PHOTOS: Attendance down at all Utah national parks
Zion National Park is, and will most likely always be Utah's most-visited national park.AP Photo/Rick Bowmer, File
In 2019, over 4.5 million people visited Zion National ParkJason Pietzak/AP
Zion National ParkRick Bowmer/AP
Bryce Canyon National Park was the second-most visited national park in Utah in 2020Eva Parziale/AP
FILE - In this Sept. 6, 2009, file photo, hikers make their way to Sunset Point from Thor's Hammer in Bryce Canyon National Park, Utah. Both Zion and Bryce were formed millions of years ago when the Earth's crust violently heaved, leaving behind stunning, unique arrays of rock formations. (AP Photo/Ross D. Franklin, File)Ross D. Franklin/AP
Over 1.8 million visited Bryce Canyon in 2020, a big 38-percen dropRick Bowmer/AP
Arches National Park in Moah suffered a 25-percent drop in attendance to just 1,238,083 visitors in 2020.Julie Jacobson/AP
Capitol Reef survived 2020 better than some of its counterparts in Utah.KERSTEN SWINYARD/AP
In 2020, Capitol Reef welcomed just over 1 million visitors, about 18 percent fewer than had visited in 2019.Associated Press
The least visited Utah national park in 2020 was CanyonlandsJENNIFER WEBER/AP
In 2019, nearly 744,000 visited Canyonlands National ParkAssociated Press
In 2020, that number fell a whopping 33-percent as just 493,915 people visited Canyonlands National ParkNICK GERANIOS/Associated Press