This preserved region in Utah amazes visitors every season with unique and amazing scenery. Located in the southwestern corner of Utah, you’ll find one of the most beautiful parks in the United States with a rather unusual name, Zion National Park. Isaac Behunin, an early Mormon settler, arrived in the area in the 1860s and is believed to have given the canyon its name. Standing on the rim he stated, “A man can worship God among these great cathedrals as well as he can in any man-made church; This is Zion.” Henceforth, the canyon became known as Zion Canyon and the community of Zion was established.Although Zion no longer exists, the stunning landscape does. The beauty that Behunin alluded to consists of a mixture of towering cliffs with ruby-red walls, incredible slot canyons, and unique sandstone formations.