Cheap Things To Do in Leeds, Utah

Located about 16 miles northeast of St. George. Highlights: Ride along Leeds Creek to the foot of the Pine Valley Mountains. There's also a historic ... More on Trails

This point-to-point ride of 26 miles gains some 2,500 feet of elevation and loses even more, since St. George is several hundred feet lower than the trailhead. It encompasses both extended climbs and, between 4 and 12 miles, a series ... More on Trails

Built in 1933, the Leeds Civilian Conservation Corps Camp is significant as perhaps the best remaining example of a CCC camp in Utah. These camps were typically built of relatively temporary frame construction, and the surviving buildings ... More on Heritage

The Silver Reef Museum documents the history of the ghost town in an historic stone building. More on PlanetWare

A backpack from Kolob Reservoir Road through the Hop Valley to La Verkin Creek. This trail begins in the sage flat atop the Kolob Terrace, then descends through the narrow dale of the Hop Valley be... More on Trails

We hiked the Hop Valley trail to Kolob Arch, camped at a campsite 1/2 mile More on Trails

This park provides a variety of year round recreation, and the man-made reservoir here is known for the warmth of its water in the summer. Dogs are allowed at no additional fee. Dogs must be on no more than a 6 foot leash and be cleaned ... More on DogFriendly.com

A mountain island surrounded by desert, Pine Valley Mountain Wilderness preserves numerous lush meadows (up to 50 acres in size) and a beautiful forest of Engelmann spruce in the south, and spruce mixed with fir, pine, and large stands ... More on Epinions.com

Inscription. Early in 1857 Brigham Young called Samuel Adair and Robert D. Covington as leaders of two companies of pioneers to settle here and grow cotton. In 1861 a Scandinavian company came to a... More on HMDB

The Washington Cotton Mill is a historic building located in Washington, Utah. The building has a retail store ... More on PlanetWare

Inscription. 1893–1904 This monument is near the spot where a celebration took place on August 6, 1904. After nearly eleven years of arduous work on the canal, water was ready for diversion onto the land. “Five or six ... More on HMDB

The Beaver Dam Wilderness area occupies 19,600 acres of the Arizona Strip and southern Utah. The rugged mounta ... More on PlanetWare