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Zion National Park in Southern Utah

Zion National Park is one of the most popular vacation destinations among the American National Parks and it lies right outside our front door.

A labyrinth of deep sandstone canyons, which extend over 30 miles from end to end and covers 229 square miles. Zion National Park, with its many canyons, contains 75 species of mammals, 271 birds, 32 reptiles and amphibians and 8 fish in the streams and rivers.

Protected within Zion National Park is a spectacular cliff-and-canyon landscape and wilderness full of the unexpected including Kolob Arch - the world's largest natural land arch - with a span that measures 310 feet.

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Zion National Park Entrance Fee Rates:

• $12.00 Single Person Entry into Zion National Park by foot, bicycle, or motorcycle for 7 days.
• $25.00 Single Vehicle Entry Valid at Zion National Park for 7 days.
• $10.00 Golden Age Passport Lifetime pass, available to U.S. residents 62 years old and over, valid at all Federal fee areas.
• $80.00 Golden Eagle Passport Valid at all Federal entrance fee parks or areas for 1 year from month of purchase.

The Zion Park Tunnel

There are size restrictions on vehicles traveling through the 1.1-mile (1.7 km) tunnel on the Zion National Park - Mt. Carmel Highway (SR9). The tunnel height at its east entrance is 11 feet 4 inches (3.5 m). A $15 fee may be required for escort service for large vehicles through the narrow tunnel. Parking of large vehicles is regulated in various locations throughout the Park during the summer

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