Moon Utah by Bill McRae

Author:Bill McRae
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Avalon Travel
Published: 2013-08-29T04:00:00+00:00

The best way by far to get a feel for Zion’s impressive geology and variety of habitats is to take a hike with a park ranger. Many nature programs and hikes are offered late March-November; check the posted schedule. From Memorial Day to Labor Day, children’s programs, including the popular Junior Ranger program, are held at Zion Nature Center near South Campground; ask at the visitors center for details.

Zion Nature Center

At the northern end of South Campground, the Nature Center (noon-5pm daily summer) houses programs for kids, including Junior Ranger activities for ages 6-12. Although there’s no shuttle stop for the Nature Center, it’s an easy walk along the Pa’rus Trail from the Zion Canyon Visitor Center or the Human History Museum. Check the park newsletter for kids’ programs and family hikes. Programs focus on natural history topics such as insects and bats in the park. Many Junior Ranger activities can be done on your own—pick up a booklet ($1) at the visitors center bookstore.

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