Temple of Sinewava
The Temple of Sinawava at Zion National Park is like nature's own amphitheater, and it's a fantastic spot for photography enthusiasts. Here's everything you need to know to capture some stunning shots!
Getting There: Shuttle Information
To reach the Temple of Sinawava, start at the Zion Visitor Center. Hop on the free Zion Canyon Shuttle Line, which runs from early morning until late afternoon2. The Temple of Sinawava is Shuttle Stop #9, the final stop on the shuttle route. Just sit back, relax, and enjoy the ride—no need to worry about parking!
Best Geological Formations to Photograph
Once you arrive, you'll find some incredible geological formations that are perfect for photography:
The Virgin River: The river spills out of the narrow cliffs into the open amphitheater, creating a beautiful, serene scene. The water is often a crystal-clear turquoise blue, especially in the fall.
2. The Narrows: TFor those who want to get a bit more adventurous, the Narrows hike begins here. You can capture some unique shots of the river
winding through the narrow canyon walls (more on this one HERE.)
Fun Fact: Did you know that the Temple of Sinawava is named after the Paiute wolf god? You learn something new every day!