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We did both parks last Oct....

Zion was beautiful, but crowded. A shuttle bus takes you into the Zion (only one way in and out). The line for the shuttle mid-morning was long; maybe 45 minute wait. Getting reservations close to the park might be hard, if you don't already have them. We stayed in Hurricane which about 30 minutes away...several reasonable priced hotels. Parking inside the park fills up quickly, so most pay to park in town and take a shuttle or walk to the park entrance. Bryce was less crowded. You drive your car along the ridge and stop at overlooks. Again, one road in and out. Less crowded and easier to get hotel reservations just out side park.
Posted: 07/16/2024 at 11:58 AM ET
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ok gimme advice for Bryce Canyon/Zion Park. Going in early September. TIA
BobG 07/15/24 04:11 PM ET
We did both parks last Oct....
DRR72 07/16/24 11:58 AM ET
Zion is one of my family's favorites and we have been several times. You
soldcokesatLane 07/15/24 08:44 PM ET
Not sure I could handle Angel’s Landing. I’ve heard stories….**
BobG 07/15/24 10:06 PM ET
Best advice is go in October
Happy Dog 07/15/24 05:04 PM ET
Got lucky with a 70 degree first weekend in December back in 2017.
VTDante 07/15/24 05:10 PM ET
Got snow in Bryce Canyon, Memorial Day weekend 2019
Happy Dog 07/16/24 05:03 AM ET
Virgin River Gorge on I-15 where NV, AZ and UT converge is very impressive.
RoswellGAHokie 07/15/24 05:02 PM ET
A few thoughts
HokieMacDaddy 07/15/24 04:45 PM ET
Good stuff right there... reading and was gonna chime in for Valley of Fire
turkeywinghokie 07/15/24 08:51 PM ET
awesome info - thanks!!!**
BobG 07/15/24 04:53 PM ET
Were you able to get lodging inside the park?
Rinoki21 07/15/24 04:14 PM ET
not yet but hadn't thought of that.... thanks!**
BobG 07/15/24 04:39 PM ET