Things to do

St. George is the base camp for Southern Utah's parks, lakes and mountains.

National Park

Zion National Park

Utah's first national park — Angels Landing, The Narrows, and the scenic drive. Shuttle and permit rules apply to some areas.

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National Park

Bryce Canyon National Park

Amphitheaters of hoodoos and some of the darkest night skies in the country.

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National Park

Grand Canyon – North Rim

The quieter, higher rim of the Grand Canyon. Seasonal access — check NPS before you go.

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Lake

Lake Powell / Glen Canyon

Houseboats, slot canyons and Rainbow Bridge on a vast desert reservoir.

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State Park

Snow Canyon State Park

Red and white sandstone, lava tubes and petrified dunes right on St. George's edge.

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State Park

Sand Hollow State Park

Warm blue reservoir water framed by red sand — boating, paddling and off-roading.

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National Monument

Cedar Breaks National Monument

A high-elevation amphitheater with summer wildflowers and cool air.

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Mountain Resort

Brian Head

Southern Utah's ski and mountain-bike resort town.

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Day Trip

Las Vegas Day Trips

Shows, dining and the airport down I-15 — plus Valley of Fire along the way.

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