Top St George Hiking Tours

Take a tour over the dunes of Sand Hollow State Park with this off-road experience. Your guide will take you out to explore the dunes, taking you to some of the most incredible areas of the park, including Patriot Rock, the Flintstone House, and the Top of the World. An ideal experience for adventure-seekers.

Ready to explore Zion National Park? Our audio tour is your perfect guide! Walk among towering sandstone cliffs, narrow slot canyons, and jaw-dropping views. We’ll tell you the wild stories behind Angel’s Landing and The Narrows, plus some fun facts about the park’s history, geology, and critters. Whether you’re with family, friends, or just seeking adventure, this tour makes Zion even more awesome. Download, plug in, and get ready for an unforgettable journey through Zion! *Download the Shaka Guide app to access the purchased tours

Explore hidden petroglyph sites and a mini-slot canyon on this 3 or ~5-mile (you choose) half-day adventure (2-4 hours) on the wild, less-traveled side of Snow Canyon State Park. DISCLAIMER: This rugged, off-trail tour crosses varied desert terrain —loose rocks, deep sand, uneven and slanted slick rock with light scrambling, frequent step ups and down and between 250ft and 650ft elevation gain (long route). At 3,500 feet, it requires moderate fitness and shoes with good tread. Not suitable for those with significant knee, hip, gait, or balance issues. Here's how a happy hiker described this tour: "We had a blast! Lydia knew all the best spots – there is no way we would have found these! Within minutes, we were climbing around the red rock like kids. Lydia brought us near the mysterious slot canyon, gave us a couple of hints, and let us discover 3 sets of amazing petroglyphs on our own—one of the coolest hikes I’ve done!" ~Robin, Carson City, Nevada

Come join us on the perfect excursion to Sand Mountain overlooking the beautiful Sand Hollow State Park. Only accessible in high clearance off-road vehicles, our amazing guides are experts at navigating the deep sand and are very knowledgeable on the local geography and wildlife of the area. This tour can be adapted for any season and is the perfect way to explore the famous “red rocks and sand” of Southern Utah without having to worry about a strenuous hike or getting covered in sand. The sweeping views and breathtaking sunset are a photographer's paradise! Though the road can be bumpy at times, the fun ride is well worth the trip! Great for any vacation, this is the perfect way to give you a “hands on” experience as you enjoy the magic of Southern Utah!

Escape crowded St. George to a remote area that can only be accessed through an off-road vehicle. Come explore Southern Utah's iconic red rocks, as you scramble through a winding slot canyon with your expert guide, who will also teach you about the local geography and wildlife. This private Jeep tour will help you explore the beautiful remote area of Motoqua near St. George, Utah. Begin with a fun, bumpy jeep ride, then set off on a guided 2-3 mile hike to explore the iconic red, Navajo sandstone, and wander through a winding slot canyon. This adventurous slot canyon can be difficult depending on your hiking ability. It includes climbing or scrambling over boulders and depending on the season, navigating through some shallow water. Great for families, this guided tour and hike will leave you with unforgettable memories and pictures. This is the perfect activity for any season and is a great way to help you get out and enjoy mother nature.

Take a private tour and hike in Zion National Park, designed especially with your interests and abilities in mind. Go with a naturalist guide who opens up a world of indigenous cultures, human and geological history, unique flora and fauna, and soaring red cliffs. During the busy season, use the park's required shuttle system to get around. Note: Angels Landing is pending request and availability.

Explore the hidden wonders of Greater Zion on a UTV tour. Discover ancient secrets and lesser-known treasures tucked away in the desert landscapes of Sand Hollow and beyond. See dinosaur tracks, visit ancient caves, and learn about the area's rich history and geology from expert guides. Starting near the breathtaking Sand Hollow State Park, climb aboard a state-of-the-art UTV, ready for an off-road journey through the rugged desert. Navigate through sandy paths, up and over expansive sand dunes, and into secluded areas where history comes to life.

Book this Toquerville Falls tour and enjoy a unique oasis in the desert that can really only be accessed through an off-road vehicle. Though the road is rough and bumpy, the fun ride is well worth the trip. Enjoy the spectacular views of Southern Utah on the drive, and then cool off in the scenic waterfall when you arrive. Great for families, this area is clean and fun for all ages to play in. With really no hiking involved, this is the perfect activity for any season and is a great way to help you get out and enjoy mother nature!

Experience the uncanny wonders of Utah’s Sand Hollow State Park on a thrilling half-day shared ATV tour. Among the many natural features on the tour, you’ll see the rock formation named the Flintstone House thanks to its resemblance to the vintage cartoon home. You’ll also get guidance on piloting your ATV through the unique terrain of this 50,000 acre park.

Experience the thrills of riding an ATV through the extreme desert terrain of Sand Hollow State Park with shared guided tour. With a guide to coach you through through riding over different terrain and obstacles, ride over Horseshoe Bend, Box Canyon, Top of the World, Cliffs of Insanity, and more. All equipment provided.

This is a tour that has never been offered until now. Guided tours along the Hurricane Canal, to date, have only been a once-a-year offering. Participants on this tour see things most tourists pass over. People of all ages enjoy encountering the canal and its tunnels and flumes, which makes it not a typical hike. This tour is enlightening look at what it took to settle the land in the American West. These hardy settlers had to build irrigation systems in order to establish their communities and the Hurricane Canal was one of the toughest ones to build. It took 12 years to build and was mostly a pick-and-shovel operation with no public financing. It is an engineering marvel of its time and truly a miracle because as one looks at some sections of the canal, they seem to run uphill.