Snow Canyon State Park
This is one of our favorite places to explore—and it’s right in St. George! Think red rock cliffs, lava tubes, and short scenic hikes. Jenny’s Canyon and the Petrified Dunes are must-dos.

Sand Hollow State Park
Sand, sun, and water! Great for paddleboarding, boating, swimming, or just lounging on the red sand beach. You can even rent ATVs or take the Tesla on a scenic drive around the lake.

Quail Creek Reservoir
A peaceful spot for fishing, kayaking, or paddleboarding with mountain views. It’s a slower pace than Sand Hollow and perfect for relaxing on the water.

Red Cliffs Desert Reserve
Hidden trails, red rock cliffs, and cool little canyons—this area is protected land, and it’s full of native wildlife and scenic beauty. Great for hiking, biking, and photo ops.

Pioneer Park + Dixie Rock
Right in town, and totally iconic. Climb on red rock formations, squeeze through slot canyons, and catch panoramic views of St. George. Great for all ages.

Tonaquint Nature Center
This is a peaceful walking trail and nature preserve right in town. Shaded paths, bridges, and local birds make it a chill (and kid-friendly) spot to unwind.

Historic Downtown St. George
Take a walk through the charming historic district—home to the St. George Tabernacle, Brigham Young’s winter home, art galleries, and little shops. Great for a relaxed morning or golden hour stroll.

Bloomington Petroglyph Park
This small site has ancient petroglyphs carved into red sandstone. It’s a quick stop, but one of those hidden gems that’s easy to miss without a local tip.

Chuckwalla Trailhead
One of the best local spots for a hike with red rock views and options for beginners or experienced hikers. Keep an eye out—climbers and desert tortoises love it here too!

Red Hills Desert Garden (a must-see)
This beautifully landscaped desert garden is filled with native plants, waterfalls, and walking paths—with sweeping views of the red cliffs. It’s peaceful, educational, and totally photo-worthy. Bonus: it’s free!

Tonaquint Nature Center
Shady walking trails, little bridges, and lots of birds and turtles make this a family-friendly favorite. It’s a great stop if you want to get outside without too much sun or elevation.

The Garden at Green Gate Village
A quiet courtyard tucked into historic downtown St. George. With twinkle lights, little shops, and a relaxing vibe, it’s a charming stop after lunch or coffee.

St. George Temple Grounds
Even while under renovation, the temple grounds are stunning. Take a walk around the gardens and soak in the peace. The surrounding historic homes and visitor center make for a nice stroll.

Kayenta Art Village & Desert Community
Just outside St. George in Ivins, this area blends art, desert landscaping, and walking paths into a totally unique experience. Think sculptures, desert blooms, and tucked-away cafés.

Cactus Alley in Downtown St. George
A quick and quirky photo spot! It’s a narrow pathway filled with murals, succulents, and fun desert character. Great for a quick stop between lunch and shopping downtown.

St. George & Surrounding Area

Black Desert Resort (Ivins, UT)
Utah’s newest golf gem, this 19-hole course is set among ancient lava fields and stunning red rock views. Designed by Tom Weiskopf, it’s quickly becoming a must-play destination and hosts PGA Tour events.

Sand Hollow Resort (Hurricane, UT)
Famous for its dramatic cliffside holes and red rock backdrops, Sand Hollow’s Championship Course is consistently ranked among Utah’s best. The back nine is absolutely unforgettable.

Copper Rock Golf Course (Hurricane, UT)
One of the area’s newer courses, Copper Rock is scenic, well-maintained, and quickly earning a reputation for fun and challenging play. Great desert layout and tournament-worthy conditions.

The Ledges Golf Club (St. George, UT)
Set above Snow Canyon, The Ledges blends red rock views with green fairways. The course is playable for all skill levels and offers one of the most scenic rounds in the area.

Coral Canyon Golf Club (Washington, UT)
This course combines natural beauty and playability, with desert views and a layout that challenges while still being beginner-friendly. Fast greens and a relaxing pace.

Sky Mountain Golf Course (Hurricane, UT)
Known for its wide-open views of Zion and Pine Valley, Sky Mountain is an affordable, approachable course that still feels like an epic golf destination.

Sunbrook Golf Club (St. George, UT)
Featuring 27 holes across three nine-hole courses, Sunbrook keeps things fresh every round. Lava rock, water features, and great conditions make it a local favorite.

