23 Great Things to Do in St George, Utah!

We have other playlists to help you plan your trip out west as well:

Stay up to date on what we’re doing!

0:00 Introduction
0:11 Gunlock Falls
0:45 Veyo Pies
1:06 Aspiration Trail
2:10 Ride an ATV
3:20 Bear Paw Cafe
3:42 Candy Cliffs
4:27 Snow Canyon
5:15 Brigham Young Winter Home
5:50 Tuacahn Ampitheater
6:26 Kolob Canyons
7:18 Fossil Falls
7:45 Black Bear Diner
8:17 Red Cliffs
8:50 St George Tabernacle
9:33 Pioneer Park
10:45 Cedar Breaks
11:35 Viva Chicken
11:56 Fiiz
12:30 Jacob Hamblin Home
13:20 St George Temple
13:40 Temple Quarry Hike
14:16 Gooseberry Mesa
14:50 Zion National Park

[roberthale]

That's me painting in Kolob Canyon. Thanks for including me in the video.

[Crazyuncle]

St. George is a very nice place. I was particularly impressed by how clean it is.

[bethbartlett]

Love love love the area of Southern Nevada, Southern Utah, and Arizona.

I can feel the energy just watching the videos! 💫

[stefonthemove]

We are going in September! Looking forward to seeing the dinosaur tracks. Thanks for the video!

[douglasolomon]

I visit relatives in St. George during Feb. Lots to do. Especially like Tuacan, art galleries and the hiking.

[KayentaRojo]

Hey that was my friend Jessie painting that picture on top of Dixie rock haha! I had to do a double take and rewatch it a few times, crazy! This was a really great video! I absolutely love living in this beautiful, sunny, palm tree filled place!

[justgiuleejae]

I live in St. George and let's not forget to mention Town Square and the many splash pads located throughout the city parks. Along with our many, many miles of paved trails for biking, roller blading, scooters, or just walking. There's also the E-bike rentals, Spin electric scooter rentals, Tonaquint Nature Park, The RinQ for roller skating, and Pine Valley just further North of Veyo. The restaurant scene here has almost doubled in the past 2 years. There's so many wonderful places to eat in addition to what was mentioned. If it's been along time since you've been here, you'll be surprised to see the amount of change and growth.

[channarosenblatt]

What a beautiful, low-key, informative and friendly video.

[mjprent]

Love St George. My first morning in St George I saw my first rainbow end to end. Gorgeous area..

[patticulver]

Great video! I’m a Santa Clara local and I’m close to the Jacob Hamlin home. Great job highlighting some of our local treasures! I’m going to forward your video to friends and family back east! Thanks!

[Gladys-bqqw]

Thank you for sharing, most appreciated ❤❤❤

[Blackkeysfan]

We stayed in St George as a home base while visiting the national parks last week. Great spot, lots of food options and grocery/stores. I got so much out of your channel planning our vacation this year!! Thank you! Also, we rented Ebikes from Pedego and rode up into Snow Canyon State Park. It was a blast! Highly recommend! We got up to 30mph coming back downhill. I felt like the roadrunner lol

[alib]

We used this video to plan our recent trip to Southern Utah. THANK YOU for the great video! We loved the candy cliffs, red cliffs, kolob canyons, and viva chicken and of course Zion. So many great off the beaten path recs here.

[lanalorenzen]

I live in St. George, and a person would be hard-pressed to find a more centrally-located city for some of the most beautiful scenery in the world. I've been to all of the places mentioned in this video and most are very lovely. However, like much of the nation, St. George is a very expensive place to live and visit. The public transportation is primitive considering that this is one of the fastest growing cities in the U. S. The infrastructure of the area is underbuilt making it difficult to drive in certain seasons--especially in the winter when people from the northern part of state move to their second homes here. It's a rather narrow, religiously-oriented city, extremely conservative and much of the city still functions as if it's 1975. The national parks are becoming grossly over-visited so it's probably best to visit in the off-season. The liquor laws are some of the most strict in the nation and affect hotels, restaurants, and other entertainment venues.

[sadielaurentiwhitley]

Thank you, such an informative video of highlights from a local, I appreciate it a lot. My husband and I will visit St George in four weeks for the first time, so this video was very helpful.

[hobbythat]

I've lived here for 4 years now and it's awesome.

[jvcdeadmoney]

I did a road trip with my dad in 2014 around California, Nevada, Utah and Arizona. We mostly visited the national parks. It so happens that I liked St. George the most out of all the cities we saw. Absolutely beautiful city with some of the friendliest people I'd ever met (kudos to the owner of the Chalet Motel who was extremely kind and helpful). I'm doing another road trip in August this year and I'll be going back to St. George for a day or two to see even more of the city and its amazing people.

[BLOODRAVIN]

Make sure before you go to Saint George that you go during the Spring or fall when it's nice and cool temperatures easily reach 115 to 120 Fahrenheit in the summer so if you do plan to go in the summer make sure to Bring plenty of water and sunscreen

[kevinmcbride]

Another great video, planning a trip to SW Utah in 2023. I passed through Utah between Texas and Idaho every Summer as a child. Now plan to show the wife, you've brought back memories and expanded the number of places to go.
Thanks

[taraspeaks]

Wow. Planning a day trip this weekend. Very helpful 👌