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Zion Canyon National Park
Description: Visitors drive through Zion National Park in buses, cars and auto trailers.
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Clip #: TFA-321B
Length: 10:54
Color: B/W
Sound: Sound
Library: TFA Network
Decade: 1940s
Region: North America
Country: United States
State: Utah
Subject: National Parks
Original: 16mm
Keywords:
1940s, Utah, Zion Canyon National Park, visitors in cars being welcomed by park rangers at main entrance, cars driving on Zion – Mount Carmel Highway and through Zion-Mt. Carmel Tunnel, observation ports on tunnels’ outer side, exposed rock formations, Navajo Sandstone, airplane flying over Zion, aerial Zion Canyon, gully, plateau, streams, Hidden Canyon, Virgin River, rapids, Zion Lodge, swimming pool, swimmers diving into pool, monoliths, Three Patriarchs, Sentinel, Angels Landing, Rainbow Bridge, park rangers guiding visitors on trail hikes, dense foliage at bottomlands, Lady Mountain trail, visitors climbing ladders on hike up Lady Mountain, horseback trail riding up mountain, hikers having picnic at Observation Point and looking down at canyon, cliff dwellings, campers, auto trailers, western movie being filmed, man shaking hands with departing visitors as they board bus, lodge employees singing and waving for departing visitors, car exiting Zion on highway

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