From Lonely Planet ....

"You can't miss the Virgin Trading Post which sells homemade fudge, ice cream, and every Western knickknack known to man. It's pure, kitschy fun."
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Showing posts with label social media. Show all posts

Tuesday, 2 May 2017

PHOTO OF THE MONTH: APRIL 2017


At Fort Zion and the Virgin Trading Post we are blessed to have our visitors share their wonderful images of their time with us on various social media channels.

This month, for the first time, we have chosen a Photo of the Month, and we hope it raises a smile with you in the same way it did with us.

This image was taken just after our opening early last month and posted to Instagram by "timmyblueeyes". We especially like the attempted photobombing by Sampson, one of our Alpacas. We hope you enjoyed your visit as much as we enjoyed your photo.

Hashtag your images #FortZion and you too could be a winner of our next Photo of the Month.

Monday, 24 April 2017

WE LOVE SOCIAL MEDIA: TAG US AT #FortZion

If you have taken some awesome images of Fort Zion and The Virgin Trading Post, we want to see them. If you use the hashtag #FortZion on Instagram, Twitter or Facebook we will be sure to see your work.

In the meantime if you're coming to Southern Utah and Zion, here are some of our favorite Instagram accounts you may wish to follow to see some amazing images from our part of the world.

#weareutah -a curated collection of images from Utah.
#visitutah - the Official office of Utah Tourism.
#wowutah - another awesome collection of images from Utah.
#zionps - the Official account of Zion National Park.
#zionnationalparkguide - "Explore Zion through our eyes."

We look forward to seeing your own images soon. Why not share some of your own with us too.

You can aso leave your comments and reviews on our Facebook page, just like Nikki from Arizona did yesterday, She wrote: "So much fun. The petting zoo made the stop well worth it. Cracking open your own Geode was well worth the money. This geode is more than 20 million years old and I was the first one to see the beauty that is inside. A  place you MUST stop."

Thank you Nikki, and to everyone who takes the time to share their experiences with the world.