🐏 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

As spring arrives, bighorn sheep 🐑 resume their diet of grasses and clover. (Eating woodier plants like sage and willow in the winter). ☘️ They are ruminants with a 4-part stomach that allows them to eat a lot, then retreat to a cliff, safe from predators, to rechew and digest. They absorb moisture during this digestive process, so they can go without water for long periods of time. / 🎬 @montanamaaike 🙏 | The Ranch at Rock Creek