WELCOME TO GREATER ZION
The southwestern-most corner of Utah is, quite literally, the cornerstone of outdoor adventure. Greater Zion is 2,400 square miles of towering mountains, rolling red rocks and desert dreamland bursting with world-class mountain biking, some of the best off-highway vehicle riding in the country, scenic and challenging play at 14 toprated golf courses, iconic hiking trails and so much more.
NAVIGATING GREATER ZION
FLYING TO GREATER ZION
DIRECT TO ST. GEORGE
St. George Airport gets you to your vacation destination faster than any other option. St. George Regional Airport (SGU) is located 12 miles southeast of St. George, just seven miles off of I-15. The airport offers daily roundtrip flights via United Airlines, American Airlines, and Delta Air Lines, all which include nonstop flights to and from key hubs such as Salt Lake City, Denver, Phoenix, Los Angeles and Dallas/Fort Worth, with more coming online in the near future. Drop SGU into your flight search to be connected with over 500 airport hubs across the U.S.
VIA l AS VEGAS
Land in Las Vegas at the Harry Reid International Airport (LAS) and take the short 90-minute drive to St. George, Greater Zion’s largest city, or venture a little further to Springdale and Zion National Park. On your way, you’ll depart Nevada and hit a small section of Arizona which is surrounded by the gorge-ous Virgin River Gorge. Look around, but please drive carefully.
VIA SAlT l AKE CITY
Salt Lake City International Airport (SLC) is a bit further away — think four hours or 300 miles between Salt Lake and St. George.
CAR RENTAlS
The St. George Regional Airport has onsite car rental counters. You’ll recognize the major brands. And some of those have neighborhood locations as well.
TAXI AND RIDESHARE
Ridesharing services, such as Lyft and Uber, are available for transport around town and further via their respective apps. Taxi services and other
Greater Zion
contract, in-destination transportation providers can be found at the QR code (below).
SHUTTlES
Airport shuttle services, such as St. George Shuttle and Salt Lake Express, are available from/to Harry Reid International Airport in Las Vegas and Salt Lake International Airport.
ST. GEORGE TO ZION NATIONAl PARK SHUTTlES
This shuttle will take you from the homebase City of St. George to Springdale. For a small fee, passengers can board at one of 10 stops across St. George, Washington, Hurricane, La Verkin, and Springdale. The Zion route spans approximately 50 miles one way, which is about a 70-minute ride. This allows visitors to stay across Greater Zion and still easily access Springdale and Zion National Park.
CAMPGROUND INFORMATION
Zion offers year-round and seasonal campground facilities. Group campsites are available the first of April through the end of October for 9-40 people. Reservations can be made in advance by calling 877-444-6777 or online at recreation.gov.
WATCHMAN CAMPGROUND: Open year-round. Make reservations 6 months in advance.
SOUTH CAMPGROUND: Currently closed for long-term rehabilitation project.
LAVA POINT CAMPGROUND: A 1-hour drive on the Kolob Terrace Road. Reservation only.
FACILITIES: Restrooms, drinking water, picnic tables, fire grates, dump stations.
BACKCOUNTRY HIKING PERMITS
Hiking The Narrows from the top down, either in one day or two, requires a Wilderness Permit. Backcountry permits are required for overnight and day hikes in areas such as the Narrows, the Subway, and Angels Landing summit. Permits can be obtained on the day before or the morning of the hike at the Main Visitor Center Backcountry Desk on a first come basis. Reservations and fee info is available at 435-772-0170 or nps.gov/zion.
***ALWAYS CHECK THE WEATHER BEFORE YOU GO
Weather changes can greatly affect your trip so check the weather during the planning process and the day of your trip. Proper gear and trip planning are strongly suggested. Local guides and outifitters are also available.
