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Zion National Park Visitors

Majestic red rock canyons.

YearTotal Visits
19791,040,528
19801,123,846
19811,288,808
19821,246,290
19831,273,030
19841,377,254
19851,503,272
19861,670,503
19871,777,619
19881,948,332
19891,998,856
19902,102,400
19912,236,997
19922,390,626
19932,392,580
19942,270,871
19952,430,162
19962,498,001
19972,445,534
19982,370,048
19992,449,664
20002,432,348
20012,217,779
20022,592,545
20032,458,792
20042,677,342
20052,586,665
20062,567,350
20072,657,281
20082,690,154
20092,735,402
20102,665,972
20112,825,505
20122,973,607
20132,807,387
20143,189,696
20153,648,846
20164,295,127
20174,504,812
20184,320,033
20194,488,268
20203,591,254
20215,039,835
20224,692,417
20234,623,238
20244,946,592
20254,984,525

Zion National Park, nestled in southwestern Utah, is a stunning geological wonderland renowned for its massive sandstone cliffs, deep canyons, and the winding Virgin River. Visitors are captivated by the park's majestic scenery, which showcases towering formations like Angels Landing and The Watchman, displaying breathtaking palettes of cream, pink, and red rock that dramatically contrast with the lush green valley floor. This iconic landscape offers an unparalleled array of outdoor activities, from exhilarating hikes along the Virgin River through The Narrows and challenging climbs to panoramic viewpoints, to canyoneering, rock climbing, and tranquil nature walks, making it a paradise for adventurers and nature photographers alike.

Data Source: National Park Service Stats