An aerial view of Cottonwood trees nearing peak color against the red rock formations just outside Zion National Park, Utah.
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The Iconic Narrows At Zion National Park
When people visit Zion, I tell them they must hike The Narrows. It’s a huge slot canyon that the Virgin River has carved over millions of years. It’s not necessarily a hike as much as it’s a ford. You’re hiking in the river 80 percent of the time. So bring a pair of your old hiking shoes and a hiking pole for stabilization. And of course a good camera. These images are from this past summer.
As promised, Zion NP in all it’s colors
What’s Snow At Zion National Park
Three inches can dramatically change the look of Zion National Park.
Autumn In Zion Canyon
Made my way up Zion Canyon on Friday hoping for peak fall colors. I was not disappointed. Cottonwoods, Big-tooth Maples and Scrub Oaks provided most of the color.
Another Trek Up My Favorite Hike Anywhere!
I used my Google Pixel 2 Phone to get these images and none were altered in any way! Amazing Camera Phone. This is The Narrows at Zion National Park, Utah.
Fall Colors Persist
In Southern Utah, cottonwood trees continue to display their brilliant colors.
Autumn Tranquility
Scene and sound along Zion National Park’s Virgin River this past week. Watch in HiDef at Full Screen
Fall Colors In Zion Canyon
The fall colors invaded the main part of Zion National Park, at the 4,200 foot level.
Zion National Park’s Rain
The rain and wind storm swept through Zion yesterday and produced some great photo ops. More to follow.
A swollen Virgin River
