Narrated tram tours depart from Zion Lodge and travel to the Temple of Sinawava and back. Tours last approximately 60 minutes. Reserve your spot online today.

Riding a bike can be a great way to experience Zion National Park. Zion Lodge guests can now rent e-bike directly from the lodge.

Stop by the Zion Canyon Visitor Center to learn about the park. Browse exhibits, pickup maps, register for permits, and chat with friendly park staff.

Let a National Park Service ranger be your guide to Zion Canyon. This free two-hour bus tour makes special stops and is led by park staff. Please register in advance at the Zion Canyon Visitor Center.

Meander along the paved River Path or get your heart pumping on one of Zion’s cliff-side trails. Zion offers world-class hiking for all ages and abilities.

Zion is full of family-friendly activities, including the free Zion Nature Center, which hosts programs for children. Also ask about the Junior Ranger program at the front desk.

Bring your binoculars. Zion hosts 291 species of birds throughout the year and is considered an Important Bird Area by the Bird Life International program.

As an International Dark Sky Park, Zion is a stargazer's dream. To protect both the nighttime viewshed and Zion’s nocturnal animals, we join the National Park Service in minimizing the use of exterior lights after dark. Please be aware that Zion is quite dark at night.

Zion Lodge campus is designed with pathways, ramps, and elevators. It also offers several rooms designs for people with accessibility needs. To learn more about accessibility in Zion Park, please visit the park website.