St. George is filled with great trails to explore by foot or mountain bike. Petroglyphs, red rocks, arches and even seasonal waterfalls are among the attractions you will find.

Prepare for Heat

St. George can get extremely hot, especially in the summer months. Be smart to hike early and bring plenty of water, even more than you think you’ll need. Don’t forget sunblock and sunglasses.

Here is a list of some great trails in or near St. George, Utah.

Pioneer Park and “The Crack”

Gunlock Falls

Anasazi Valley Trail / Santa Clara Petroglyphs

Red Reef Trail

Petroglyphs Slot Canyon

Babylon Arch

Chuckwalla Trail, Turtle Wall, and Paradise Canyon Trail System

Church Rocks Trail

St. George Paved Trail System

Snow Canyon State Park

Snow Canyon State Park is an amazing gem within 15 minutes of St. George.

Jenny’s Canyon in Snow Canyon

Johnson’s Canyon and Arch

Petrified Sand Dunes

Butterfly Trail

Lava Tube Trail

Snow Canyon Petroglyphs

Reservoirs

Sand Hollow Reservoir

Quail Creek Reservoir

45-75 Minutes from St. George

Both sections of Zion National Park and the Cedar City area are in this range.

Zion National Park

Zion National Park

Pa’rus Trail

Lower Emerald Pool

Emerald Pools Trail

Kayenta Trail to Lower Emerald Pool

Kayenta Trail to Emerald Pools

Weeping Rock

Scout’s Lookout

Riverside Walk

Zion Narrows (Bottom-Up)

Angel’s Landing

Cedar City Area

Timber Creek Overlook

Kanarra Falls

Hidden Haven Waterfall

90 Minutes from St. George

Kanab are on the east side of Zion National Park is a great place to explore!

Kanab Area Trails

Kanab Sand Caves

Belly of the Dragon

Coral Pink Sand Dunes

Cathedral Gorge in Nevada is about 100 minutes from St. George.

Cathedral Gorge

Whether you are on vacation or live in or near St. George, have an amazing time exploring the trails in the area!