Welcome to Southern Utah Adventures
Now many lifetme adventures can be yours in spectacular Southern Utah - home to St. George, Zion National Park and 12 months of great weather!

You can explore deep into Zion National Park or the backcountry of Southern Utah. You can climb the red rock walls, fly through the deep blue sky, ride the sand dunes and the mountain forests. These are adventures for people who want to get out into Southern Utah and enjoy some of the greatest experiences of their lives!

Experienced professionals prepare you for special adventures most people will only talk and dream about. These skilled instructors and guides will take you off the main tourist routes and into the heart of this incredible country. None of these groups are big corporations that sign up large groups of nameless customers. Instead these are all small and personable companies that love what they are doing and work directly with each person to help provide the unique adventures of a lifetime!

For information about lodging, dining, maps, weather and other details in the Zion National Park / St. George, Utah area - click here

Zion National Park / St. George
People come from around the world to visit Zion National park to view and experience the many natural wonders within this national park that covers an area of over 229 square miles and is over 30 miles in length. Visitors are awed by the views from the canyon floor of cliffs and sandstone walls rising thousands of feet overhead. The unique red hues of the park are caused by iron oxidization which stains the sandstone. Natural desert varnishes stain the cliffs with shades of black and grey creating one of the most colorful and majestic natural rock formations in the world. Wildlife aboud within the park with such animals as deer, big horn sheep, bald eagles, mountain lions, coyotes and wild turkeys highlighting a list of many unique animals, birds and reptiles.

St. George Utah has become a
destination for sunshine and outdoor adventure. The surrounding geologic formations include Zion National Park, Snow Canyon State Park, Pine Valley Mountain and the Virgin River Gorge. These and other land formations make St. George, Utah one of the prime destinations in the west for hiking, mountain biking, rock climbing, horseback riding, scenic air tours and much more. St. George Utah and Zion National Park are within 45 minutes of eachother and the entire surrounding area is an outdoor adventure paradise with slot canyons, high mountain plateaus, rivers, lakes, streams and all types of terrain between elevations of 2,000 feet and nearly 11,000 feet above sea level.