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X \ SCENES IN ZIDN For vastness, height, depth, glory of color and strangeness of geologic formation, Zion National Park stands unique! You drive your car through its spacious portals, park it in a forest of giant trees, and then proceed afoot through a mile of winding trail along the Mukuntuweap River. Above you, a stone's throw apart, rise the sheer walls of the mighty gorge to a height of nearly 3,000 feet. And every step of the way, changing vestas of grandeur! Equally thrilling is the panorama of Zion as viewed through the windows of a mile-long tunnel on the world famed Mt. Carmel Highway. You can get a memorable glimpse of Zion National Park in a visit of hours or linger for a month of scenic exploration in its 14mile-long canyon and mysterious terrain. Top: Great White Throne- Photo by Randall L. Jones. Bottom: Left to Right- -Zion Canyon Viewed from The Rim -Photo by W. D. Eldredge; Angel's Landing, in Zion—Photo by Randall L. Jones; View Through Window of Mt. Carmel Tunnel- -Photo by Bill Shipler; Highway Approach to Zion Park Photo by R. L. Jones.
EASTER PAGEANT The annual Easter Pageant held at Zion National Park is enacted at the sunset hour before a throng oi spectators numbering upwards oi 10,000, attracted from many States of the Union. About 400 persons are in the cast, the chorus and the orchestra- Photo by Randall L. Jones. •••
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