Zion National Park Tour

Experience the scenery you want to see at your own pace when you rent a GPS Ranger as your Zion National Park tour guide

There is a reason why Zion is the most visited national park in Utah. Annually, 2.5 million visitors flock to the park to experience its awe-inspiring towering monoliths, narrow canyons, hanging gardens, forested plateaus and extraordinary biodiversity. Known as “The Yosemite of the Desert,” Zion boasts hiking trails appropriate for all levels of hikers, from the Ľ-mile stroll to Weeping Rock to the more strenuous climb to the top of Angels Landing, an excellent top-down vantage point of Zion Canyon. The scenery is so spectacular that a Zion National Park tour is something you would not grow tired of doing year after year.

When you visit, you can have your own personal Zion National Park tour guide. Using the latest technology, a GPS Ranger from GeoQuest, can supply you with interesting information about Zion’s flora, fauna, geology, and history along the trail or road. Using GPS coordinates, each handheld navigation system can determine your location on the earth’s surface within 15 feet, providing you with fascinating tidbits about Zion’s natural attractions and other points of interest as you approach them.

With your portable Zion National Park tour guide in the palm of your hand, you can enrich your park experience, going at your own pace and seeing the scenery you want to see while learning about the story behind it. You will not need to go on a ranger-led hike when you have your own personal “ranger” on a lanyard around your neck!


Entry Page Home Page About Us The GPS Ranger Why GeoQuest? Where to Rent Other GPS Ranger Locations Contact GeoQuest See The Demo! Partners Bryce Canyon N.P. Zion N.P. Grand Canyon N.P. North Rim	Zion National Park Tour Experience the scenery you want to see at your own pace when you rent a GPS Ranger as your Zion National Park tour guide There is a reason why Zion is the most visited national park in Utah. Annually, 2.5 million visitors flock to the park to experience its awe-inspiring towering monoliths, narrow canyons, hanging gardens, forested plateaus and extraordinary biodiversity. Known as “The Yosemite of the Desert,” Zion boasts hiking trails appropriate for all levels of hikers, from the Ľ-mile stroll to Weeping Rock to the more strenuous climb to the top of Angels Landing, an excellent top-down vantage point of Zion Canyon. The scenery is so spectacular that a Zion National Park tour is something you would not grow tired of doing year after year. When you visit, you can have your own personal Zion National Park tour guide. Using the latest technology, a GPS Ranger from GeoQuest, can supply you with interesting information about Zion’s flora, fauna, geology, and history along the trail or road. Using GPS coordinates, each handheld navigation system can determine your location on the earth’s surface within 15 feet, providing you with fascinating tidbits about Zion’s natural attractions and other points of interest as you approach them. With your portable Zion National Park tour guide in the palm of your hand, you can enrich your park experience, going at your own pace and seeing the scenery you want to see while learning about the story behind it. You will not need to go on a ranger-led hike when you have your own personal “ranger” on a lanyard around your neck!