Wonderful tour called St. George Live. Highly recommend this tour. A truly unique way to learn…read morehistory. A tour guide and bus, take you to different places to hear stories told by local residents dressed in period apparel, who depict leaders, and notable settlers in this valley. They tell the stories in 1st person and it's so well done! Our family really enjoyed the experience! And all for only $3.00,money well spent!

Great musical venue. Beautiful voices. Fantastic acting. Perfect musical in the round venue.read more

The best way to enjoy Zions is with the wind through your hair and the wide open country around…read moreyou. The Sling shot we rented from this place was great, full manual with plenty of ponies to keep you entertained. The owners were super nice and worked completely with our schedule. We reserved the vehicle the night before, picked it up in the morning and dropped it off around 7pm that night no hassles. 10/10 would come back they also have all sorts of motorcycles if that's more your speed

I went to Hurricane to visit family and we had the pleasure of renting a Slingshot from Ridin'…read moreZion. I was so impressed with the service, the Slingshot, the ease of renting made our trip wonderful and gave me a memory to last a lifetime. Thank you Ridin' Zion.

This place is awesome I would really recommend you guys to take a flight with Kevin awesome pilot…read morefunny and a very informative and educational dudes definitely gonna do this again next time we're out here Thank you guys

The 55 Mile Zion panoramic flight was a neat experience, although it must be noted that no…read morenarration was provided, either live or recorded--the ride was strictly silent. Captain Kevin was competent and professional; I enjoyed talking with him briefly after the flight. I did have issues with matters on the ground. My reservation was for 2:00 in the afternoon, but that wasn't going to happen per a phone conversation with the staff. Although it isn't clear on the website, an aircraft apparently must be at capacity to make the trip, which meant I needed to join others on an earlier, 10:00 morning flight. I opted to do this, although I had to forgo a planned breakfast to arrive on time. I needn't have hurried. I was told after arriving (hungry) that the other passengers wouldn't be arriving until nearly 11:00, this due to a miscalculation involving the daylight time difference between Arizona and Utah. I was offered compensation: A "photo package," which I thought would be a nice memento of the experience, something to help erase the sourness I was increasingly feeling. But no photos were taken, no words of explanation given. I left disappointed.

This Bestwestern puts all the other Bestwestern Plus locations to shame. The decor was modern and…read morewell lit, the buildings and facilities were well maintained. The staff was above and beyond with their customer service. The breakfast food was amazing including the fresh omelet station. They had many other options as well. The room was spacious and very clean. The beds were your standard expectation of a hotel bed.

Stayed here on 11 August 2025 on my way to Colorado. First time staying at this hotel and so glad I…read morechose it. The hotel was located right in the heart of St. George. There are restaurants in every direction and easy to get to. You definitely have to drive...the road isn't really walkable and especially in the dead of summer. There is ample parking all the way around the building and multiple exit doors and elevators at each end. This BW has clearly been renovated. The lobby was impeccably decorated and had an open coffee/tea bar and ice cold water with fruit added. There is also a well stocked market right near the front desk. When we checked in we got the floor I requested and the front desk person told us all about the amenities including a daily free happy hour in the building across from the lobby. We made our way to our room and got settled in. The room felt and smelled clean. The room was just what I wanted with two queen beds and an AC unit that worked to perfection. I love when there are multiple lamps around with different brightness settings including on the nightstand. The room was also equipped with a wet bar with fridge, microwave, and coffee maker. Bathroom was stocked with loads of towels which is always preferred. We did check out the happy hour which was pretty good and yes included cocktails. If you stay don't skip it! The beds were super comfortable and I slept like a dog on a log. We got up early and departed. Our one night stay was just what we needed! Thank you, BW Abbey Inn!

Will Warner led us on a private tour through four parks in Utah in August 2015. Zion, Bryce,…read moreCapitol Reef National Park and Goblin Valley State Park were negotiated in three long days by four of us. Will kept us moving with early meeting times, long days, and good food. I would recommend him to anyone!

From the owner: Southern Utah Scenic Tours offers pre-arranged and customized tours. We can accommodate groups…read moreranging from 2 to 200. Here are some of the destinations we travel to: Zion Canyon - Bryce Canyon - Grand Canyon - Lake Powell Monument Valley - Antelope Canyon - Mesa Verde Arches - Canyonlands - Capital Reef - The Wave - Coyote Buttes Yellowstone - Tetons - Mt. Rushmore Yosemite - Sequoia - Kings Canyon Alaska - Hawaii - Canadian Rockies We can offer photography, sightseeing, hiking, and other adventure tours. Our average group size is 12 people or less so we can customize each tour to each attendee.

Fantastic trip to an incredible overlook of the Grand Canyon plus local history and stories on the…read moredrive out. Don't miss it!

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Best bike shop in town! Reasonable all day rate if renting for 4 hours or over. Bikes & helmets in…read moregood condition. No issues at all. They provided us with a bike lock and have walking sticks for the narrows (definitely recommend). Trevor & Gabe were super helpful and kind. Gave us lots of tips and made sure we were comfortable on the bikes and navigating the trails. Also, they have public parking in their lot (if you're lucky enough to snag a spot) so you can pick up/drop off and hop right in the car. We went back and rented from them two days in a row. So much fun. Highly recommend!

