Hiking in St. George Utah

Hiking in St. George

The Greater St. George area is a beloved destination with some of the most incredible and iconic trails in the world. Come explore the thousands of miles of great hiking trails that Southern Utah has to offer!

From the iconic Zion National Park, to incredible Snow Canyon State Park and the stunning Red Cliffs Desert Reserve, hikers can explore towering sandstone formations, lava tubes, and scenic desert vistas. Whether you're looking for an easy nature walk or a challenging summit, St. George has a trail for every level of hiker.

Beyond the well-known parks, the St. George area offers numerous other hiking opportunities. The Petrified Dunes Trail in Snow Canyon State Park features ancient, petrified sand dunes that create a unique and undulating landscape, perfect for exploration. For a family-friendly option, the Johnson Canyon Trail offers a short hike leading to a stunning arch, accessible from late fall to early spring.

Another notable St. George hiking trail is the Scout Cave Trail just south of Snow Canyon, which takes hikers through diverse terrain, including lava fields and sandstone formations, culminating at a picturesque cave with panoramic views. For those seeking a less crowded experience, the Yant Flat trail (also known as the "Candy Cliffs") in Red Cliffs National Conservation Area offers vibrant, swirling rock patterns reminiscent of a desert wave, providing both a visual feast and a tranquil hiking experience. There truly is no shortage of beautiful hiking trails in St. George!