Did dinosaurs live in Zion National Park?

Prehistoric Inhabitants Evidence of the dinosaurs and other prehistoric creatures that roamed the earth can be seen today in Zion. In areas like the Moenave and Kayenta formations, visitors can see prehistoric footprints and fossils of plant and animal life.



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1. Virgin River Swimming Hole. The Virgin River Swimming Hole is probably the most popular spot to swim in Zion.

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Zion National Park is one of Earth's most popular and awe-inspiring natural wonders! Located in Southwest Utah, this geological marvel stretches 229 miles and contains some of the most incredible cliffs, canyons, mesas, monoliths, and trails.

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The park enjoys relatively good air quality, but it is upwind of urban and industrial sources of air pollution. Air pollutants blown into the park can harm natural and scenic resources such as soils, surface waters, plants, wildlife, and visibility.

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