| The Three Patriarchs at Zion National Park. |
| Zion Canyon and Virgin River. |
| The Virgin River. |
| Water drips from the cliff at Weeping Rock. |
| Cliffs of white and cream sandstone typify Zion's higher elevations. |
| Erosion patterns earned this mountain the name "Checkerboard Mesa". |
| Looking westward from Canyon Overlook, Bridge Mountain takes the center with the Streaked Wall in the distance on the right. |
| Zion Canyon's "Great Arch". |
| State Highway 9 cuts through a rugged terrain of white sandstone. |
| Zion's sandstone cliffs rise above a forest of junipers and evergreen trees. |
| The Virgin River flowing out of the canyon which it has carved through thousands of feet of sandstone. |
| Prickly pear cactus bloom along the banks of the Virgin River. |
| Cliffs line the length of Zion Scenic Drive. |
| Flowers and Zion Canyon Cliffs. |
| Angels Landing (left) and Cathedral Mountain (right) rise thousands of feet above the Virgin River. |
| The Great White Throne. |
| Comparing the canyon to a cathedral, this feature was named "The Organ," for its resemblance to organ pipes. |
| Spring water flows out from Zion's cliffs. |
| Near the end of Zion Canyon Scenic Drive, the cliffs lining the canyon get closer together. |
| The Three Patriarchs |
| The Emerald Pools lie in this side canyon. |
| Zion Lodge lies in this section of the canyon. |
| Zion Canyon and the Virgin River. |
| A deer grazes in Zion Canyon. |
| This cliff rises hundreds of feet straight up from the Riverside Walk. |
