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Phone Number (435) 301-7400

Address 111 E Tabernacle Street
St. George, UT 84770

Visitor Information Center

The Greater Zion Visitor Center is a must for anyone interested in exploring the natural wonders of southwest Utah.

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Trailblazer Summer – Bucket List

Make your mark on Greater Zion before graduation day! From red rock adventures to downtown discoveries, these experiences showcase why college years here are unforgettable.

Have a
lake day

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Trade textbooks for towboats at Greater Zion’s stunning reservoirs. Sand Hollow, Quail Creek, and Gunlock offer everything from cliff jumping to paddleboarding, with beach areas perfect for study breaks in the sun. Pack your sunscreen and discover why locals call these desert oases their favorite escape.

Explore water activities

Go hiking
or climbing

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Step into adventures ranging from sunset strolls to adrenaline-pumping ascents. Whether you’re conquering Angels Landing or discovering hidden slot canyons, Greater Zion’s trails offer experiences for every skill level. Join the climbing community at local crags or challenge yourself on world-class routes.

find your trail

Visit a National
or State Park

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Experience the mighty five right in your backyard! Zion National Park needs no introduction, but don’t overlook Snow Canyon, Sand Hollow, Quail Creek, and Gunlock State Parks. Each offers unique landscapes and student-friendly entrance fees that won’t break the budget.

Plan your park visit

Ride a scooter,
bike, or E-Bike

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Cruise through scenic neighborhoods, tackle mountain bike trails, or explore Zion on two wheels. From casual rides along the Virgin River Trail to technical slickrock adventures at Gooseberry Mesa, Greater Zion’s cycling scene welcomes riders of all abilities.

Start pedaling

Enjoy
local eats

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Discover flavors beyond campus dining at over 180 restaurants throughout Greater Zion. From late-night taco runs to celebratory dinners, student-friendly spots serve everything from authentic international cuisine to creative local favorites. Don’t miss the food truck scene!

Browse Dining Options

Go golfing or
mini-golfing

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Perfect your swing at 14 championship courses or enjoy friendly competition at local mini-golf spots. Many courses offer student discounts and twilight rates that make this traditionally pricey sport surprisingly affordable. The desert scenery makes every round memorable.

Tee up

Visit a
farmers market

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Saturday mornings come alive at local farmers markets, where fresh produce meets handmade crafts and live music. Stock up on study snacks, discover local artisans, and soak in the community atmosphere that makes Greater Zion special.

Market Details

See a show
or concert

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From Broadway productions at Tuacahn to intimate venues featuring touring bands, Greater Zion’s entertainment scene punches above its weight. Student rush tickets and special pricing make world-class performances accessible on a college budget.

See upcoming events

Enjoy a
cold treat

Beat the desert heat at local favorites serving everything from rolled ice cream to gourmet gelato. Whether you’re celebrating finals or just need a sweet study break, Greater Zion’s treat shops offer the perfect pick-me-up.

Sweet spots

Visit a
historic site

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Step back in time at preserved pioneer homes, ancient Native American sites, and geological wonders that tell Greater Zion’s story. These free or low-cost attractions offer fascinating breaks from modern campus life while connecting you to the area’s rich heritage.

Explore historic sites

Spend a night under the stars

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Experience why Greater Zion earned Dark Sky certification with unforgettable stargazing sessions. Whether camping at designated sites or simply finding a quiet spot away from city lights, the night sky here reveals constellations you never knew existed.

Camping & Stargazing

Visit a museum or art gallery

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Immerse yourself in Greater Zion’s creative scene at galleries showcasing local and regional artists. From the Greater Zion Visitor Center’s interactive exhibits to Springdale’s art walk, cultural experiences abound for curious minds.

Discover arts & Culture

Ready to start checking off your Greater Zion bucket list? Each adventure creates memories that last long after graduation. Your next unforgettable experience starts here.

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