Mineral Spring at Zion. 15 Minutes to Zion's East gate! Beautiful hilltop home.

Welcome to Mineral Spring at Zion! Photos cannot capture the natural beauty you will experience! You will enjoy amazing 360° views from the large deck. If you enjoy stargazing this is the place for you! You are only a 15 minute drive to the East entrance of Zion National Park, 30 minutes to Coral Pink Sand Dunes State Park, 50 minutes to Cedar Breaks, and 1 hour to Bryce Canyon National Park. Plus there is abundant hiking, ATV trails, rappelling, mountain biking & horse back riding all close by.

The space

Mineral Spring at Zion is the perfect getaway for those looking to explore the wonders of Southern Utah. Located on a peaceful and secluded hilltop, this large home boasts stunning views of the surrounding nature and wildlife. Enjoy the sunrise from the large windows, soak up the fresh mountain air on the patio, then set out on your adventure.

After a long day of sightseeing, relax in the cozy living room, cook a delicious meal in the fully equipped kitchen, and end the night in a comfortable bed. Make your vacation one to remember with a stay in this beautiful home. Adventures and Activities near Mineral Spring at Zion: Adventure, discovery, exploring and sightseeing are in abundance in one of the most scenic places in the world. Hiking - mild to moderate to challenging abound. Hundreds of miles of ATV and side-by-side trails are nearby. Canyoneering and rappelling for beginners and experienced alike. Mountain biking, horseback riding and golfing are all close by. There are more than 8 national and state parks within a 2-hour drive with most a lot closer. Come to Mineral Spring at Zion and have the time of your life.

Approximate driving times from Mineral Springs at Zion in parenthesis ().
National and State Parks and Monuments:
• Zion National Park (15 minutes to East entrance of Zion)
• Bryce National Park (60 minutes)
• Cedar Breaks State Park (50 minutes)
• Coral Pink Sand Dunes State Park (30 minutes)
• Grand Staircase - Escalante National Monument
(50 minutes)
• Grand Canyon National Park (North Rim) (2 hours)
• Vermilion Cliffs National Monument (1 hour 50 minutes)
• Lake Powell/Glen Canyon Dam (1 hour 40 minutes)

Gentle Hikes:
• Shelf Canyon at Zion
• Canyon Overlook Trail at Zion
• Many Pools at Zion
• Hidden Arch at Zion
• Red Canyon Slat (Peek-a-Boo)
• Cascade Falls at Cedar Mountain

Hikes:
• Angels Landing at Zion
• Emerald Pools at Zion
• Zion Narrows at Zion
• Orderville Canyon at Zion
• Jughandle Arch at Zion
• The Subway at Zion
• Observation Point from East Side at Zion
• Birch Hollow
• Eagle Crags
• and many more......

Canyoneering/Rappelling:
• Diana's Throne Canyon, also known as The Huntress Slot
• Orderville Canyon at Zion

Activities:
• Sand Sledding at Coral Pink Sand Dunes (30 minutes)
• Skiing at Brian Head Ski Resort (50 minutes)
• Moqui Cave (20 minutes)
• Horseback Riding - various locations
• Mountain Biking - various locations
• Golfing (10 minutes)
• Best Friends Animal Sanctuary (20 minutes)
• Viewing Indian Petroglyphs at Zion (25 minutes)

Site Seeing:
• Cedar Breaks State Park breath-taking views (50 minutes)
• Cedar Mountain (40 minutes)
• Duck Creek Reservoir (35 minutes)
• Checkerboard Mesa in Zion (20 minutes)
• Zion National Park (15 minutes to East entrance)
•There is so much beauty all around your eyes can get overwhelmed.

ATV/Side-by-Sides:
• Coral Pink Sand Dunes with miles and miles to explore (30 minutes)
• The Barracks Trail - Mt. Carmel Junction to Coral
Pink Sand Dunes (10 to 40 minutes)
• Harris Mountain (40 minutes)

Wildlife:
• Desert Bighorn Sheep at Zion
• Deer in abundance
• Elk herds pass through and feed
• Wild turkey abound
• Bison at Buffalo Ranch nearby
• Bird watching galore

Guest access
You have access to the whole house except for one closet where we keep supplies.

Other things to note
-The 2 mile road leading to this property is a dirt road, and can be muddy when wet. 4 wheel drive is highly recommended during or 1-2 days after it rains or snows. Mostly during January-March.

-The house is supplied with water from a local well.
Occasionally, you may notice some red sediment coming from the faucets.

- Rest assured, the water is safe and potable.
However, some people dont like the taste of well water, we provide some jugs of filtered water at the house. Bringing your own drinking water is a good idea.

- To avoid discoloration, we recommend not washing white items in the washer, as the red sediment can cause them to turn slightly brown.

-The water supplied to the house is run through a water softener.

-This house is situated in the wilderness, meaning you might encounter wildlife, insects, or other critters. To minimize this, we use capture traps, regularly check and treat for pests, and conduct deep cleanings between guests. However, encounters can still occur in a wilderness setting.
Please don't leave food out and promptly clean up any spills or messes.