Also in the vicinity of the Visitor Center are the Watchman Campground, the South Campground, the Pa'rus Trail and the Watchman Trail.
The Zion Canyon Shuttle starts at the Visitor Center, located just north of a Zion National Park entrance near Springdale. Note: Several stops are temporarily closed due to coronavirus protocols as well as the Weeping Rock stop that is closed due to an active rockfall. Below is a complete list of stops and what is interesting about each.
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Since shuttles come regularly, feel free to get off at any spot, explore, and then get on the next shuttle. Starting at the Zion Canyon Visitor Center, this free shuttle takes visitors on a scenic ride up Zion's main canyon, making several stops at interesting locations and trailheads, including the Zion Lodge, the Grotto (start of the Angels Landing hike), Weeping Rock, and the Temple of Sinawava (close to the Zion Narrows where the steep canyon walls converge). Think of this as a guided tour bus within the park. The Visitor Center is only a stone's throw away as is the line to ride the Zion Canyon Shuttle. Cross over the Pedestrian Entrance to pay the NPS entrance fee. If you are staying in Springdale or have parked in Springdale for the day, walk to the nearest town shuttle-bus stop and a buss will take you up to the Zion Canyon Theater stop near the entrance to Zion National Park. The shuttle system includes two separate bus lines that are free for all visitors to ride: Note that on high visitation days (summer tourist season, holidays, etc.), searching for parking and entering the park can be an absolute nightmare. If you are visiting Zion for the day, you can park in one of Springdale's various parking lots or roadside parking spots, but you must now pay for parking in town and you will get ticketed if you park in prohibited areas (like side streets with "no public parking" signs). If you are staying at a hotel/motel in Springdale, simply leave your car behind and take the Springdale Shuttle to the park entrance. The free Springdale Shuttle helps to alleviate this problem of limited parking.
If you are planning on driving into Zion National Park for the day, note that the primary parking lot for Zion Canyon is located at the Visitor Center just inside the southern entrance of the park, but this lot typically fills up by mid-morning on high visitation days.
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