435-772-3256 | nps.gov/zion
A permit is required to hike the chains section of Angels Landing to ensure a safe experience on the narrow trail. Permits are obtained through recreation.gov via a seasonal lottery or a daybefore lottery. The seasonal lottery allows hikers to secure permits months in advance, while the day-before lottery opens at 12:01 a.m. and closes at 3 p.m. MST.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
WHEN CAN I VISIT THE PARK?
Open all year long, Zion National Park is easily accessible on Scenic Byway 9 from I-15 on the west, or by US 89 on the east at Mt. Carmel Junction.
CAN I DRIVE MY RV THROUGH THE PARK?
You can drive through the park, just not into Zion Canyon while the shuttles are running. The historic Zion-Mt. Carmel tunnel will be closing to over-sized vehicles in 2026 (RVs, motorcoaches, semis.)
CAN I BRING MY PET ON THE TRAILS?
Service animals are allowed on all of Zion's trails and shuttles, but must be clearly identified. Dogs are allowed on the Pa'Rus Trail, located near the Zion Canyon Visitors Center, but must be on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Pets are prohibited on other trails, the shuttle, and in public buildings. Boarding options are available in the area.
DOG BOARDING
Animal Tender Pet Resort, St. George (435) 292-5329 • animaltenderpetresort.com
Bed 'N' Biscuits, St. George (435) 429-4122 • bednbiscuits.org
Canyon Paws, Rockville (435) 703-6680 • canyonpaws.com
Dogtown Pet Spa, St. George (435) 986-4066 • dogtownpetspa.com
On the Spot Play & Stay, Hurricane (435) 680-6666 • onthespotplayandstay.com
Unleashed Pet Resort, St. George (435) 688-8871 • unleashedstgeorge.com
Zion Canyon Canine, Hurricane (435) 772-9209 • zioncanyoncanine.com
The Zion National Park Visitor Center offers a state-of-the-art experience with an outstanding interpretive center.
The free Zion Shuttle System allows visitors to sit back and enjoy the park’s beauty. The shuttle operates from March through November and is linked with the town of Springdale for access to the park from anywhere in town. Shuttles are ADA compliant.
When the shuttle is in operation, private vehicles are not allowed in the main canyon. Zion Scenic Byway 9, which runs through the park, is open to private vehicles all year, connecting Springdale to Bryce Canyon, the North Rim of the Grand Canyon and Kanab. Park entry fees are required.
www.nps.gov/zion.
Station. Fees may be subject to change.
CENTER & NATIONAL PARK SHUTTLE
ST. GEORGE AREA
ST. GEORGE – WASHINGTON - SANTA CLARA - IVINS
THE HEART OF GREATER ZION
While most travelers pass through St. George on their way to Zion, savvy explorers know this desert gem deserves its own spotlight.
Visitors flock to the St. George area for its unique blend of dramatic desert landscapes, year-round sunshine, and a surprising array of attractions that satisfy both outdoor enthusiasts and culture seekers alike. The St. George Regional Airport (SGU) offers convenient direct flights from major hubs, making this desert paradise surprisingly accessible without the long drive.
Once here, the St. George to Zion Shuttle transforms vacation strategies in the best possible way. Visitors can leave their c ars behind, stay in one of the area’s surprisingly diverse accommodations (from budget friendly motels to luxury resorts), and enjoy stress free access to Zion’s wonders.
Foodies will rejoice at a dining scene that has blossomed from well-known chains to impressive local spots serving everything from sophisticated southwest cuisine to wood fired delights that have guests planning their next meal while still enjoying their first.
Tuacahn stands as the area’s crown jewel, an outdoor amphitheater tucked against crimson cliffs where Broadway shows come to life under starlit skies. “Dramatic backdrop” takes on new meaning here.
Pioneer Park offers nature’s playground just minutes from downtown, with red rock formations that beg to be climbed and views that demand to be photographed.
Golf enthusiasts will find paradise with 14 diverse courses all within a 20 minute drive. These desert layouts blend challenging play with stunning red rock backdrops that make even a bad round worth the green fees.
