When to visit?
Before you get too deep planning the nitty-gritty of your vacation to Utah, pick a season. Spring and Fall are the most ideal times to visit St. George. The weather is incredibly pleasant, meaning you can do just about everything–comfortably. A visit in the Spring is a particularly nice time as the desert wildflowers thrust into full bloom! The hike to Elephant Arch is a hidden gem. On this trail you can find a wide variety of blooming wildflowers in the Spring, making it a great place to practice your macro photography.What to do
There is so much to explore around St. George. Within the city you’ll find plenty to discover in the way of art, shops, food, and museums. Just beyond, the city is surrounded by four state parks including Snow Canyon State Park, Quail Creek State Park, Sand Hollow State Park, and Gunlock State Park. Each Park is chock full of activities and stunning landscapes. You are likely going to find that you didn’t budget enough time for your trip, so choose wisely!Adventure-seekers
Canyoneering is a great sport and St. George boasts some of the best in the state. Imagine rappelling down canyon walls and over waterfalls. New to the sport? No problem! Zion Adventure Company Biking is one of the best guide services in the area, bringing kids and adults alike deep into the Utah red canyons. Novices will find comfort with these guides who give them ownership of the adventure while helping build confidence. The opportunities for adventure are endless! Find yourself hiking, mountain biking, swimming, cliff jumping, paddleboarding, climbing, fishing, ATV touring, and so much more.

Take it down a notch
If you’re a golfer, choose from 10 courses, all of which are set in spectacular scenery. Just need to take a day and pamper yourself? Relax at one of the many day spas in the area or treat yourself at a luxury destination spa where you can reconnect with life.
Art & food
There is no shortage of culinary options when visiting St. George and Zion. Springdale, just outside of the National Park, features several independent, eclectic food options. During your stay in St. George, you will find diverse selections including Hawaiian, Mexican, Japanese, barbecue, and fine dining.

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