Temple of Sinawava UT
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Description: The Temple of Sinawava is a natural amphitheater located within Zion National Park in Utah. It marks the beginning of the Zion Narrows, a stunning slot canyon carved by the Virgin River. The Temple of Sinawava is named after Sinawava, a figure in Native American mythology associated with the Virgin River. The area is characterized by towering sandstone cliffs and lush vegetation, creating a dramatic and picturesque landscape. Visitors to the Temple of Sinawava can access the area via the Zion Canyon Scenic Drive and then by taking the Zion Canyon Shuttle to the Temple of Sinawava shuttle stop. From there, a paved pathway leads to the banks of the Virgin River, where visitors can enjoy scenic views of the surrounding cliffs and canyons. The Temple of Sinawava is also the starting point for the Riverside Walk, a popular hiking trail that follows the Virgin River into the Zion Narrows. This easy, family-friendly trail offers opportunities for wildlife viewing, birdwatching, and photography, making it a favorite among visitors to Zion National Park. The Temple of Sinawava is not only a gateway to one of Zion's most iconic and breathtaking landscapes but also a place of natural beauty and serenity that inspires awe and wonder in all who visit.