Below the rim of the Great Basin sits Utah's warm-weather retreat, the town of St. George.

Near the tip of Utah’s southwest corner is the modern and bustling community of St. George. While its ample outdoor recreation, serene red rock desert landscapes, luxe destination spas and proximity to …

St. George isn’t just the biggest city in Greater Zion, it’s a great basecamp for Zion National Park, as well as four state parks.

St. George, Utah has transformed from gateway town to booming art hub. And whether you visit for theater amidst the red rocks or the galleries of Kayenta, you’ll find a big-city scene coupled with small …

As you visit St. George and Greater Zion seeking excellent food, coffee and drinks, you’ll want to add these top St. George restaurants to your bucket list!

Sand Hollow State Park is 13 miles east of St. George and nine miles southwest of Hurricane. A day-use entry fee is required, purchase in-person or online. The Annual Utah State Park Pass is accepted for …

Studded with sprawling mesas and red sandstone cliffs, the countryside surrounding St. George is straight out of Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid — literally. The classic Western, shot near St. …

Swing, drive and putt on the best golf courses in St George, where red rock cliffs and manicured greens meet 250+ days of sunshine.

Quail Creek State Park welcomes day-trippers and overnighters to boat, camp, fish or paddleboard at Quail Creek Reservoir.

At the Red Cliffs Desert Reserve and National Conservation Area, you’ll find hiking, camping and rock climbing with a backdrop of fascinating geology and wildlife.