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Why You Need to Visit Zion National Park in Winter

Why You Need to Visit Zion National Park in Winter

by daniellenfairbanks | Oct 26, 2021 | National Parks, Other Destinations, Utah

Why You Need to Visit Zion National Park in Winter Did you know Zion National Park is the 3rd Most-Visited National Park, topping off at 3.6 million visitors per year?? Everyone understands how insanely beautiful this park is. What you don’t always see beyond...
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how to find salt river wild horses 🐎 •commonly fo how to find salt river wild horses 🐎

•commonly found at recreation sites like coon bluff, phon d sutton, pebble beach, etc 💦
•more commonly out at sunrise & sunset ☀️
•you do need a tonto pass for salt river recreation sites 🎟️
•at coon bluff, follow the screenshot in my reel slightly up river before the river splits- they love to hang out here! 🍂

please always respect wildlife & leave no trace 🫶🏻

for hikes & adventures like this, ive been using my @bagsmart_official Faro Light Backpack & Sling in the Moss color ✨ they are the perfect lightweight bags with so many pockets perfect for keeping all your things organized! 

use my code danielle010 for 10% off!

they’re currently running a back to school sale with 50% off select items 🎒

#bagsmart #bagsmartbackpack #bagsmarFaro #FaroNow
happy national parks week 🌲🛶⛺️🫶🏻 there’s been a l happy national parks week 🌲🛶⛺️🫶🏻

there’s been a lot going on in the past year that has harmed the national parks, from cutting funding/staffing to talks of building roads to bulldozing some of our most beautiful land.

if you love our parks & want to protect them, follow @npcapics, sign their petition to congress to protect the parks & maybe consider donating ✨
a weekend here with your favorite people 🌲😍 📍the a weekend here with your favorite people 🌲😍

📍the flagstaff retreat by @chillinthepines 

this place is absolutely insane & needs to be on your radar for family reunions, group trips, bachelor parties, etc as it sleeps over 20 people and it’s doggie friendly 🐾

here’s what makes it so cool:

🎣 private fishing pond
🏀 basketball, volleyball, & pickleball court 
♨️ hot tub & sauna & firepits
🎯 games like pool, ping pong, cornhole, etc
🧗 a rock climbing wall
⛳️ golf simulator 
🎥 movie theatre
🍔 massive outdoor kitchen & living spaces
🏔️ views of pine trees, wildlife, & humphrey’s peak
🏎️ optional can-am rental 

not only that, but it’s only a few minutes away from snowbowl road so it’s perfect for leaf peeping, winter ski getaways, & escaping the heat! 🎿

we went with our dogs & our college besties & had the most fun & relaxing weekend that we all needed so much (hosted) ❤️ 

tag the people you want to organize a trip with 👇🏼 & comment “stay” for the booking link!
august wildflowers in flagstaff 🌻 status & locati august wildflowers in flagstaff 🌻

status & locations of current flowers (not all inclusive & feel free to add to the comments!!)

purple larkspurs at arizona snowbowl: gone 😕

purple lupines: currently popping! saw them today on forest roads off of snowbowl road

indian paintbrush: same as below 

sunflowers: pictured are flowers off the side of the 180 in fort valley just past the snowbowl turnoff. no flowers this year on the typical “fort valley flower field” location. also flowers near sunset crater!

enjoy 🌻✨

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