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Join us in the high alpine wilderness of the Cedar City area on the memorable Ashdown Gorge/Rattlesnake Creek Hike. Experience cooler temperatures in a unique setting, while hiking through Rattlesnake and Coal Creeks. The canyon experience brings forth an abundance of cliff walls, overhangs and Flanigan's Arch. Currently offered as a Guide for Hire Activity.
The Southwest offers few views as unique and breathtaking as the Bryce Canyon Amphitheater and its red rock spires, pinnacles and "hoodoos". Hiking among these wonders makes Bryce Canyon's splendor an experience unequalled by any story or photograph. Queen's Garden Trail, Thor's hammer and Inspiration Point are some of the visual highlights of this day trip. $229
A huge natural amphitheater has been eroded out of the variegated Pink Cliffs (Claron Formation) near Cedar City, Utah. Explore the backside of Zion where millions of years of sedimentation, uplift and erosion have created a deep canyon of rock walls, fins, spire and columns that spans some three miles and is over 2,000 feet deep. The rim of the canyon is over 10,000 feet above sea level and is forested with islands of Englemann spruce, subalpine fire and aspen; separated by broad meadows of brilliant summertime wild flowers. The difficulty of hiking can be varied for different groups with an emphasis on interpretation of the resident flora, fauna, and geological features. Summer. Day trip. Guide for Hire Only.
View the Grand Canyon like you have never viewed it before...from the bottom looking up! This is the hike of a lifetime. This twenty-six mile, two-day hike takes you from the North Rim to Phantom Ranch and back out the South Rim. Phantom Ranch, a cottonwood-shaded oasis is located at the bottom of the canyon on the Colorado River. Since the turn of the 20th century, the Colorado River has beckoned many folds to leave their creature comforts behind and hike in for a visit. The temptation to get to the banks of this mighty desert river can be very strong, enticing many to embark on one of the most physically and mentally challenging endeavors of their lives.
Hikers will welcome the comfort of the historic stone cabins and western style hospitality at Phantom Ranch. This is by far the best way to enjoy and experience the grandeur that is the Grand Canyon. This seven night package includes daily guided hiking at Red Mountain Spa, your Grand Canyon adventure, transportation, healthy gourmet meals and snacks and a Red Mountain souvenir, along with a complimentary spa treatment to reward you when you return. This package has limited availability and our participants must meet an established fitness criteria. (7 night package, per person, double occupancy starts at $429) Contact our Reservations Manager for Details 435-632-5727
This multi-sport adventure takes advantage of Gunlock State Park's sparkling lake and adjacent canyons to combine a unique upper body workout with an astonishing hike. Our kayaks are recreational in nature, not meant to be rolled, but stable and easy to paddle. Enjoy a lunch on the shore as you experience Utah by land and water. (6 hours) $159
Is there a little bit of cowboy in you? On your next outing to Red Mountain Spa, sign up for a horseback adventure through some of the most beautiful settings in Southwestern Utah.
$89
Learn to see with new eyes as you explore the rich history of the Great American Southwest in this interpretive walk. You will enjoy the identification, interpretation and explanations of observable physical remains and other phenomena left behind by our ancestors. Enjoy the beauty of the area and the lively discussion of past cultural history and life systems. Sign up required. $59
Geologists from all over the world come to the American Southwest to visit and study this amazing exhibit of geology. A geologist will take you on a journey through time in this interpretive walk. Learn how elements of ancient climates and lands are recorded in the rock walls and how slow, constant natural processes continue to change the land. Sign up required. $59
Due to high popularity of the Kayaking program, Red Mountain Spa has added more kayaks to its fleet. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced kayaker, this adventure is by far one of the most enjoyable activities we offer, and it's easy to learn. Beginners learn kayaking skills and will explore the red sandstone shores of our lakes. The rewards with kayaking are learning an absolutely fun way to a productive upper body workout and enjoying the peacefulness and spectacular scenery of Southwestern Utah with only the gentle splash of paddles. Red Mountain Spa kayaking trips are a particularly enjoyable means to escape the heat and experience the serenity of local mountain lakes. $119
Join us for a relaxing hike in the canyons of Red Cliffs Desert Reserve. This 4-mile adventure will take you past archaeological sites of the Anasazi culture as you meander through the narrow canyons nestled below the eastern slop of the Pine Valley Mountains. $59
Join us for a relaxing hike in the canyons of Red Cliffs Desert Reserve. This 4-mile adventure will take you past archaeological sites of the Anasazi culture as you meander though the narrow canyons nestled below the eastern slope of the Pine valley Mountains.
$59
Standing tall and majestic behind the spa is our namesake, Red Mountain. This 6-8 hour day hike begins with a steep climb to the summit and continues by traversing the entire length of the mountain ending some 12-miles to the north amidst volcanic cinder cones. The views are spectacular, the hike is strenuous and technically challenging, with preparation the key. You'll need to carry plenty of water and your lunch. Currently offered as a Guide for Hire Activity.