ELEVATE YOUR EVENT IN GREATER ZION
Looking for a venue that wows? Greater Zion delivers unforgettable backdrops for your next gathering.
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magine breaking for lunch with views of towering red cliffs, or team-building against a canvas of geological wonders. You’re not just booking a meeting space – you’re creating an experience your attendees will talk about for years.
Just minutes from top-rated accommodations, you’ll find state-of-the-art facilities surrounded by adventure opportunities. Need to energize your group? Hit the trails at Snow Canyon before your keynote. Want to impress VIPs? Arrange a sunset reception at Entrada at Snow Canyon.
With 300+ days of sunshine and easy access from major cities, Greater Zion transforms ordinary meetings into extraordinary experiences. Your only challenge? Getting attendees to focus when paradise beckons just outside the conference room door.
ST. GEORGE Best Western Plus Abbey Inn 888-222-3946 bwabbeyinn.com
Black Desert Resort
435-255-8906 blackdesertresort.com
Courtyard by Marriott 435-986-0555 marriott.com/sgucy
Hilton Garden Inn 435-634-4100 hiltongardeninn.com
HOTELS WITH MEETING ROOM SPACE
ST. GEORGE Clarion Suites 800-245-8602 stgeorgeclarionsuites.com
Comfort Inn 435-215-4138 choicehotels.com
Hampton Inn & Suites St. George 435-652-1200 SunRiver 435-656-9900 hamptoninn.com
Holiday Inn — St. George 800-HOLIDAY holidayinn.com
Holiday Inn Express & Suites - Washington 800-HOLIDAY ihg.com
Hyatt Place St. George 435-656-8686 stgeorgeconventioncenter.place. hyatt.com
LaQuinta Inns & Suites 435-674-2664 laquintastgeorgeut.com
Quality Inn Saint George 435-628-4481 choicehotels.com
Ramada St. George 435-319-4746 ramadastgeorge.com
Springhill Suites - Washington 435-628-3900 marriott.com
Wingate by Wyndham 800-228-1000 wingatestgeorge.com
SPRINGDALE
Cliffrose Lodge & Gardens 435-772-3234 cliffroselodge.com
Desert Pearl Inn 435-772-8888 desertpearl.com
Hampton Inn & Suites 800-Hampton hamptoninn.com
Holiday Inn Express 800-HOLIDAY hiexpress.com
Hotel DeNovo 435-772-0665 hoteldenovo.com
Red Lion Hotel and Conference Center 435-634-4235 redlion.com/st-george
SPRINGDALE
Cable Mountain Lodge 435-772-3366 cablemountainlodge.com
Springhill Suites 435-628-3900 marriott.com
UNIQUE MEETING VENUES
Bigshots Golf
435-900-3440 bigshotsgolf.com
Dixie Academy 435-627-4512
Electric Theater 435-627-4515
Entrada at Snow Canyon 435-986-2200 golfentrada.com
Hela Seegmiller Historic Farm 435-627-4530 sgcityutah.gov
Holmstead Ranch Resort 435-216-7930 holmsteadranch.com
O.C. Tanner Ampitheatre 435-652-7994 octannershows.com
Red Mountain Resort 877-246-4453 redmountainresort.com
Sand Hollow Resort 435-656-4653 sandhollowresorts.com
Social Hall 435-627-4525 sgcityutah.gov
The Ledges Golf Club 435-634-4640 ledges.com
The Grafton & Harmony Buildings at Legacy Park 435-652-4000
Under Canvas Zion 888-496-1148 undercanvas.com
Utah Tech University 435-652-7500 utahtech.edu
Veyo Pools 435-574-2300 veyopool.com
Zion National Park Lodge 435-772-7700 zionlodge.com
Zion Red Rock Oasis 435-772-3139 zionredrock. com
CABLE MOUNTAIN LODGE
CONFERENCE HOTELS
GOLF ELEVATED
Over 300 days of sunshine and 14 golf courses within a 20-mile radius make golf in St. George — and the surrounding Greater Zion communities — a year-round golfer’s paradise. Skilled and novice players alike enjoy
Don’t just take our word for it. This is GOLF ELEVATED.
