Tag: hiking
Hiking Southern Utah: Church Rocks
Church Rocks is a group of scenic red rock formations—possibly named for their church-like appearance—that can be viewed from the Church Rocks Loop.
West Cinder Knoll Trail, Red Cliffs Desert Reserve
West Cinder Knoll Trail - To reach the Red Cliffs Desert Reserve trailhead from St. George, proceed east to Hurricane along State Route 9 (aka State Street)
Hiking Southern Utah: Owens Loop Trail in the Red Cliffs Desert...
Owens Loop Trail, with the trailhead at Brooks Nature Park. Just north of downtown St. George, Owens Loop Trail begins within St. George city limits. It quickly enters the Red Cliffs Desert Reserve. The hike is free and no permit necessary.
Virgin River South Trail Grand Opening & Community Bike Ride October...
The Virgin River South Trail is ready to bike & hike— a project that not only provides a scenic route for walking, biking, and enjoying nature, it serves as
Hiking Southern Utah: Buckskin Gulch
Easy to difficult. Depending on the condition of the canyon, you may need rope to navigate a boulder problem and climb down, or you may have to wade through pools.
Campground and Wilderness Permit Changes coming to Zion National Park in...
Wilderness permits - Zion National Park will change fees in campgrounds and start using a new online reservation system for canyoneering, backpacking
Top 10 uncrowded hikes in southern Utah
Top 10 uncrowded hikes in southern Utah: Here's are the best-uncrowded hikes southern Utah has to offer, without the rush of crowds and people.
Hiking Southern Utah: Angels Landing in Zion National Park
From the top of the Angels Landing Trail, you can see Observation Point, The Great White Throne, Cable Mountain, and the Virgin River as it winds its way through the canyon.
Hellhole Canyon Trail in the Red Cliffs Desert Reserve
If you want an easy hike to an amazing canyon, use the trail on the west side above the wash. For the more adventurous, hike up to Hellhole Canyon in the wash. The latter is slower, and sometimes tiresome navigating all the rocks, but is more of a challenge.
Cyclists to Ride from Washington City to SunRiver St. George
For years, St. George’s trail system has been lauded for its quality and scenic beauty. However, one portion of the Virgin River North Trail had been diverted away from the river to a city sidewalk along the heavily used Riverside Drive.