Saint George Travel Guide

 Segolily Says:  Back in 2000 Sheldon Johnson was digging his land to level it out. He happened to flip some rock over and discovered some unusual markings. Upon further investigation he learned they were dinosaur tracks. There aren't too many trackways of this length in the world. The site... 

 Segolily Says:  St George was early a retreat for the snowbirds of Utah. As Brigham Young, President of the Mormon Church, got older he sought out relief from the cold winters of Salt Lake City and moved his office to St George. It was Brigham Young who had instigated the settlement of... 

 Segolily Says:  This is a great new addition to the city. Built in an old sugar beet seed warehouse the museum has kept the large beams and open space of the original building. We went for a special exhibit featuring paintings of Zion National Park to commemorate its 100th birthday. The... 

 Segolily Says:  This simple pioneer built structure has been the focal point of the community since it was begun in 1863 only 18 months after the first group of settlers arrived. The people were struggling to plant crops and survive in the hot desert environment, but they felt the need for... 

 Segolily Says:  This could be said to be the heart of town. Located in the historic district, it consists of one of the large city blocks with a solid stone building anchoring each corner and a park in the middle. The new park finished in 2007 has a fun interactive fountain. There is a... 

 lonegranger Says:  I was staying in St George and stumbled upon this farmer's market. Nice setting. here's the website info:Downtown Farmers Market The Downtown Farmers Market at Ancestor Square is a volunteer community project to promote the downtown area as well as promoting organic... 

 roadtripjunkies Says:  If you are in the area, a stop at Zion National park is a must. I would suggest seeing it when the shuttles are not running and you can drive the park. This is a narrow canyon and during peak months you have to ride shuttle and can not drive it. There is so much to see just... 

 AVG2319 Says:  If visiting Southern Utah-Zion National Park is a must. It is the most beautiful area with the most stuff available to do. Hike, horseback riding,camping,swimming,an outdoorsmen vacation dream. Beautiful Mountains, waterfalls. We went in July so the water was kind of low,but... 

 1 Review and 196 Opinions  The rooms had just been redone when we were there in summer 2005. The rooms were very modern with... 

 Trekki Says:  Chili's offers all kinds of meals of southwestern hot and spicy style.Steaks, salads, soups, fajitas. I like the fajitas :-) 

 stgeorgeshuttle Says:  You may want to take a look at St George Express Shuttle. at www.stgeorgeexpress.com You can also call at (435) 652-1100Right now it's $19 for most trips, they have the buses at the airport, and takes about 3 hours.Good luck with all your travel need. :) 

 Trekki Says:  SkyWest, Inc. is the commuter airline to fly around in Southwest US. It's based in St. George and operates their flights since more than 30 years.They provide around 1500 daily flights, their network includes more than 100 cities (including 3 Canadian provinces).Their fleet... 

 goingsolo Says:  This canyon near St. George is a popular spot for rock climbing and hiking. 

 goingsolo Says:  The scenery outside the city of St. George is spectacular. There's a contrast between the red rocks and the distant mountains that's captivating. Seeing this view for the first time made me realize that I was really going to like Utah.