Hiking in the St. George area offers breathtaking red rock scenery, diverse trails, and year-round outdoor adventure. We’ve gathered helpful information on hiking in Southern Utah, as well as a roundup of some of our favorite trails.
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.
Whether it’s your first time visiting or your hundredth, hiking and exploring the beautiful red rock landscapes will keep you coming back! The beautiful, year-round sunny St. George weather makes hiking the perfect outdoor activity. Spring and fall are ideal times to hike, but many winter and summer days are pleasant, too.
Visit Hike St. George or download the All Trails app to determine which trails are dog-friendly, family-friendly, or suitable for your needs! Be sure to pack plenty of water, regardless of what time of day you hike.
Lava Tube (2.3 miles)
Johnson Creek (1.7 miles)
Jenny Canyon (.3 miles)
Petrified Dunes Trails (1.2 miles)
The Narrows
Emerald Pools
Angels Landing (Permit required)
(These all require riding the free shuttle to get to the trailhead). Popular Zion hikes that DON’T require a shuttle ride are:
Canyon Overlook Trail
The Watchman Trail
Owen’s Loop (2.7 miles)
Aspiration Point (1.8 miles)
Red Reef Trail (2.2 miles)
