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Checkerboard Mesa is one of Zion National Park's most well known features. The name was given due to the horizontal and vertical lines crisscrossing the rock face like a checkerboard.

Cycling isn't allowed through the tunnel, and there is space to pull over off the road at the entrance. You can try to hitchhike through, or turn around and enjoy the switchbacks down the canyon.

Works great with the shuttle bus

The Pa'rus Trail is a cyclist's dream, leading you through some of the most awe-inspiring scenery in the world. Try to keep your eyes on the trail, though, as it is open to pedestrians as well and everyone will be distracted by the views. A must-do if you're in the area.

Coal Creek has a small waterfall at the end of the Cedar Canyon Trail, which makes a refreshing place to take a rest and observe the nature around you.

This is a smooth paved trail following the river all the way. It’s a perfect trail to contemplate the landscape and see the different layers of rock that form the canyon. Along the way, you can find informative boards explaining the geology.

The Temple of Sinawava is a massive amphitheater carved by the Virgin River. With beautiful waterfalls, hanging gardens of lush foliage & flowers and 3,000 foot red rock cliffs, it's no wonder why this is one of Zion's most popular spots.

You've made it this far so take some time to stretch your legs and enjoy the view. There are toilets and a small picnic area here, was well as a short trail the the Timber Creek Overlook. While there isn't a bike rack there are fences you can lock your bike to if you want to explore the hiking trail.