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Enhancing Your Zion National Park Experience
Located at the visitors center in Zion National Park, The Zion Natural History Association (ZNHA) partners with the National Park Service to enhance your experience in Zion National Park, Cedar Breaks, and Pipe Spring National Monuments before, during, and after your visit.

Zion National Park Travel Planning Kit from ZNHAOur bookstores offer a wealth of interpretive resources, while our Field Institute and popular Junior Ranger Programs provide hands-on learning experiences. Your membership in ZNHA along with your purchases and donations provide thousands of dollars each year in support of these public lands.

Zion Utah Travel Planning Kit
Let us send you our special Zion information Trip Planner with hand-picked books, maps, and guides to help you plan your Zion Canyon experience. Order now online

The West Temple in Zion National Park photo by Roland LeeCurrent Zion Travel Information
Spring is making its presence known in Zion National Park. The Canyon shuttle system resumed season operation on March 31, 2008. Crisp sunny days and clear blue skies are the norm with snow only in the higher elevations. Click for entrance fees . Download PDF of Zion Park 2008 Summer Guide and Map. 

Big horn sheep in Zion National Park Photo by Michael H. FoxZion Canyon Field Institute
Get up close and personal with nature. Check out the winter schedule of classes and workshops produced by the Zion Canyon Field Institute. Imagine hiking with a wildlife biologist, or working on a service project in the Zion Narrows, or discovering the past on an Archaeology Road Trip. Check out the complete schedule of workshops and order a free course catalog now. The 2007-08 JL and Fern Crawford Lecture Series schedule announced.

Rehabilitation project has been started on the historic 1924 Grot museum in Zion National ParkFundraising Underway for Grotto Museum The new Zion National Park Foundation is currently raising funds to rehabilitate the historic 1924 Grotto Museum building which will be used for Artist in Residence and Research programs. Please help us with your donation.


California Condor on Angels Landing Trail in Zion National Park. Photo by Jock WhitworthGiant Condors Photographed in Zion
Giant California Condors were seen recently in Zion National Park. They are the largest birds in North America with wingspans reaching nine feet! Photos by Park superintendant Jock Whitworth.

Hiking in Zion Video Trail Guide
Watch a free video clip from Adventure Crossing's new DVD. Plan your trip with actual first person trail footage plus travel and lodging information.

Save 20% on all Zion Books and Maps
Order online now and we'll ship today from our huge catalog of Zion National Park Books, Maps, Gifts, Posters, and other interpretive items. Save 20% right now by becoming a member of ZNHA.

Cedar Breaks
Travel Information. Although all visitor facilities are closed until Spring, winter recreational activities are open. Click here for winter road information.
Visitors in the Spring will be able to enjoy their own personal self-guided video tours using a new video hand-held device as they walk or drive the spectacular Cedar Breaks Amphitheater. See demo.

Pipe Spring
Travel Information. Pipe Spring National Monument is rich with American Indian, early explorer and Mormon pioneer history. You can tour the Fort and see displays.Special March 2008 Activities.

New Best Selling Book!
Zion Book Cover: Water, Rock and Time by Robert Eves

The Definitive Guide to Zion's Wonders
Water, Rock and Time - The Geologic Story of Zion National Park in word and pictures with 120 spectacular color photos plus a scenic road guide. By Geology professor, Dr. Robert L. Eves.
US $19.95 Order Now


Today's Featured
Bookstore Product
**2007 APPL Excellence Award Winner** Pioneer Voices of Zion Canyon (1181)
Written by Eileen M. Smith-Cavros Introduction by Lyman Hafen Photographs by Michael Plyler Ninety six pages. This hard cover book is a result of oral interviews conducted by Zion Canyon Field Institute and Zion Natural History Association with people who lived in the canyon between 1910 and 1934. Gain insight into this time of change when isolated pioneers were met with what would be the future Zion National Park.
Price: US $ 14.95
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