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We pass this area several times a week driving from St. George to Washington City as we make our way over to the big box stores and I-15 freeway. Each time we do, I've notice this trail head and wondered what lie beyond the end of the concrete pathway. p.p1 {margin: 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px; font: 12.0px 'Helvetica Neue'; color: #454545} span.s...
Tuacahn's Christmas In The Canyon It has become a favorite Christmas family tradition to attend 'Christmas In The Canyon' at the beautiful Tuacahn Amphitheater every year, only a 10 minute drive from our beautiful vacation homes in St George Utah. The Living Nativity held in the amphitheater twice per night, 7pm and 8pm, is our favorite part of the...
Our family always looks forward to Autumn in Southern Utah. We've lived in St. George since the early 90's and we've just about scoured every road and scenic byway in this area. I'd say the Fall color probably will peak in about a week in the higher elevations but yesterday Brian Head which is about a 10,000' elevation was pretty amazing. The humi...
East Zion beyond the mile long tunnel you can frequently find herds of Big Horn Sheep grazing on the foilage next to the road. Last weekend we were driving through Zion Park to head on out to Mount Carmel Junction for an Art Show and we came upon these magnificent Big Horn Sheep. It was exciting to see so many of them all in one area. Every...
Riverwalk Trail This is a beautiful time of year to hike Zion's Riverwalk & Narrows Trail. When it is crazy hot everywhere else, the cool and shaded trail is is one of our favorite hikes. The first mile of the Riverwalk trail is paved and wheel chair accessible and relatively level with just a few small hills. If you don't have the energy, tim...