B l ACK DESERT GO l F COURSE
Nestled within Greater Zion’s landscape of jet-black lava beds and towering cliffs, Black Desert Resort and championship Tom Weiskopf designed golf course beckon you. This 19-hole, 7,200-yard desert course boasts fair greens, forgiving fairways, and plenty of challenging elements, surrounded by 360-degree views. Black Desert attracts expert golfers, national praise, and even stops on the PGA and LPGA tours.
B l OOMINGTON COUNTRY C l UB
Opened in 1969 and freshly renovated in 2019, Bloomington Country Club is one of Greater Zion’s most unique golf courses with nearly 7,000 yards of immaculately maintained fairways, flawless greens, a large practice putting green, a chipping green with a challenging sand trap, and a full-size driving range. The extensive amenities make Bloomington the perfect place to enjoy a peaceful yet challenging game.
COPPER ROCK GO l F COURSE
Boasting stunning views of copper mountains, vast skies, and natural sand dunes, Copper Rock invites professional and amateur golfers alike to enjoy a day in Hurricane. Renowned for its challenging layout, this course is rated among the best courses in Greater Zion and is honored to host multiple national tournaments, including the Epson Tour and the LPGA Legends Championship. Look forward to a perfect blend of luxury and leisure in the backyard of Sand Hollow State Park.
DIXIE RED HI ll S GO l F C l UB
Dixie Red Hills Golf Club was the first golf course in Greater Zion, opening in July 1965. With its spectacular red-rock setting and playability, it is well-known, beloved by all, and credited with elevating the local golf scene — and tourism in general — to the high caliber they are today. Don’t be fooled by this course’s age or size, though. The nine-hole, par-34 layout will have you calling shots off the boulders, around the cliffs, and through the trees as you find your way to the green.
CORA l CANYON GO l F COURSE
Coral Canyon provides the perfect opportunity for you to enjoy luxurious golf at the doorway of Zion National Park. Coral Canyon’s 7,146-yard, par-72 layout provides breathtaking views from wide, forgiving fairways. Combined with fresh updates to the course, Coral Canyon’s offerings entice multiple golf tournaments throughout the year. Book a tee time to experience this gem for yourself — we bet you’ll be enticed, too.
ENTRADA AT SNOW CANYON COUNTRY C l UB
This 18-hole private golf course is a Johnny Miller Signature Design. Opened in 1996, Entrada at Snow Canyon Country Club stretches across 7,065 yards of desert landscape with a backdrop of red sandstone cliffs, rolling dunes, black lava beds, and rugged arroyos. David McLay-Kidd’s recent redesign elevated the playing experience for its members (and those who stay on property), and Entrada has since been rated Utah’s top year-round private golf course and No. 5 overall for Utah by Golf Digest.
scenic golf greens tucked neatly into red rock cliffs, sandstone buttes and lava rock landscapes.
CAN’T MISS EXPERIENCES THROUGHOUT THE YEAR
With 300 days of sunshine, there isn’t a wrong time of the year to visit Greater Zion! Any combination of indoor or outdoor pursuits exist throughout the year. In fact, we’d suggest trying out all the seasons. There are wonders to behold whenever you visit, and you’ll discover something new with each season.
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As the trees bud and we emerge from a mild winter, spring is idyllic in Greater Zion. Temps top out in the 70s and 80s, maybe seeing an occasional low 90. Spring showers are rare, if not short-lived. While the rest of Utah is still bundled up, even in February, we’re calling it Spring and are digging out our shorts and tank tops … but maybe still keeping an extra layer around for the mornings and evenings.
