# 1 - Zion National Park |
Zion National Park is the grand-daddy of the Utah National Park system. Zion is Utah's most popular park because of the spectacular sheer cliffs that rise over 4,000 feet above from the valley floor of the main canyon.
The park is 30 miles in length and 15 miles across at its widest point. Click here to learn more. Click here to learn about Zion National Park hiking trails.
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# 2 - Golf |
Since the 1970's golf has been growing as a sport in the St. George, Area. There are 11 great courses in the area with more on the drawing boards.
The golf courses in the St. George area have varying degrees of difficulty and price, but all are very affordable in comparison with the green fees one would expect in other great destinations.
Click here to see more information on golf courses and their locations.
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# 3 - Snow Canyon State Park |
Snow Canyon State Park is a 7,400 acre scenic park and is the the crown jewel of Utah's state parks. With a mixture of white and red sandstone and partial coatings of black lava, the park is a colorful wonderland waiting for your discovery.
Click here to learn more.
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# 4 - Hiking |
There are hundreds of miles of trails in the St. George, Utah area. Click here to visit our main hiking page and then to learn more about all the many hiking opportunities in the area. Here's a list of a few of the popular hiking locations. Click on the listing to learn more.
• Ivins Petroglyphs
• Kolob Plateau
• Pine Valley Mountain
• Snow Canyon State Park
• Red Cliffs Recreation Area
• Zion National Park |
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# 5 - Theater & Performing Arts |
St. George enjoys a growing reputation for excellent Theatre offerings. From the outdoor amphitheater at Tuacahn to the St. George musical theater there are a great number of opportunities to enjoy the theatrical arts.
Click here to learn more about:
• Tuacahn Center for the Performing Arts
• St. George Musical Theatre
• Dixie State College Theatre
• Southwest Symphony
• Bumbleberry Theater
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# 6 - Shopping / Dining |
St. George Utah offers excellent shopping and dining opportunities. Here's a a few options below or click here for more shopping and here for more dining.
Shopping |
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• Promenade at Red Cliff |
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| Dining |
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• Benja's |
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• Samurai 21 |
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• Texas Roadhouse |
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# 7 - Historic Tours |
St. George is rich in Native American and pioneer history. Excellent examples of pioneer homes from the 1800's have been well preserved by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. VIsit these historic sites:
Brigham Young Winter Home
Daughters of Utah Pioneers Museum
Ivins Native American Petroglyphs
Jacob Hamblin Home
LDS Tabernacle
LDS Temple
Click here to learn more.
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# 8 - Mountain Biking / Cycling |
St. George has developed a stellar reputation as one of the great mountain biking and road cycling destinations of the west. With over 20 established mountain biking trail systems you'll find excellent desert rides, higher mountain rides and excellent slick-rock adventures.
Click here to learn more.
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# 9 - Amusement |
You've decided you need a little bit of sheer fun, then check out our amusement page and learn of the activities that await you. (click here)
Arcades
Batting Cages
Bumper Boats
Go Carts/
Laser Tag
Miniature Golf
more...
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# 10 - Parks / Paved Trails |
St. George city has made a concerted effort to fill the community with parks and paved walking and biking trails. At nearly every turn in the road, you'll find a great park for some soccer, frisbee, a picnic or just some relaxation in the shade. St. George offers over 30 miles of paved walking and biking trails. Some community areas also offer fishing ponds.
Click here to view the community parks
Click here to view the community trails
State Parks - Click here
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