Zion's Main Canyon Review

The Narrows is a very shallow stream in the canyon, upstream can walk 16 miles, but the vast number of tourists is only a short 1-2 miles, after all, walking in the water is still very slow and physical. Barefoot in the water, the pebbles at the bottom of the river are a bit lame and slippery and easy to fall. Fortunately, we brought shoes to the stream, but we did not prepare a cane, which also brought us some difficulties. The cane can test the depth of the water in the deep water where the current is very rapid. It can also be used as a pivot to support people. We walked to the place where the water flowed through the knees and dared not go inside. Although it was July, because the canyon stream on both sides was not long by the sunshine, the stream was still very cold, and there was no walking stick support at any time, there was a risk of wrestling, so we had to turn around reluctantly! After playing so many national parks, most of them are mainly to see and appreciate. Only here can not only enjoy the beautiful scenery of the canyon and stream, but also be able to participate in the fun. It is not too good to have a completely different experience!

From Brass Canyon National Park to Zion National Park, I am constantly exclaiming that the mother road of the United States - Route 66, green, yellow, red, grass, rivers, lakes, mountains, colorful and varied landscapes. Little A mushroom cool contemptuously said, Tuyu, this has not reached the destination, the destination is more beautiful. At first glance, Zion really deserves its name. . Zion National Park is open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Because its winter is warmer, even if it snows, it will not close the road. If there is snow on the road, there will be shovel snow trucks to clean up, so there is no problem that national parks such as Yellowstone and Yosemite will snow and seal the road. You can visit all year round.

Zion National Park, also translated as Zion National Park, is a U.S. national park near Springdale, Utah, in the southwest. The top attraction of the 229 square miles (593 square kilometers) national park is the Zain Canyon, 15 miles (24 kilometers) long and half a mile (800 meters) deep, with its red and yellow Navajo sandstone divided by the tributaries of the northern Vicen River. Other famous features include the White Throne, the Chessboard Mountain Wall Group, the Korobu Arch, the Three Fathers and the Viqin River Pass. The geology of the Zain and Korobu Canyon contains nine rock formations formed by Mesozoic sedimentation from 1.5billion years ago. Warm currents, shallow seas, small rivers, ponds and lakes, a large number of deserts and dry coastal environments covered the area at different times of the period. The uplift associated with the formation of the Colorado Plateau caused the area to gradually rise 10,000 feet (3,000 meters) from 13 million years ago.

Zion National Park, also known as Zain National Park, is a narrow-slit canyon park in the southwest Utah desert, at the junction of the Colorado Plateau, the Great Basin and the Mojave Desert. It is the earliest national park in Utah. Zion National Park is known for its rich rock formations, variable sandstone cliff colors, dense forest vegetation, claustrophobic canyon trenches, waterfalls and streams, and unique flora and fauna. At the same time, Zion National Park is also a paradise for outdoor lovers around the world, whether it is a stream-trading person who likes to wading in the water, a hiker who is keen to climb the distance, or a rock climber who loves moths and walks the wall, an explorer who is obsessed with the underground world. You can experience the gifts and challenges of nature here. From the parking lot to the park service area, the trees are shaded, the grass is green, and the red mountains in the distance are upright. It is even lighter to witness such a beautiful scenery! The service area is fully equipped with toilets, pure water, dining, open-air dining tables and chairs for tourists, and two line shuttle bus rides are nearby.

I'm glad we were able to obtain shuttle tickets the day before we went to Zion to enjoy the drive into the main canyon.