Zion National Park is renowned for its breathtaking landscapes and is currently open to visitors, even amidst the government shutdown. Admission remains free, though some services are operating at a limited capacity.
Exploring Zion: A Photowalk Experience
Zion stands as the second most-visited national park in the United States, following the Great Smoky Mountains, attracting nearly 5 million visitors each year. Its proximity to Las Vegas—about three hours away—makes it an easily accessible destination for outdoor enthusiasts.
Adventure Awaits in Zion
The park is famous for its dramatic rock formations, slot canyons, and stunning overlooks. Visitors can engage in various activities, such as:
- Hiking through the Narrows, a renowned slot canyon
- Conquering the steep trails of Angel’s Landing
These trails offer a unique experience, with the Narrows starting as a dry hike before transitioning into wading through running water.
Photography Tips for Capturing Zion’s Beauty
Jefferson Graham, a noted photographer and journalist, leads a special episode of Photowalks. He provides insights into capturing the stunning scenery of Zion, emphasizing that all you need is a smartphone to take breathtaking photographs.
During the photowalk, participants learn essential techniques to immortalize the park’s natural beauty. This episode showcases Zion as a national treasure, ideal for photography enthusiasts or casual visitors alike.
For more details about the show and viewing options, visit El-Balad.
