Zion National Park doesn’t allow automobiles in the park for most of the year. Visitors are required to ride on a park service shuttle bus or in one of the approved shuttles. Currently you must purchase a $1 ticket and make a reservation to board the bus.
The reservation can be made a few weeks in advance or after
9 a.m. the day before you want to go.
We missed the early reservation window, so I was up before 9
and on the computer at exactly 9 a.m. to secure our ride.
Since we didn’t have a reservation on the first day, so we
went to the Northern Entrance of the park at the Kolob Canyons.
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| A stop along Kolob Canyon Road |
We drove the Kolob Canyon Road to the scenic overlook at the
end of the road. From there we hiked the Timber Creek Overlook trail.
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| The View from the Scenic Overlook |
It’s not a long hike, but it was a great way to start our Zion
adventure.
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| One of the rougher parts of the trail |
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