Travel Alerts

Zion National Park Shuttle Information

Last Updated – March 4, 2025

As of March 2, the Park has resumed daily operation of its free shuttles. When shuttles are running, the Zion Canyon Scenic Drive is closed to private vehicles. For detailed park information, including shuttle operation, hours, trail closures, and permits, please visit the Zion National Park page.

Springdale Shuttle Information

Last Updated – March 4, 2025

The free Springdale Shuttle runs daily when the Zion National Park shuttle is in operation, from 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m., stopping at nine locations in the town of Springdale and Zion National Park’s pedestrian entrance. Parking in Zion and near the Zion Canyon Visitor Center is limited, so parking in Springdale, near shuttle stops is advised.

Angels Landing Permits

Last Updated – March 4, 2025

Starting April 1, 2022, a permit will be required to hike Angels Landing. Requiring a permit to places like the Subway and Angels Landing helps make every person aware of potential risks and the necessary gear and skills required for undertaking that route. Visit our Zion National Park page for additional information.

If you do not get a permit in a Seasonal Lottery, or if you are still planning your trip to Zion, you can apply for a permit using our Day-before Lottery. 

Learn more at go.nps.gov/AngelsLanding.  

Find Your Space

Greater Zion has incredible medical facilities staffed by compassionate and skilled professionals that are prepared to keep you safe through all your adventures. We love what you love, and we do what you do, so as you care for our space, we’ll be here to take care of you.

Responsible Recreation

Outdoor recreation is important to the health and wellness of those who live here, as well as visitors. We all play a part in keeping one another safe. While outdoors, visitors are encouraged to:

• Check park conditions online and individual state park social media accounts. Extensive wait times, closures, and other updates will be posted there.
• Choose to visit parks during a weekday or during non-peak hours whenever possible.
• Keep parks and recreation areas clean by packing out what you pack in, and respect facility closures like visitor centers, campgrounds, and restrooms.

Water Health and Safety Alert

A harmful cyanobacteria has been found in the North Fork of the Virgin River, which runs through Zion National Park. The popular Narrows hike remains open, but visitors to Zion National Park are advised not to swim or submerge themselves in the river and to keep pets out. Visit the Park’s alerts page for more info and guidelines.