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SPRING THINGS
Rounds of golf at any of our 14 golf courses
The St. George Art Festival
Outdoor dining or drinks on numerous restaurant and bar patios
• Washington County Fair
• Blooming of the Dwarf bearpoppy, only found in Greater Zion
Greater Zion is a high-desert climate and it can get warm. It is indeed a dry heat. Highs can reach well over 100 and the heat often holds on throughout the night, sustaining around 60-80 for lows. Average highs in the summer months are in the upper 90s. Monsoon rains often appear in late summer, providing a good, quick dose of rain and storms.
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SUMMER THINGS
• Broadway shows at Tuacahn as the sun sets
• Farmers’ markets
• Tubing the Virgin River
• Water activities at the state parks
• Higher elevation escapes to Kolob Terrace or Pine Valley Recreation Area
• Community celebrations, including Fourth of July and Pioneer Day
Autumn is marked with brisk mornings and cool evenings, complete with warm, comfortable temps in the daytime hours. Later fall ushers in our coolest time of the year, but high temps still hover in the mid 60s during the day. The higher elevations break out in an array of color and still beckon you outside for adventures.
CAN’T-MISS FALL THINGS
• Zion Plein Air Festival
• Huntsman World Senior Games
• Trail Hero and Trail Hero Music Festival
• Black Desert Championship (PGA Golf)
• St. George Marathon
• Bring your family and try your hand at Thanksgiving dinner outside
fall winter Greater Zion
Desert applies to winter too and snow isn’t a frequent visitor, but if it does snow, it certainly doesn’t last long. Some of the higher elevations see an average snowfall of two inches or so. The high peaks around the area will be snow-capped. Winter highs don’t dip below the mid 50s, creating a fantastic environment for outdoor exploration and even exertion.
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WINTER THINGS
• Zion National Park hikes, likely having more space to yourself
• Reduced-price winter golf
• Johnson Canyon Hike in Snow Canyon State Park (not open otherwise)
• Snow on the red rocks, if you’re lucky enough to catch it, it’s beautiful and unique
• Christmas in the Canyon and other holiday celebrations
• Holiday lights at Red Hills Desert Garden
• St. George Area Parade of Homes
Sight Seeing Soft Adventure
Drive Snow Canyon State Park
Majestic rock formations and red sand dunes grace the landscape of the naturally formed park.
Stroll through Historic Downtown
Take a self-guided stroll through historic St. George.
Red Hills Desert Garden
Interact with nature, learn and gain a respect and love for desert creatures and plants.
Tuacahn Center for the Arts
Broadway musicals with elaborate sets and costumes, set amid a stunning red rock backdrop. Seasonal concerts and other special events.
Hike Snow Canyon State Park
Sand Dunes, Jenny’s Canyon or Johnson Arch to name a few
Road & Mountain Bike Trails
Greater Zion's trail system is composed of both paved and natural surface trails.
EBike in Snow Canyon
Rent an ebike and take a leisurely ride through the canyon.
Enjoy a round of golf at any one of our 14 courses.
Drive-Ride Zion National Park
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Visit Shops, Galleries and Museums
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Explore Grafton Ghost Town &
Horseback Riding
GREATER ZION VISITOR CENTER
CRITTERS
Live creatures of the desert, including colorful slithering snakes, shy salamanders, lumbering desert tortoises, a hairy tarantula, a glowing scorpion, and Utah’s official state reptile, the Gila Monster.
DISPLAYS
Beautiful floor-to-ceiling graphic wall displays showcase the stunning landscapes and unique recreational opportunities of Greater Zion, including the towering sandstone cliffs, sweeping vistas, and winding canyons.
INTERACTIVE MAP
A 16’ X 9’ interactive, 3D-printed map showcasing the deep canyons of Zion National Park, as well as the soaring heights of the Pine Valley Mountains, along with projected and video animations.
