Rachel & William
Things To Do
Zion National Park
Utah's finest- if you haven't been, don't miss out. There is a Free shuttle to most of the infamous spots. Can drive through the other side of the park for views to die for and shorter hikes. Due to an increase in crowds Angel's Landing now requires a permit.
Zion Cycles
Mountain bikes, road bikes, e-bike, kid bikes... one of the best ways to get around in Utah
Snow Canyon State Park
Our backyard when we lived in St. George. Dog friendly. $15 entrance fee per vehicle for non-Utah residents
Red Cliffs National Conservation Area
Beautiful red rocks and canyons without the park crowds. $10 parking
Bryce Canyon National Park
2 Hour drive north from St. George but well worth it
Buckskin Gulch
Book a $6 permit to hike through the biggest slot canyon in the world! Dog & kid friendly. 2 hour drive
Gooseberry Mesa
45 minute drive from St. George. Public land for all to use with excellent mountain biking, free camping, and all biking trails are also easy to moderate hikes!
Las Vegas
A place that needs no introduction