Zion National Park
Explore Zion National Park with this original hand-drawn story map by Chris Robitaille. Established in 1919 as Utah’s first National Park, Zion is renowned for its dramatic landscapes, including towering sandstone cliffs, buttes, and monoliths.
Carved by the Virgin River, Zion's varied habitats range from desert to riparian and conifer woodlands, shaped by its unique climate and geology influenced by the Colorado Plateau and Mojave Desert. Covering over 230 square miles, with elevations from 3,700 to 8,700 feet, Zion is Utah’s most visited park, attracting approximately 4 million visitors annually. Its impressive scenery and diverse ecosystems offer an unforgettable experience.