PRINTED INFORMATION & MAPS
Guests can pick up printed information, including trail maps, brochures, dining guides, and other materials. All information is complimentary.
FRIENDLY & INFORMATIVE STAFF
Staffed by local experts who are passionate about sharing their love of the area, answering questions, providing recommendations and offering guidance on how to make the most of your time in Greater Zion.
HOURS OF OPERATION
Monday – Friday 8 a.m. – 5 p.m.
LOCATION
WHERE TO STAY
ST. GEORGE AREA HOTELS
AIDEN BY BEST WESTERN
888-590-2835
316 East St. George Blvd. 435-673-3541
stgeorgebestwestern.com Rooms: 30
AMERICA’S BEST INN & SUITES
800-718-0297
245 North Red Cliffs Dr. 435-652-3030
americasbestinnstgeorgeut.com Rooms: 52
BEST WESTERN CORAL HILLS
800-542-7733
125 East St. George Blvd. 435-673-4844
coralhills.com Rooms: 98
BEST WESTERN PLUS
ABBEY INN
888-222-3946
1129 South Bluff St. 435-652-1234
bwabbeyinn.com Rooms: 154
BEST WESTERN PLUS SETTLER’S POINT
800-780-7234
1294 East Hospitality Way, Washington bestwestern.com Rooms: 98
BLACK DESERT RESORT
1500 E Black Desert Dr. 435-689-0953
blackdesertresort.com Rooms: 791
CHALET MOTEL
664 East St. George Blvd. 435-628-6272
chaletmotelstgeorge.com Rooms: 23
CLARIDGE INN
800-367-3790 1187 South Bluff St. 435-673-7222
claridgeinn.com Rooms: 49
COMFORT INN NORTH
974 North 2720 East 435-215-4138 choicehotels.com Rooms: 64
COMFORT SUITES ST. GEORGE
175 North 1000 East 435-215-1885 choicehotels.com Rooms: 91
CORAL CANYON RESORT
2295 N Canyon Greens Dr 435-200-9700 coralcanyonresort.com Rooms: 20
CORAL SPRINGS RESORT
98 N 6680 W 435-879-5839 coralspringsresort.com Rooms: 42
CORONADA INN SUITES
800-261-6094
559 East St. George Blvd. 435-628-4436 coronadainn.com Rooms: 60
COURTYARD BY MARRIOTT
1-888-867-7457
185 South 1470 East 435-986-0555 marriott.com/sgucy Rooms: 131
CRESCENT MOON INN
1504 Crescent Moon Trail 435-879-9076 thecrescentmooninn.com Rooms: 8
DAYS INN ST. GEORGE
150 North 1000 East 435-673-6123 daysinn.com Rooms: 86
ECONO LODGE 1-877-963-2666
460 East St. George Blvd. 435-673-4861 econolodgestgeorge.com Rooms: 54
HAMPTON INN ST. GEORGE
800-892-1203
53 North River Rd. 435-652-1200 hampton-inn.com/hi/stgeorge Rooms: 125
HAMPTON INN & SUITES SUNRIVER 1250 West Sunriver Rd. 435-656-9900 hamptonbyhilton.com Rooms: 120
HILTON GARDEN INN 877-782-9444 1731 S. Convention Center Dr. 435-634-4100 stgeorge.gardeninn.com Rooms: 150
HOLIDAY INN ST. GEORGE CONVENTION CENTER 800-465-4329 1808 South Crosby Way 435-628-8007 holidayinn.com Rooms: 130
HOLIDAY INN EXPRESS & SUITES 800-465-4329 I-15 Exit 16 2450 N. Town Center, Washington 435-986-1313 hiexpress.com/stgeorge-wash Rooms: 100
HOLMSTEAD RANCH & RESORT
1000 E Holmstead Ranch Rd., Central 435-216-7530 holmsteadranch.com Rooms: 21
HOWARD JOHNSON INN 1040 South Main 435-525-2668 hojo.com Rooms: 52
