Activities to Do in St. George
Hiking
- Zion National Park: Explore famous trails like Angels Landing and The Narrows.
- Snow Canyon State Park: Discover scenic trails and stunning red rock formations.
- Pioneer Park: Enjoy short hikes with beautiful views of St. George.
Mountain Biking
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Bearclaw Poppy Trail: Experience thrilling descents and beautiful landscapes. This trail is perfect for intermediate riders looking for a mix of flowy singletrack and technical sections.
- Length: 11.8 miles
- Difficulty: Intermediate
- Highlights: Iconic "Three Fingers of Death" section, stunning desert scenery.
- Trailhead Coordinates: 37.0703, -113.6297
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Gooseberry Mesa: Ride on challenging trails with spectacular views. Known for its slickrock sections and panoramic views of Zion National Park.
- Length: 12.5 miles
- Difficulty: Advanced
- Highlights: Slickrock riding, technical challenges, scenic vistas.
- Trailhead Coordinates: 37.1164, -113.1718
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Santa Clara River Reserve: Enjoy a variety of trails suitable for different skill levels. This area offers loops and out-and-back trails amidst beautiful red rock scenery.
- Length: Varies (multiple trails)
- Difficulty: Easy to Intermediate
- Highlights: Petroglyphs, diverse terrain, family-friendly options.
- Trailhead Coordinates: 37.1486, -113.6560
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Zen Trail: A short but technical trail that offers a great workout and stunning views of the surrounding desert landscape.
- Length: 6.3 miles
- Difficulty: Advanced
- Highlights: Rock gardens, steep climbs, rewarding descents.
- Trailhead Coordinates: 37.0800, -113.6269
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JEM Trail: A fast and flowy trail that is perfect for those who enjoy speed and rolling terrain. This is a popular option for those looking for a less technical ride.
- Length: 13.3 miles
- Difficulty: Intermediate
- Highlights: Smooth singletrack, scenic overlooks, easy accessibility.
- Trailhead Coordinates: 37.1761, -113.2445
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Barrel Roll Trail: A loop trail that offers a mix of technical sections and smooth riding, making it ideal for intermediate riders looking for a challenge.
- Length: 6.0 miles
- Difficulty: Intermediate
- Highlights: Desert terrain, rock features, panoramic views.
- Trailhead Coordinates: 37.1351, -113.6662
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Little Creek Mesa: Offers a combination of slickrock and dirt trails with plenty of technical features to keep advanced riders engaged.
- Length: 10.0 miles
- Difficulty: Advanced
- Highlights: Slickrock, technical challenges, less crowded than Gooseberry.
- Trailhead Coordinates: 37.1178, -113.2017
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Wire Mesa: Known for its flowy trails and breathtaking views, this trail is great for those looking for a moderate challenge with rewarding vistas.
- Length: 7.5 miles
- Difficulty: Intermediate
- Highlights: Flow sections, beautiful views, beginner-friendly options.
- Trailhead Coordinates: 37.1722, -113.2115
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Broken Mesa Rim: A newer addition to the area with challenging climbs and descents, offering a more remote experience for advanced riders.
- Length: 8.0 miles
- Difficulty: Advanced
- Highlights: Secluded trails, technical sections, scenic overlooks.
- Trailhead Coordinates: 37.2453, -113.1241
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Church Rocks: A family-friendly trail with scenic views and fun riding, perfect for beginners and those looking for a casual ride.
- Length: 3.2 miles
- Difficulty: Easy
- Highlights: Slickrock riding, easy climbs, suitable for all ages.
- Trailhead Coordinates: 37.1511, -113.4939
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Sidewinder Trail: Part of the Santa Clara River Reserve, this trail offers a good balance of technical sections and smooth riding.
- Length: 3.0 miles
- Difficulty: Intermediate
- Highlights: Technical climbs, rock gardens, scenic views.
- Trailhead Coordinates: 37.1481, -113.6589
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Guacamole Trail: Offers a combination of slickrock and dirt with fantastic views of Zion National Park, providing an exciting ride for advanced riders.
- Length: 10.0 miles
- Difficulty: Advanced
- Highlights: Slickrock challenges, scenic landscapes, diverse terrain.
- Trailhead Coordinates: 37.1852, -113.1357
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Rockville Bench Trails: Located near Zion National Park, these trails offer a variety of loops that cater to different skill levels.
- Length: Varies (multiple loops)
- Difficulty: Intermediate to Advanced
- Highlights: Variety of trails, beautiful vistas, technical sections.
- Trailhead Coordinates: 37.1614, -113.0415
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More Cowbell: A fun and technical ride with lots of twists and turns, perfect for riders looking to test their skills.
- Length: 4.5 miles
- Difficulty: Advanced
- Highlights: Technical features, rock gardens, flowy sections.
- Trailhead Coordinates: 37.1182, -113.7123
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Prospector Trail: A smooth and enjoyable trail that connects with Church Rocks, ideal for a relaxing ride through beautiful scenery.
- Length: 5.0 miles
- Difficulty: Easy to Intermediate
- Highlights: Scenic views, gentle climbs, beginner-friendly.
- Trailhead Coordinates: 37.1394, -113.4894
Rock Climbing
- Green Valley Gap: Perfect for both beginners and experienced climbers.
- Chuckwalla Wall: A popular spot with easy access and great routes.
- Prophesy Wall: Offers longer climbs with incredible views.
Off-Roading
- Sand Mountain: Explore dunes and trails with your ATV or 4x4 vehicle.
- Warner Valley: Offers a variety of terrains for off-roading enthusiasts.
- Honeymoon Trail: A historic trail with beautiful desert scenery.
Water Sports
- Sand Hollow Reservoir: Enjoy boating, jet skiing, and fishing.
- Quail Creek State Park: A great spot for kayaking and paddleboarding.
- Gunlock Reservoir: Perfect for swimming and cliff jumping.
Other Activities
- Golfing: Enjoy a round of golf at the many top-rated courses in St. George.
- Museums: Visit the St. George Dinosaur Discovery Site and other local museums.
- Shopping: Browse the shops at the Red Cliffs Mall and other local markets.
- Dining: Enjoy a meal at one of the many local restaurants offering diverse cuisines.
- Events: Check out local events and festivals happening throughout the year.