Come for the soaring sandstone, stay for the stars—here’s everything you need to know about visiting Zion National Park.

Note that Kolob Canyons are not accessible via the park's main entrance; visitors have to enter this part of the park from the west entrance. For more information, visit Zion National Park's website.

But if you're more interested in solitude and untouched wilderness, consider bypassing Zion Canyon and heading north toward ...

From secluded hiking trails to hidden waterfalls, travel experts highlight some less-visited spots at U.S. national parks to ...

Make a trip to the less populated (especially in summer) Kolob Canyons area, in the northwest corner of the park, about a 42-mile drive from Zion's southern entrance. Kolob altitudes reach up to ...

which is near the Kolob Canyons entrance to Zion National Park. To develop the land there, a zoning change from agricultural and residential land to commercial would need to be approved by the ...

The Kolob Canyons may be smaller than Zion Canyon, but this red-rock wilderness ... Zion Canyon in the heart of the park. The main park entrance is around an hour’s drive from St. George ...

In addition, Kolob Canyons Road in west Zion ... cautioning visitors to expect lengthy waits to board Zion shuttle buses and long lines at entrance stations, visitor centers, restrooms, trailheads ...

Landscape of Zion National Park.