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We’ve compiled our favorite Zion National Park shirts from across the web, right here. Just for you. That’s right, we spent a weekend inside, putting this collection of Zion National Park t shirts together so you don’t have to waste your time in front of a screen. Grab one of these shirts, and get back to adventuring and exploring outside. Life’s too short to spend it on a computer.

Looking for a rock solid way to reminisce on your trip to Zion National Park? We’ve used the Google Machine and hand curated the best Zion National Park shirts from the furthest corners of the web. And trust us, there are a lot of bad Zion shirts out there. Whether you’re looking for a retro Zion t-shirt or are going for something a little more modern, we’ve got you covered. Scroll down to view the Zion National Park t-shirts that will remind you of that little slice of heaven and inspire your less adventurous friends to go check out Zion.

Zion National Park Facts

Want some facts about Zion National Park so you can show off your knowledge in addition to your sweet new Zion National Park Tee? You are in luck. Here are some awesome facts about Zion National Park.

• Zion National Park is 146,592 acres
• The highest point in Zion is Horse Ranch Mountain in Kolob Canyons at 8,726 feet (2,660 meters)
• In 2016, Zion National Park was the third most visited national park with 4.3 million visitors
• There are over 900 species of plants in Zion National Park
• There are 288 species of birds in Zion National Park
• The Zion-Mt. Carmel tunnel in Zion National Park is the world’s longest tunnel at 1.1 miles long
• Zion National Park is the furthest west of the five national parks in southern Utah (Arches, Canyonlands, Bryce Canyon, Capitol Reef, and Zion) and it is the most popular of the Utah National Parks
• Zion is a Hebrew word given to the canyon by Mormon settlers in the 1860’s
• At Weeping Rock in Zion National Park, water seeps out of the rock surfaces. This water takes more than 1,000 years to travel through the stone from a natural underground spring
• Before Zion became a national park, it was a national monument with a different name – Mukuntuweap National Monument
• The Virgin River runs through Zion National park and has four native fish species: Virgin River Spinedace, Speckled Dace, Flannelmouth Sucker, and Desert Sucker