Top 10 things to do in St. George, Utah
Zion, Snow Canyon, championship golf, and downtown eats: ten favorites in our hometown.
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InfoWest’s headquarters sits in downtown St. George, where our fiber, support, and network teams work a few blocks from red rock and open trail. This is our hometown, so here are staff favorites for your next trip or staycation.
1. Explore Zion National Park
Zion is a short drive from St. George and one of the most striking parks in the country. Hike the trails, wander the canyon floor, and take in the towering cliffs and emerald pools.
2. Visit Snow Canyon State Park
Snow Canyon packs red rock, sand dunes, and lava flows into one compact park. Hike, climb, picnic, or watch for wildlife among the formations.
3. Play golf
St. George is a golf town, with championship courses like Sand Hollow, Sunbrook, and Entrada at Snow Canyon. Many of them run on InfoWest fiber, so you may have already used our network on the course.
4. Go mountain biking
The area’s trail network is famous. Ride Gooseberry Mesa, Bearclaw Poppy, or the JEM Trail System through desert and slickrock, with routes for every skill level.
5. See a show at St. George Musical Theater
St. George Musical Theater stages your favorite musicals in the round, close to the action. It’s local entertainment with a big-stage feel.
6. Relax at Quail Creek State Park
Cool off at Quail Creek Reservoir. Swim, paddleboard, kayak, or fish the clear water, then stay to camp, hike, or picnic on shore.
7. Shop and dine downtown
Downtown St. George mixes shops, galleries, and restaurants. Stroll Main Street, visit the historic Ancestor Square, and stop for a meal along the way.
8. Try the local restaurants
Papa’s Got Jerk, Berries and Cream, Pica Rica BBQ, and Morty’s are a few local favorites, and Costa Vida started right here in Utah. Whatever you’re craving, a good meal is close.
9. Hike the Red Cliffs Recreation Area
Just north of town, the Red Cliffs Recreation Area offers trails through striking rock. Hike the Red Reef Trail or head into Paradise Canyon and the surrounding desert reserve.
10. Wander Red Hills Desert Garden
Red Hills Desert Garden shows off native southwestern plants along paths, waterfalls, and displays about local ecology. It’s an easy, shaded stop in the middle of town.
11. Bring the whole family
St. George travels well with kids. Tire them out at the Children’s Museum or Fiesta Fun, then take an easy hike like the Johnson Canyon Arch Trail near Snow Canyon, built for little legs.
Thinking about a move to St. George? See what’s available on the St. George coverage page, check your address at maps.infowest.com, or call the general line at (435) 674-0165.
