The Zion Angel is said to be an angelic guardian protector who watches over the souls of all who come to explore Zion National Park. As the story goes, in 1972 an angel rescued a young girl named Becky who had strayed from her family and suffered a life-threatening fall off a high cliff near a Zion hiking trail. The girl’s parents and sibling watched as Becky was magically lifted up the side of the cliff and placed back in the family’s loving arms. Then, an angelic woman appeared before the family, smiled, and departed. Ever since the 1972 encounter, many visitors to Zion claimed they saw an apparition of a woman, clad all in white, who seemed to be watching over the hikers and visitors to the park. Inspired by the thought of an angelic spirit keeping watch over all good souls who come to Zion, Anderson Design Group poster artists rendered a vintage poster of what we think the angelic figure might look like. Available as a print, canvas, metal sign, mini canvas, notecard, or postcard, this artwork would make a heartwarming gift or pleasant souvenir from a trip to Zion National Park. To learn more about the Angel Margaret of Zion and other mysterious happenings in U.S. parks, check out the official website for Zion National Park.