What animals to watch out for in Zion National Park?

The following animals are some of the most commonly seen in Zion National Park.
  • Desert Bighorn Sheep. Perhaps the most visible mammal in the park, Desert Bighorn sheep, were reintroduced into the park in 1978. ...
  • Mountain Lion. ...
  • Mule Deer. ...
  • Ringtail Cat. ...
  • Other Mammals. ...
  • Desert Tortoise. ...
  • See the Untamed Wilderness of Zion.




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Threatened and endangered species found in Zion include the Mexican Spotted Owl, Southwest Willow Flycatcher, and Desert Tortoise. Rare/Special concern species include the Zion Snail, Virgin Spinedace, and Peregrine Falcon.

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While Zion is home to many different kinds of snakes, the Great Basin rattlesnake is the only venomous snake in the park.

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The NPS has advised visitors against swimming or submerging their heads in the affected Zion waterways and warned people not to drink water from anywhere in the park. The watches and warnings extend to popular areas of the park, including The Narrows and Emerald Pools.

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Pets can harass or harm wildlife by making noise or scaring wildlife away. The only trail that allows pets is the Pa'rus Trail, which begins at the Zion Canyon Visitor Center. Pets are not permitted - on any other trails, wilderness areas, on shuttle buses, or in public buildings in Zion.

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Bug Spray and Sunscreen One of the most important things that you can pack for your stay at Zion Wildflower Resort is bug spray and sunscreen. The park gets very hot, but it can also be humid with lots of bugs that can bite you all over.

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YES. If the bear continues to approach, use your bear spray. You should have bear spray with you at all times while hiking and camping and adventuring.

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