Category Archives: Zion National Park

Riverside walk, 2.2 miles along the North Fork of the Virgin River, here the handicap accessible trail negotiates a rock overhang. Continue reading →

Thousands of fourth, fifth, and sixth grade students enjoyed Tuesday afternoon watching the Salt Lake Bees defeat the Albuquerque Isotopes at Spring Mobile Park Stadium, as a part of Prevention Dimensions Kids’ Day. Continue reading →

The public is invited to the dedication ceremony at the South Campground Amphitheater in Zion National Park at 2 p.m. to celebrate the designated. Continue reading →

Would you find exciting the chance to travel to Zion National Park to pursue your artistic goals?A Would you be thrilled with supported, creative freedom and the inspiration of Zion National Park’s awesome landscape?A Then, it’s important to know now i… Continue reading →

Police in Utah say a skull fragment found in the Virgin River belongs to a Boy Scout who was swept away in a flash flood more than 50 years ago. Continue reading →

Elyse Mancuso, a junior at Elkhorn South High School, won $79,600 over the two-night final, setting a record for the show’s teen tournament. Continue reading →

Police in Utah say a skull fragment found in the Virgin River belongs to a Boy Scout who was swept away in a flash flood more than 50 years ago. Continue reading →

Police in Utah say a skull fragment found in the Virgin River belongs to a Boy Scout who was swept away in a flash flood more than 50 years ago. Continue reading →

Later this month, North America will witness its first solar eclipse in more than 18 years. Continue reading →

Want to see the solar eclipse on May 20, 2012? National parks in the United States are gearing up for the event. Continue reading →