superlatives while testing your knowledge and teaching you a little something you might not have known.
- By Rebecca Latson - March 9th, 2021 6:20am
Zion National Park Climbing Routes Closed For Nesting Falcons
Climbing routes on cliffs used by nesting peregrine falcons in Zion National Park are temporarily closed into the summer due to the falcons' sensitivity to disturbance during the nesting season.
- By NPT Staff - March 3rd, 2021 1:45am
Death In The Parks
Missteps in Grand Canyon, Grand Teton, and Zion national parks during the past four days have killed three people.
- By NPT Staff - February 23rd, 2021 5:16pm
Federal Funding Obtained To Replace Zion National Park's Shuttle Fleet
Zion National Park's fleet of shuttle buses, hamstrung by a lack of replacement parts, is going to be replaced with electric buses thanks to $33 million in federal funding.
- By NPT Staff - February 4th, 2021 1:45am
U.S. Supreme Court Allows Conservation Groups To Intervene In Utah Lands Matter
The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to allow two conservation groups to intervene in Utah cases involving state efforts to have dirt washes, seasonal streambeds, and possibly even cattle trails and hiking paths declared roads across federal lands.
- By NPT Staff - January 29th, 2021 1:45am
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