While most people visit Zion National Park during the warmer tourist seasons, the winter months transform the park into a serene wonderland where you can more easily find peaceful solitude in the colder temperatures. And during the occasional winter storms when snowfall reaches the bottom of Zion Canyon, the ephemeral beauty of fluffy white covering the vibrant sandstone oranges is spectacular to witness and photograph. I hope you enjoy these images!
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The east entrance sign welcomes you to Zion National Park in the winter!  |
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| Angels Landing surrounded by storm clouds on a moody winter day. |
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| The Altar of Sacrifice in winter morning light. |
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| The Angels Landing "Step of Faith" in winter mode! |
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| A touch of slurpee blankets the the Upper East Canyon. |
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| A gorgeous winter wonderland in the Kolob Fingers. The sun managed to break through and light up the majestic sandstone wall. |
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| Taylor Creek flowing on a beautiful winter morning. |
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| The West Rim Trail in full-on winter mode. |
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