Zion National Park truly has something for everyone. Famous for its massive canyon that averages 2,000 feet deep, its other attractions include the fascinating history of the land, plus the many opportunities to explore all of its nooks and crannies on foot, horseback, by bicycle, or for the more adventurous, tethered to a line while canyoneering.

Although Bryce Canyon is famous for its hoodoos — it boasts the largest number of these formations on earth — you’ll also see fluted cliffs, columns, spires, windows, and arches when you visit. You don’t have to be a geologist to appreciate these features. The awe-inspiring vistas in this gem in the National Park System attracts more than two million visitors each year.