Zion Lodge
The only lodging inside the canyon. Built in the 1920s in National Park Lodge style, it has a large front lawn and old Fremont cottonwoods that make a favorite place to rest.
Located at the 5th shuttle stop, Zion Lodge is the starting point of the Emerald Pools trail. The original building was designed by Gilbert Stanley Underwood. It was rebuilt after a fire in 1966 and retains some of its Western-style log cabins. Guests can drive into the Scenic Drive. Non-guests can also dine at the lodge restaurant and café or picnic on the lawn, and in the evening they can gaze up at the cliffs of Lady Mountain and the Great White Throne.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Emerald Pools Trail
- Court of the Patriarchs
- Great White Throne
- Angels Landing Trail
- Observation Point
- Riverside Walk
- Canyon Junction Bridge
- Zion–Mount Carmel Highway & Tunnel