Rope up and get vertical on some of the best stone the West has to offer. The St. George area is famous for it's variety of rock and styles of climbing, all within a short distance of Red Mountain. All the technical equipment and instruction you need will be provided and the Guides ultimate goal is to make you feel comfortable even if it’s your first time. Climbing provides a holistic challenge; both mind and body are fully engaged as you gain skill and confidence that transfers to all you do in life. (4 hours) $159
For those that are experienced and wanting to sample Southern Utah's unique climbing opportunities, we offer Guide for Hire. Experienced guides can even lead you on multi-pitch adventure.
One of the most popular adventure hikes offered. Our slickrock hikers will experience the incomparable natural beauty of Utah's Navajo sandstone and have the opportunity to observe the diversity of the contrasting geologic formations. $59
This trail begins next to a small stream and immediately enters into a slot canyon (Water Canyon) where hikers can observe a free-standing arch, sheer cliffs and possibly waterfalls during the spring snow melt. As the trail gains altitude through this water-step passageway toward the top of Canaan Mountain, the scenery changes dramatically to volcanic rock, white sandstone hoodoos and slickrock amongst a pine tree canopy. Upon reaching the top, where we stop to enjoy our lunches, the views of Zion National Park and the surrounding area are spectacular. $159
The Wave is a unique natural wonder of vibrantly colored striated sandstone. A 6-mile round trip hike across the flanks of Coyote Butte provides lasting memories of Utah’s unique “beehive” sandstone domes and swirling “wave” carved canyons. This day trip is a moderately challenging hike to one of the most scenic and coveted photographic areas of the west. Limited availability due to permitting regulations. Call for dates. Day trip. $229
You will experience spectacular displays of color and nature's finest art on this inspiring day trip. A short ninety-minute drive from Red Mountain, Valley of Fire is a geologic wonder of the desert. This Nevada State Park features numerous petroglyph sites and Navajo Sandstone of every color. Winter time temperatures are perfect for hiking through this desert wonderland. Join us for an amazing day of hiking and sightseeing on this Red Mountain Adventure. Currently offered as a Guide for Hire Activity.
Located within an hour of the Spa, Zion National Park is one of the scenic wonders of the natural world. Famous for its deep canyons, sandstone cliffs and scenic vistas, Zion National Park combines the beauty of lush forestland with the towering majesty of colorful mountain peaks. Hiking options include Angel's Landing and Emerald Pools. Considered the jewel of Southern Utah. $199.
US 91 West of Santa Clara
Tel: (435) 673-5181
Jacob Hamblin was another Mormon leader in the community as the "Peacekeeper." The house was built out of Ponderosa Pine and it served as a meeting site for the community.
200 N 100 W
Tel: (435) 673-5181
The winter house of Brigham Young is a museum open to the public; it maintains its original architecture and some original pieces of furniture are still found in the home. The house was purchased by the LDS church.
18 South Main Street
St George UT 84770
Tel: (435) 673-5181
The St George Tabernacle is also known as "The Jewel of the desert" a meeting place for early pioneers. It seats 1200 people. Today the Tabernacle hot church services, daily music recitals, and the weekly Dixie History and Music Series.
76 West Tabernacle
St George UT 84770
Tel: (800)-350-6999
A collection of beautiful historic houses all dating back to the 19th century, with a wealth of history from the original settlers of the city of St George.
2200 East Riverside Drive
St. George, UT
Tel: (435) 634-5860
Some of the oldest and best tracks are preserved at this farm. The site is at the early stages of scientific study, most of the prints found are three toed, skin prints, and impressions from tail dragging have all been found at this site.
1100 Tuacahn Drive
Ivins, UT 84738
Tel: (435) 652-3200
Tuacahn, meaning "Canyon of the Gods," was built among the red rock cliffs, and it serves both as an Amphitheater and Center for the Arts. Broadway productions and outdoor theater can be enjoyed at this gorgeous open door setting.
1835 Convention Center Drive
St George UT 84790
Tel: (435) 656-0033
The Rosenbruch Museum offers visitors to experience over 200 species of animals from around the world, all in their natural habitat. The Museum is committed to educate visitors and help preserve wildlife.
Glen Canyon National Recreation Area
Lake Powell is the second largest reservoir in North America, and one of the best fishing destination in the nation. Besides fishing there are other recreational activities like boating, water skiing, scuba diving, parasailing and swimming. There are also many hiking opportunities into the Canyons, the Escalante River, and the Rainbow Bridge National Monument.
225 South 700 East
St. George, UT
Tel: (435) 652-7500
The University of Utah is pleased to announce a new educational partnership with Dixie State College. The U will be offering graduate and professional degree programs on the Dixie campus starting in fall 2007 and spring 2008. These programs are being offered to meet the higher education needs of business, education, and health care professionals in St. George, Utah and the surrounding communities. more info
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