Water, Water Everywhere – It Has A Twofold Effect At Zion National Park.

Seasonal rains have produced ephemeral falls along the canyon walls of Zion National Park, Utah.  With these rains along with corona virus concerns, visitation at Zion has been squashed. Although the park hasn’t closed, visitor to employee contact has been reduced to almost zero as a result of management changes. Hopefully, the rest of the country will do the same in these times of uncertainty.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Ephemeral Falls

At Zion National Park the other day. Persistent rains have ravaged the park this winter causing road closures, mudslides and some beautiful waterfalls.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Zion Ephemeral Waterfall

Heavy rains yesterday produced this waterfall at Zion National park, Utah

 

An ephemeral waterfall appears at Zion National Park during a summer rainstorm.

The Ephemeral And The Ethereal

The waterfalls at Zion National Park this week, which are mostly ephemeral, possessed an ethereal or apparitional look. This was due to the high winds that swept the water every which way.  These images and more are available as prints or downloadable files at  Dawn2Dawn Photography   Word Press members receive a 25% discount by applying discount code WP2016.

 

Heavy rains have produced ephemeral waterfalls at Zion National Park, Utah
Heavy rains have produced ephemeral waterfalls at Zion National Park, Utah

 

Heavy rains have produced ephemeral waterfalls at Zion National Park, Utah

 

 

Heavy rains have produced ephemeral waterfalls at Zion National Park, Utah

 

 

Heavy rains have produced ephemeral waterfalls at Zion National Park, Utah

 

Heavy rains have produced ephemeral waterfalls at Zion National Park, Utah

 

Heavy rains have produced ephemeral waterfalls at Zion National Park, Utah

 

Heavy rains have produced ephemeral waterfalls at Zion National Park, Utah

 

 

 

Heavy rains have produced ephemeral waterfalls at Zion National Park, Utah

 

 

Heavy rains have produced ephemeral waterfalls at Zion National Park, Utah