Grand Canyon South Poster Nevada Situated next to Glorieta Creek

Situated next to Glorieta Creek

stone-faced bridges and other aesthetic features were constructed

The road leading through Red Canyon was eventually improved

including the construction of unique picnic pavilions designed by architect Lyle E

ceremoniously opened Zion’s first tourist season as a national park on May 15

Grand Canyon South Poster Nevada Situated next to Glorieta CreekProduct Details 14 x 22 poster Interpretive Copy When automobiles first ventured onto the East Rim Drive around 1910, the road was little more than two wagon ruts through a ponderosa forest. Seventeen years passed before this scenic drive was developed by engineers and landscape architects. Todays Desert View Drive was improved further between 1955 and 1963 to accommodate comfortable travel within view of the spectacular Grand Canyon.