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
But while over 3 million people visited Bryce Canyon in 2019, that number dropped significantly in 2020.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