300+
days of sunshine a year
14
golf courses with year-round play
about greater zion
Southwestern Utah's Greater Zion is red rock country: towering cliffs, sweeping desert terrain, and endless trails leading toward Zion National Park. Beyond the park, you'll find scenic state parks, welcoming communities, and outdoor recreation for every kind of traveler.
Hike iconic trails, wind through slot canyons, off-road across rugged terrain, or tee off on a championship golf course. However you spend your time here, nature and adventure are never far apart.
Snow Canyon State Park
Just minutes from St. George, Snow Canyon State Park packs slot canyons, lava tubes, and sweeping sand dunes into 7,400 acres of red and white sandstone scenery. With 38 miles of trails for hiking, biking, and horseback riding, there's a route for every kind of adventure.
It's also a certified Dark Sky Park, so when the sun goes down, the show is just getting started.
Both work the 38-mile trail stat in naturally, which sets it up nicely if you end up adding that as one of the "By the Numbers" stats too. Let me know which direction you like, or if you want it leaning more toward one theme (scenery vs. activities vs. stargazing).
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Year-round Golfers Paradise
St. George and the surrounding Greater Zion communities are a year-round golfer's paradise, with over 300 days of sunshine a year and 14 courses within a 20-mile radius.
Whether you're chasing a low score or just a great view, there's always a tee time waiting.
Greens here are unlike anywhere else, framed by red rock cliffs, sandstone buttes, and rugged lava rock terrain. It's a backdrop that turns every round into something worth remembering, no matter your skill level.
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GREATER ZION TRAVEL GUIDE
Your Guide to Southern Utah's Red Rock Country. St. George, UT.
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