Both the National Park and Springdale have ample activities, from hiking and sightseeing, or just taking in the relaxed country pace, to mountain biking trails and horse back tours. Open year round, the lodge plays host to travelers from around the world. One of the best discoveries in Zion is our off-season. As leaves begin to fall, the canyon opens up, exposing a point of view that summer never reveals. In winter, the sun is warm, the air is clear and crisp, and the crimson peaks are lightly frosted in snow. That is one of the best times for photographing Zion. Our long spring is warm and colorful, with the leaves returning early, and cactus and wildflowers blooming everywhere.
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Of course, for most people, summer time is for vacations. But if you can get away to enjoy the off-season, you'll find the park quiet, almost uninhabited, and completely unique. During your stay at the Driftwood, day trips into the scenic Grand Circle of southwestern Utah are simply breathtaking. Indeed, when the AAA named the drive into Springdale as one of the top ten nationwide, they were not mistaken. The Grand Canyon,  Bryce Canyon, Lake Powell, and Coral Pink Sand Dunes are an easy drive.

From Las Vegas, Springdale is only three hours away, and from Los Angeles, about eight hours. St. George, our nearest city is a scenic 45 miles away. Come experience the hospitably, comfort, and charm of the Driftwood, beneath the red rock cliffs of Zion.