Zion Canyon Tours With Social Distancing In Mind

Zion Canyon has always been one of the most popular national park areas to visit, and it continues to grow in popularity now that we are facing difficult times with regards to entertainment. Several years ago, national park visitation was waning and needed a boost in order to have the entrance fees equal the amount of money that the upkeep of the park itself would need. There was discussion of potentially opening the national park spaces to privatization, which would ultimately destroying the natural beauty of the area. In a last ditch effort to increase the amount of tourism that happens to national parks in general, a widespread marketing campaign was created. The outcome was a new interest in national parks of the United States, with some becoming far more popular than others into their distance from major cities. One of the drawbacks to visiting national park is that you are bound to need to drive a significant amount of distance from your starting point to get there. The parks themselves are generally remote, and will need around ½ days drive to reach the park gates from almost any developed city. An exception to this rule is a Zion Canyon, which is located in the year two and half hours from Las Vegas. As people realized the close proximity of this beautiful area to Las Vegas, they began to book tours of Zion Canyon as part of their Las Vegas vacation. By taking only a day or two out of your existing vacation to Las Vegas, you could now experience one of the best national park areas in the country.

The renewed interest in Zion Canyon actually created a situation where there was almost too much as far as tours and traffic. This leads to the need for ways to alleviate the amount of people who were visiting the park on a daily basis, and discussions were in place and on methods that would enable this to happen without impacting a tourist traffic too much. The Coronavirus pandemic creating a situation where people were not able to travel by plane as much as they once would, and a natural mediation of the traffic to these national parks occurred. As the Coronavirus pandemic dragged on, we find that people have renewed an interest in touring areas like Zion Canyon as a way to entertain themselves without being too close to other people that are not related to your group. National park spaces been outdoors provide a perfect backdrop for this type of entertainment, but unfortunately the travel to the national park can be problematic. Put in a significant amount of people into a van for the trip created social distancing issues, which were solved by companies reducing the amount of people necessary in the van in order for a tour to become private. We now offer tours of Zion Canyon in private for as few as four people. Contact us today to find out more information.