The blend of blue water, red sand beaches, boating and off-road recreation at Sand Hollow State Park continues to draw crowds in Utah, bringing challenges for park management.

Let's take a look at some of St. George's tiny, hidden parks. Temple Springs Park Just off St. George Blvd. behind Menchie's Frozen Yogurt and just below Red Hills Parkway, sits Temple Springs Park.

Utah's state parks are attracting record numbers of visitors. Sand Hollow, Jordanelle, Willard Bay, ... Snow Canyon near St. George and Goblin Valley in the San Rafael Swell.

But one reason to come to (or at least through) St. George is Snow Canyon State Park. The landscape rivals what you’ll find in Utah’s national parks, but with much less hype. The Best ...

Zion National Park is gorgeous. It's also crowded, secluded, and dominated by hard hikes. These state parks may be even ...

This is a growing issue, especially in state parks close to St. George, ... Utah's state parks brought in a little more than 11 million visitors during the 2023 fiscal year, ...

With St. George located minutes away from Zion National Park, there is no reason to miss out on some of the best views in America this summer. Distance: 41.4 miles Drive time: 56 minutes ...