Family Things To Do in Pine Valley, Utah

Pine Valley Mountain is a laccolith that bulged upward in Tertiary time. The mass of igneous rock broke through lower sedimentary layers, but never made it all the way to the surface as magma. The bulge now rises 3,500 feet above ... More on Trails

This exquisite high-elevation valley lies at the headwaters of the Santa Clara River, a tributary of the Virgin River. Its one of the more beautiful settings in the state for birding with a mix of montane and southwestern desert bird ... More on Trails

Reviewing the size, Sagestone Spa at Red Mountain is normal-sized--with 116 rooms. Based on more than 60 op...

The outdoor pool is great for laps, indoor is fine too but no lap lanes to keep me in line! More on TripAdvisor

These anasazi indian drawing were really amazing, they are located a few miles west of ivins there is a sma... More on TripAdvisor

I went with Boma Johnson thru the Red Mountain Resort. If you are interested in Native American culture, he... More on TripAdvisor

The trail goes North along the foot of the small mesas, it is an old jeep road and goes back in quite a ways. There is a lot of area to explore and the scenery is beautiful. You can also work your ... More on trails.mtbr.com

The trail ends at the La Verkin Falls; one of the best swimming holes in'S. More on trails.mtbr.com

As a native Californian, and recent transplant, In-N-Out Burger is probably one of the places I miss ... More on Trekaroo

Paragon Adventures has been showing people the wonders of southwestern Utah since 1994. We offer rock climbing, rappelling, zip lines, and mountain bike tours, as well as Family programs and Zion national park interpretative hikes. ... More on Paragonadventure.com

These guys are as shady as they come, charging three times the amount of the rental for some cosmetic damag... More on TripAdvisor

We were quickly fixed up with goggles and helmets before heading off with our guide on a 36 mile, 3.5 hour ... More on TripAdvisor

Leeds Creek is a rushing mountain stream that descends through a number of vegetation zones before flowing into nearby Quail Creek Reservoir. The perennial stream and its narrow riparian corridor a... More on Trails

Review by bill, Teresa and Jackson Kettler Great Area, Very Beautiful lo More on Trails

Located about 11 miles east of St. George. Highlights: An easy cruise through a very scenic valley. Points of interest include the ruins of a pioneer fort and very well preserved dinosaur tracks. I... More on Trails

Reviewed by Bill, Teresa and Jackson Kettler. Very beautiful area, Loca More on Trails