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National parks waive fees for National Public Lands Day - Vimarsana News

National parks waive fees for National Public Lands Day

Utah's national parks are offering free entrance fees for visitors on Saturday in recognition of National Public Lands Day.

Rescue crews searching for missing hiker in Zion National Park following flash flooding - Vimarsana News

Rescue crews searching for missing hiker in Zion National Park following flash flooding

SPRINGDALE, Utah (KSL.com) – A woman is missing after a flash flood at Zion National Park and a rescue team was mobilized Saturday morning to search through The Narrows and down the Virgin River. Zion National Park rangers responded Friday afternoon to a report that multiple hikers were swept away by flash flooding while hiking […]

Search underway for missing person in Utah's Zion National Park following flash flood - Vimarsana News

Search underway for missing person in Utah's Zion National Park following flash flood

A search and rescue team are looking for a missing person in Zion National Park after Friday's flash flooding.

Source: go.com
Utah Adventures with Maverik: 11 waterfalls that will take your breath away - Vimarsana News

Utah Adventures with Maverik: 11 waterfalls that will take your breath away

Scattered from north to south, there are many waterfalls throughout Utah that will take your breath away \u2014 but not too much breath. You might need that for the hike back.

Source: ksl.com
One of Zion National Park's older, more popular trails is getting a makeover - Vimarsana News

One of Zion National Park's older, more popular trails is getting a makeover

Improvements are being made to one of two trails at Zion National Park originally completed by a Great Depression-era program.

Source: ksl.com