HYATT PLACE ST. GEORGE 1819 South 120 East 435-656-8686 place.hyatt.com Rooms: 104
MOTEL 6
800-466-8356
205 North 1000 East 435-628-7979 motel6stgeorge.com Rooms: 102
MY PLACE ST. GEORGE 855-200-5685 1644 South 270 East 435-674-4997 myplacehotels.com Rooms: 63
QUALITY INN SOUTH BLUFF
800-231-4488 1165 South Bluff St. 435-628-4481 stgeorgequalityinn.com Rooms: 96
QUALITY INN I-15 RED CLIFFS 912 Red Cliffs Dr., Washington 435-673-3537 qualityinnredcliffs.com Rooms: 76
RAMADA BY WYNDHAM 800-713-9435
1440 East St. George Blvd. 435-319-4746 ramadastgeorge.com Rooms: 135
RED LION HOTEL & CONFERENCE CENTER
850 South Bluff St. 435-628-4235 redlion.com/st-george Rooms: 164
RED MOUNTAIN RESORT 800-407-3002 1275 East Red Mountain Circle, Ivins 435-673-4905 redmountainresort.com Rooms: 130
RED ROOF INN 915 South Bluff St. 435-688-8383 redroof.com Rooms: 75
RODEWAY INN
SPRINGHILL SUITES ST. GEORGE /WASHINGTON 800-929-0790
122 N. Green Spring Dr., Washington 435-628-3900 marriott.com Rooms: 111
ST. GEORGE INN & SUITES 800-929-0790 1221 South Main St. 435-673-6661 stgeorgeinnhotel.com Rooms: 143
STAYBRIDGE SUITES
111 E. Tabernacle Street, St. George. UT (1st floor of the Washington County Administration Building) (435) 301-7400 GREATER ZION EVENT CALENDAR
CLARION INN & SUITES
800-245-8602
1239 South Main St. 435-673-7000
stgeorgeclarionsuites.com Rooms: 122
COMFORT INN AT CONVENTION CENTER
138 East Riverside Dr. 435-628-8544
stgeorgecomfortinn.com Rooms: 122
ECONOMY INN & SUITES
525 East St. George Blvd. 435-673-6137
economyinnstgeorge.com Rooms: 35
FAIRFIELD INN BY MARRIOTT
800-228-2800
1660 S. Convention Center Dr. 435-673-6066 marriott.com Rooms: 98
INN SANTA CLARA 1190 Heights Dr 702-630-3859 innsantaclara.com Rooms: 12
INN ON THE CLIFF 511 S Tech Ridge Dr. 435-216-5864 innonthecliff.com Rooms: 27
LA QUINTA INN & SUITES I-15 at Exit 4, 91 East 2680 South 435-674-2664 laquintastgeorge.com Rooms: 104
420 St. George Blvd. 435-673-6181 choicehotels.com Rooms: 44
SANDS MOTEL
581 East St. George Blvd. 435-673-3501 sandsmotelstgeorge.com Rooms: 20
SLEEP E MOTEL
855 East Main Street, Enterprise 435-878-8802 Rooms: 14
ARE WE THERE YET?
GETTING HERE IS EASY. GOING HOME… WELL, THAT MAY TAKE SOME CONVINCING.
Access Greater Zion from the St. George Regional Airport with direct, daily connections from Salt Lake City on Delta, from Denver and Los Angeles on United, and Phoenix and Dallas via American. Or you can land in Las Vegas and take the short 90-minute drive.
If you’re coming by car, Greater Zion's largest city, St. George, is on Interstate 15, just 90 minutes north of Las Vegas and 4.5 hours south of Salt Lake City. Interstate 15 is a major U.S. highway that runs from South California to Canada, and links directly with Interstate 70 which runs all the way east to Baltimore.
MILEAGE