What are the fall colors in Zion?

Fall is an incredible time to visit Zion National Park. As temperatures get cooler, it's the perfect time for a hiking adventure. Also, the crowds are much smaller compared to summer, and the park looks stunning as beautiful red, yellow, and orange leaves add so much color to its rugged desert landscape.



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While Spring and Summer provide good hiking conditions, Fall is by far the best time of year for hiking in Zion National Park. The park shuttle is still running, but less frequently, so start your day early to hit the best trails in Zion! Don't miss these awesome hikes in the Fall when crowds are fewer: The Narrows.

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Zion National Park is open year-round, but about 70 percent of visitors come between April and September. If you have the flexibility, making the trip during the park's off-peak months of October through March means less crowded hiking trails and fewer view-blocking selfie sticks.

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Here's a breakdown of Zion's tourist seasons: High Season: May through July. Shoulder Seasons: March through April and August through October. Low Season: November through February.

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True Autumn Colours to Avoid To flatter your True Autumn complexion, it's best to avoid cool and light hues such as mint green, lavender, and bright grey. These colors are the direct opposite of your warm and rich coloring and may make you look dull instead of vibrant.

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Can I drive my private vehicle into Zion Canyon? A. From March through late November, access to the Zion Canyon Scenic Drive is by shuttle bus only. Private vehicles are allowed to access the Scenic Drive only when the Shuttle System is not in operation.

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Both parks are incredibly popular destinations with unique features that draw in visitors from all over. While Zion tends to be busier due to its proximity to Las Vegas, Bryce Canyon offers incredible views of its iconic red-rock hoodoos and stunning natural landscapes.

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