My husband and I drove in from Las Vegas for a quick overnight trip, and it was our first time…read morevisiting Zion National Park. We stayed at the Hampton Inn in Springdale. I really liked how close everything was. You have the shuttle stops nearby, restaurants, little shops, places to grab coffee or ice cream, and of course those beautiful Zion views all around you! Even just driving into Springdale felt special because the scenery is already so pretty before you even get into the park! Since we were only there for one night, I appreciated how convenient it was. We were able to settle in, explore Zion, do some of the easier trails, grab food, and still feel like we got a really good taste of the area! Springdale has such a nice, relaxed feel to it. It's touristy, of course, but in a charming way. After coming from Vegas, it felt like a totally different pace, quieter, scenic, and just really peaceful! I really enjoyed staying in Springdale. It made our Zion trip simple, beautiful, and memorable. For a first overnight visit from Las Vegas, it was the perfect and I'd absolutely come back again. I want to try some of the more difficult trails at Zion!

Springdale is such a pretty little town and it's right in the entrance of Zion National park so it…read moreworks out for everyone visiting! The town has a shuttle that stops around the city for you to check out different areas. The shuttle then drops you off at Zion as well, so it's very convenient. People here are just so genuinely nice and I love the little shops here. Our stay here for a few nights was a pleasure!

I had a momentary loss of judgement. I could have been nailed for speeding and running a red light…read more It would have been my first ticket in 30 years. Officer gave me some coaching and "I don't want to ruin your morning". Thank you Hurricane I'll be back to mountain bike again!

Glitter Mountain is not a huge hiking expedition but it IS a fun experience if you like to lightly…read moreoff-road to a gypsum mine. The glittery pieces of gypsum are everywhere and you can spend a lot of time searching for the pieces you like. This is a privately owned mine so you will need to pay for what you take but a handful is only $2 and that's all you'll really want to take. Be sure to bring a bag/container to put your treasures in. This is a 10/10 for families and those who love rock hunting!

Super cool spot would definitely recommend if you have an extra couple hours. A lot of the same…read morecrystals but they come in cool shapes and sizes. They need to definitely fix the road, wouldn't recommend taking a small family car.

A beautiful historic building that has tours but also welcomes you to wander on your own. We had…read morefinished dinner and had a about 10 minutes free so we checked it out. The hostess asked if we wanted a tour and we said no thank you, that we were in a hurry. She said she was willing to give us a super fat highlight only tour, which was great. We enjoyed the historical information we wouldn't have gotten otherwise. The building is very beautiful and has some interesting history. Definitely worth checking out.

The St. George Tabernacle is a lovely historic building that is open to the public and has free…read moretours. When you take a tour, you'll quickly learn that the tour guides are all volunteer service missionaries from the LDS (Mormon) church and are a wealth of knowledge on the history of the town, the architecture and, of course, the church. Plan about an hour for a good tour along with time for questions and to take pictures. The building itself is used for lots of events-devotionals, musical concerts, etc. My wife and I attended a gospel music concert here that was outstanding. The pews are all wood, so a little uncomfortable, but I appreciate the nod to the pioneers in keeping with the traditional furniture.

I have been a very satisfied customer of this library for many years. This library and its staff…read moreare wonderful in every respect. They knock themselves out to locate and requested items. I am a retired social behavioral scientist.

We were visiting Hurricane and had to stop by the library. It was a wonderful time as a…read morefamily--reading books and letting the kids play with the Legos and toys. They have a great selection of books, including some we hadn't seen at other libraries. We loved the puzzle community at the front and the unique community events happening. Highly recommend!

Hubby & I were in awe of how pretty and serene St. George was when we explored the area and spent…read morethe night. It's a fairly small town named after George A. Smith, an LDS Church apostle. I loved the Downtown St. George! There are so many pieces of art that are free to see as you walk around! Art Around The Corner has done an amazing job with lots of great sculptures out in the open! They are scattered all around Downtown. The website lists 36 of them and you can use the map to take a walking tour. It was quite hot when we arrived, so we didn't walk around more than 30 minutes. We went to the St. George Town Square Park and checked it out. There are lots of sculptures as well! There are some great water features where we saw children enjoying themselves! We ate at J. Dawg's and then went to Zeppe's Italian Ice & Frozen Custard, both recommended by my son & his wife. These are really inexpensive and delicious options! After eating at both places, I highly recommend them, too! I don't even like hot dogs, but I'd go again! Be sure to get their fries ... super!! If you're headed to Zion or Bryce National Parks, this is a great place to stop for the night. It is only about 45 minutes to Zion. We have been through St. George a handful of times, but never really stopped to enjoy it. This is a really great little town and I'm sure we'll stop again next time we are this way!!

This review is for the St. George City, Utah Water Department for their introduction of the…read moreEyeOnWater program where they've installed Leak Alert Detector devices on our water meters and an app to download and review the usage in real-time. Recently, I received an email notice from the Water Department, stating that my water meter was now equipped with the leak detector and at no additional cost, I could download the EyeOnWater app, enroll and monitor my usage in real time. That day I received a push notice I had an 8 1/2 gal/hr. (192 gal/day) leak since installing the leak detector on September 18th that I was completely unaware of. The leak was observed at that time only because the detector was installed that day, but most likely, the leak could have been there for years. Then the quest to find it began. Since I already knew, thank God, where the water system for the Main and irrigation system met at the south side of my house, I began digging there (I was unable to find any areas of puddling water anywhere on my property that could indicate a possible leak) luckily within a short time the ground began showing moisture, then mud, then finally water. It was my Main water line that the geniuses who backfilled the trench when the home was built, dumped a 50 lb. boulder on it. (SMH), thanks, Ence Homes! In the end, the repair went well, saving thousands of dollars from having to pay plumbing professionals $$$$$. I am extremely grateful that the St. George Water Department made the decision to put these leak detectors on and make them available for us to monitor. Update: 11.24.25 Now, having the opportunity to use the EyeOnWater app and monitor my water usage without the 192gal/day water leak, I find most days we're using under that amount in total unless we're doing laundry and/or outside irrigation. So, for possibly some years now, we've lost 192 gal/day, everyday thanks to the incompetent people Ence Homes contracted to backfill our irrigation/main water line trench. Our new Ence Homes slogan is, Ence Homes, the ROCK of homebuilding. (No pun intended.) We couldn't be more grateful to our St. George City Water Department for the incredible decision to place leak meters on our systems, which, again, was the deciding factor that exposed our leak. It is also fantastic to have an app that is as well, extremely useful for monitoring our water usage (every 15 minutes if we want to see how much water a flush, shower, washing machine or the outside irrigation usage is. Otherwise, we can monitor the usage weekly, monthly and/or annually.) from now on. Again, we are so grateful to our Water Department, THANK YOU!

Embark on this breezy trek--perfect trail if you've got the green light post-injury or just diving…read moreinto the fitness game. It's a delightful challenge with valley views that'll make your heart skip a beat. Stumble upon a century-old cement arrow, oddly out of place, accompanied by a quirky plaque detailing a charming marriage proposal tale for some extra laughs!