Loved these guys!!! We actually rented a bnb in the same parking lot so it was way too convenient…read more But these guys were great! E-Biking through Zion is the way to go! One of my top favorite things I've ever done! They were very chill, explained everything perfectly (I had never ridden an E-Bike) and off we went! We rented them for 2 days & day 2 they were just like "have fun!" They have dogs too...so of course that's a bonus. Thank you Zion Peddler for giving us a great damn time!!

My boyfriend and I had a great time at our tours! The guides go out of their way to make sure you…read moreare happy. The great thing about the tour guides is that they offer an experience, you don't just get to see the beautiful scenery and hike all day, the tour guides explain how everything started with the pioneers and you get to learn the story behind each sight. It strengthens your knowledge and experience overall. Of course you will get to hike and enjoy yourselves. The tour in itself is awesome, we got ours on Groupon. The only advice I will give is do not do the package deal that includes The Inn at St. George. Look for another hotel in St. George with better reviews or better yet, if you take your own car stay the night in a town that is close to the place that you will be hiking. You have many options instead of staying at that hotel.

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The trip was a breeze, our driver was very hospitable and accommodating. Dropped us off exactly…read morewhere we needed to be and explained anything extra we asked about. He drove the speed limit and was very safe. Enjoy the trip.

We had a delayed flight and called to change our shuttle time. Our names never made it to list and…read morewe had to wait another hour and a half for the next one. In the meantime the driver of the full shuttle was not patient with us at all. we'd been traveling for over 24 hours and this was now late at night. Rachel was then helpful in making sure there were no more problems for the next shuttle but it was still taxing after a very long day of travel and we had to wait another hour and a half. Our next driver, Glenn, was very nice and helped to make up for our frustrations. Dont get stranded like us and make sure you double check your reservations by calling back or getting an email. confirmation.

Like the other reviewer, I went to the Wire Pass trail. As you hike the wash, you pass by the…read moreCoyote Buttes North trailhead, aka The Wave, but don't be tempted to go if you don't have a permit! The rangers will catch you! To get to here, you will need to drive on House Rock Valley Road which is an unpaved road. I did it in a 2WD sedan, but made sure that the weather was dry so there was no mud. There's a large parking lot with a few composting toilets. You do need to pay for a permit - the trailhead allows you to use your credit card to pay and prints out a copy of the permit. Anyway, this is an awesome slot canyon! Follow the stream bed until you enter the canyon. It's a short canyon that leads to a petroglyph panel. There's a ladder section, but also an alternative trail if you have a dog or can't navigate the ladder. At the petroglyph panel, you can then explore the Buckskin Gulch narrows (the full Gulch is an overnight hike). I had to turn around at some point since there were huge puddles of water - some over knee deep that I didn't want to risk accidentally falling into when balancing on rocks. I would definitely visit again!!!

Paria Canyon-Vermillion Cliffs is a designated wilderness area within the Vermillion Cliffs…read moreNational Monument, which straddles the border between Utah and Arizona and is approximately 40 miles East of Kanab, UT. This wilderness area wraps around the northern side of the monument and encompasses the Paria River canyon and other smaller, connected canyons. It is also the site of the famous landmark known as "The Wave," though that area (called 'Coyote Buttes North') is only accessible via permit; and such a permit can only obtained via a lottery system. But if, like us, you don't win that lottery, this beautiful area still has plenty to offer, namely: stunning slot canyon hiking. PCVC wilderness area is accessible via three trail-heads on two different roads off Hwy 89. We chose the Wire Pass trail-head off House Rock Road, which involved just over 20 miles of driving on a winding, sandy (and sometimes rutted) dirt road off the highway. (Note: this road is not passable after heavy rain). Our destination was the Paria River canyon itself, which can be reached from the the trail-head by passing through Wire Pass. Long story short, our hike was beautiful. Wire Pass itself narrowed from a wide 'wash' to a narrow slot canyon about 50 ft high, and we could feel the temperature drop about 10 degrees as we entered the latter. There was at least one semi-treacherous spot where a steep, blind climb-down over a large rock was required (I was glad to have long legs). The canyon opened up a bit at the confluence with Paria River canyon, before transforming again into a wider but much deeper slot canyon downstream. But due to the dangers of flooding in this narrow space, we ended up turning back before our planned turnaround point, since we sighted (and heard) some big thunderheads about 20 miles or so upstream. (We agreed not to die of stupidity). But we still had a great day. Other things you should know before visiting Paria Canyon-Vermillion Cliff Wilderness: -- A permit is needed for backpacking overnight in Paria Canyon -- Don't think you can just sneak over to 'The Wave' without a permit. It is patrolled daily; and fines range from $1k to $10k. They've even been known to impound vehicles -- If hiking a long distance in Paria canyon, you will get wet; wading through some deep pools may be required (so bring water shoes and hiking poles) -- All poop must be packed out (You heard me) -- Local monsoon season is June - Sept; best avoided for flash flooding