Green Spring Golf Course (Washington, UT)
Elevated tees, tricky approaches, and views for days. This course mixes traditional and desert-style holes for a memorable round every time.

Dixie Red Hills Golf Course (St. George, UT)
St. George’s first golf course and still one of the most charming. A nine-hole course nestled in the red rock cliffs—perfect for a quick, scenic round.

St. George Golf Club (St. George, UT)
This traditional 18-hole course offers a relaxed layout with tree-lined fairways. It’s an easy-going, comfortable course that locals love.

Southgate Golf Club (St. George, UT)
Water hazards, desert scenery, and a good mix of challenges make this one a great middle-ground course. Conveniently located and beginner-friendly.

SunRiver Golf Club (St. George, UT)
Part of an active adult community, this course is always in great shape and perfect for a relaxing round. Wide fairways and a friendly crowd.

Bloomington Country Club (St. George, UT)
A private, member-only course with a classic feel—mature trees, traditional layout, and peaceful vibes. If you know someone with access, it’s worth a round.

Mesquite, Nevada – Worth the Drive

Wolf Creek Golf Club (Mesquite, NV)
One of the most famous public courses in the U.S. Wolf Creek’s elevation changes and jaw-dropping views make it feel like you’re golfing on another planet. Absolutely unforgettable.

Zion National Park (a must-see)
Only about an hour away, Zion is one of the most iconic national parks in the U.S. Cruise through towering red cliffs, hike world-famous trails like Angels Landing and The Narrows, or take it easy on scenic routes like Riverside Walk. It’s a full sensory experience—and perfect for a Tesla road trip.

Tesla Tip: Charge before you go. Springdale has charging stations and stunning red rock views all the way in.

Kolob Canyons (Zion’s Quiet Side)
Located just north of St. George, Kolob Canyons offers the beauty of Zion without the crowds. Hike the peaceful Taylor Creek Trail or take the scenic overlook drive for big views and a calm atmosphere.

Kanarra Falls
This permit-only hike features waterfalls, slot canyons, ladders, and flowing water—like a mini Narrows. It’s adventurous but doable, and perfect for anyone who wants something exciting without a full park day.

Toquerville Falls
This one takes a dirt road to reach (make sure you’re okay with some bumps), but it leads to a gorgeous desert waterfall. You can wade in the water or have a picnic with a view. Quiet, unexpected, and so worth it.

Cedar Breaks National Monument
Just under 90 minutes away and 10,000 feet up, Cedar Breaks feels like a peaceful Bryce Canyon. Hoodoos, wildflowers, and cool mountain air make this a dreamy escape in the summer months.

Pine Valley
About 45 minutes away and surrounded by pine trees, a lake, and cool breezes, Pine Valley is one of our favorite chill-day getaways. It’s perfect for a picnic, a frisbee toss, or a shaded walk in the mountains.

Snow Canyon Scenic Drive
Right outside St. George, this drive loops through towering red rock, lava flows, and sand dunes. Even if you’ve already hiked Snow Canyon, seeing it from the road is a whole new experience—especially with the Tesla windows down and tunes up.

Springdale
Even if you’re not heading deep into Zion, Springdale is a charming town to visit for shopping, dining, and relaxing red rock views. Grab lunch at Oscar’s Café, browse local art galleries, and stroll around town. It’s a great slower-paced option.

House of Jump(Top Pick!)
This place is every kid’s dream. Wall-to-wall trampolines, a ninja warrior course, climbing walls, a foam pit, and even a toddler zone—House of Jump is perfect for all ages. It’s our #1 pick when the weather’s crazy or the kids need to bounce off some energy (literally).

Fiesta Fun Center
A one-stop spot for bowling, laser tag, mini golf (indoor & outdoor), arcade games, and bumper cars. It’s great for birthday parties or a rainy-day escape—and there’s pizza, too.

The Grip Ninja Gym
Inspired by the show American Ninja Warrior, this gym is built for kids and teens who love to climb, swing, and challenge themselves. They offer open gym hours, classes, and even family passes.

St. George Children’s Museum
A creative and educational space with hands-on exhibits for younger kids. From pretend play (doctor’s office, grocery store) to science zones, it’s perfect for toddlers through elementary-aged kids.