Zion Announces Trail Closures on East Rim, Observation Point and Hidden Canyon
This information was part of this
news release provided by Zion
National Park:
The Zion National
Park trail crew will begin a multi-year project to rehabilitate
several of the trails out of the Weeping Rock shuttle area during the
summer of 2014. Trail work will begin in early June. From June 16th
through the end of September, the Hidden Canyon Trail and portions of
the East Rim and Observation Point Trails will be closed for several
days each week to allow newly-poured concrete to dry. Concrete
pouring will occur on Monday or Tuesday of each week, which should
allow the trail to be open most weekends.
The trail crew
will also repair retaining walls on the Hidden Canyon Trail this
summer beginning as early as July 7th. Once the work begins, the
Hidden Canyon Trail will remain closed until the end of the project,
which should be no later than the end of August.
Trail work is also
planned for the Canyon Overlook Trail during the months of September
and October, which will lead to Monday through Thursday trail
closures.
Zion also provided the information below about this year's Ranger-led activities.
Ranger-led Programs
Enhance your understanding and
enjoyment of Zion National Park by taking part in a ranger program.
Programs are offered at Zion Canyon and Kolob Canyons from April to
November. Topics include geology, plants, animals, human history, and
more.
All ranger-led programs are free and
for all ages. Check the current Map and Guide, or at visitor centers
and bulletin boards throughout the park for times, places, and
subjects.
Youth Programs
Youth programs are designed
specifically for families and children. Children must be accompanied
by an adult while attending the programs.
Youth programs are offered
intermittently through March and April, from Memorial Day through
mid-August, and during Labor Day Weekend. Programs take place
throughout the park, at the Zion Nature Center, and at the Zion
Lodge.
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