🐏 Spotting Bighorn Sheep in Zion One of Zion National Park’s most iconic residents isn’t on a trail map — it’s the desert bighorn sheep. With their massive curved horns and sure-footed agility, these animals have been navigating Zion’s cliffs for thousands of years. The best chances to see them? • E-biking along the Main Canyon: Glide quietly along the bike path and keep your eyes on the red-rock slopes. Bighorns often graze or rest on ledges that are visible from the canyon floor. • Driving th

Conservation in action! On Monday, a portion of the wild bighorn sheep herd in Colorado Springs were captured and relocated to the San Isabel National Forest near Salida. These sheep will replenish the Salida herd that was collapsing due to disease. | Colorado Parks and Wildlife

When sheep fly (with our help). Today, 21 bighorn sheep from the Rampart herd in Colorado Springs are exploring their new home in Beaver Creek Canyon near Victor. We captured the sheep Tuesday and trucked them to Beaver Creek SWA then airlifted them into the remote canyon to rebuild a historic herd. Why use a helicopter? To reach Beaver Creek Canyon, it's a 2-plus hour hike. In the helicopter, it was a 10-minute flight. This video shows the flight, drop and release. Stay until the end to see how

Take a drive, press play and take in all that Bighorn Sheep Canyon has to offer! This guided GPS audio tour takes you through one of Colorado’s most scenic and unique drives where you can marvel at the beautiful landscapes. The tour is available through the free TravelStorys app. Learn more here: https://royalgorgeregion.com/bighorn-sheep-canyon-audio-tour/ | Royal Gorge Colorado | Facebook