Below the rim of the Great Basin sits Utah's warm-weather retreat, the town of St. George. The stunning valley combines transitional land features from the neighboring basin and Colorado Plateau with the …

Tales of these early pioneers are not all the history there is to discover in St. George, however. Walk in the footsteps of dinosaurs, trace ancient Puebloan art, wander through a silver mining ghost town — …

St. George isn’t just the biggest city in Greater Zion, it’s a great basecamp for Zion National Park, as well as four state parks.

Whether you come to St. George for the professional theater, dazzling landscapes, or abundant art galleries, this booming Southern Utah destination just four hours from Salt Lake City makes the …

St. George is the closest city to Sand Hollow State Park and offers many hotels, restaurants, shops, coffee shops, family-friendly activities and grocery stores.

As you visit St. George and Greater Zion seeking excellent food, coffee and drinks, you’ll want to add these top St. George restaurants to your bucket list!

Swing, drive and putt on the best golf courses in St George, where red rock cliffs and manicured greens meet 250+ days of sunshine.

The town is supremely bikeable, too: it’s easy-to-navigate bike routes and trails system will get you nearly anywhere in St. George, including lodging and the myriad restaurants on Main Street.

Located just north of St. George, Utah, this area is technically a transition zone between the Mojave Desert, the Great Basin and the Colorado Plateau. This promises a mixture of plants and animals …

It’s time to hit the road to nearby St. George, a city experiencing remarkable growth. Before you hit the town, you’ll detour to Snow Canyon State Park, a natural wonder that exists at the intersection of …