Site Map II:
Site Map - divided as 9 pages (4 - 9 in progress)
1. Zion National Park information
2. Hiking and Canyoneering
3. Scenic Drives, Vacations, Maps
4. Bryce Canyon
5. North Rim Grand Canyon
6. Dixie National Forest: Red Canyon and Cedar Breaks
7. Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument
8. Paria Canyon-Vermilion Cliffs Wilderness
9. Coral Pink Sand Dunes State Park

° Hiking in Zion National Park
The most complete hiking guide of Zion anywhere. Classic Trails to unpublished hikes, all with maps and gps coordinates.

° Best Hikes in Zion National Park
A list and description of the best that Zion has to offer from classics to routes off the beaten track.

° Hiking in Zion Canyon
This guide details the trails and routes just in Zion Canyon.

° Hiking outside of Zion Canyon
On this page you will find links to the trails and routes found on the east side of Zion as well as the far south side. Most of these adventures are routes rather than maintained trails.

Backpacking in Zion
A description of all the backpacking in Zion.

° Peak Bagging in Zion
Not suggested for anyone as it is dangerous, destructive and unwanted in the parks.

° Slot Canyons in Zion
This page describes the easier and most popular Slot Canyons in Zion.

° What is a Slot Canyon?
Utah Slot Canyons and a description of what a slot canyon is. Slot Canyons in southern Utah.

° Canyoneering in Zion National Park
Technical canyoneering routes in Zion National Park and the outer lying boundaries of the park.

° Canyoneering Pictures
A collection of albums from canyoneering in and on the boundaries of Zion.

° Zion history and pictographs and petroglyphs
This page contains Information on the ancient history of inhabitants living in and around Zion National Park including the isolated 6 miles referred as Zion Canyon and Zion Narrow to exclude Kolob Canyons and Kolob Terrace as too remote for ancient people to inhabit easily. Ancients farmed and stayed along the Virgin River starting at Alton as East Zion and the head of the East Fork of the Virgin River as opposed to the high elevation of Cedar Mountain to begin at Cascade Falls as the head waters of the Zion Narrows Trail within Zion National Park. Zion National Park owns the water rights fully as government demands and locals cannot take, steal or otherwise what is owned as public land for all to use as initial inhabitants of Utah.

° Photographs of Zion National Park
Let me take you on hiking and canyoneering adventures in Zion National Park, Bryce Canyon, North Rim of the Grand Canyon, Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument and Dixie National Forest aspects as Cedar Mountain, Cedar Breaks National Monument and isolated by Bryce Canyon is red rock hoodoo land of Red Canyon as you visit or even live in the area alongside me for all the years of my long-life as resident of Long Valley and Orderville and owner of BEST WESTERN East Zion Thunderbird Lodge of Mount Carmel Junction refer as East Zion.