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Zion National Park

UT · 37.3000, -113.0500

From Zion National Park, Utah, Byway's registries place 6 scenic byways, 1 national park, 2 public land units and 20 campgrounds within 30 miles.

Mormon pioneer Issac Behunin built the first log cabin in Zion Canyon in 1863, near the location of the current Zion Lodge. Behunin Canyon, a technical slot canyon, was named after him. During the remainder of the century, small communities and homesteads in the area struggled to survive. Pioneers gave the canyon the name "Zion", a Hebrew word meaning safety, or a place of refuge. Despite the name, the canyon offered little arable land, poor soil, and catastrophic flooding, making agriculture a risky venture.
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Measured from Byway's own registries, 30 miles around town.

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