Hurricane

Hurricane to Mt. Carmel Junction Trail is a point-to-point hike that takes you past wildlife located near La Verkin, Utah.

Mollies Nipple Trail is an out-and-back trail that takes you past scenic surroundings located near Hurricane, Utah.

Arch Trail to Babylon Arch is a short family friendly hike to the Virgin River and back. The trail is very sandy, which makes climbing hills difficult. The arch is really neat and totally worth the visit.To get to the trailhead will require 4 wheel drive and if its recently rained I would not recommend going here. From St. George drive north on I-15 for about 14 miles to exit 22. Take Main Stre...

The trailhead has space for about three or four cars. Watch for an obvious gap in the cliffs very close to the trailhead, this is where you should park. Just before exiting the gap, look to the left for some interesting petroglyphs. The trail follows a dry wash through some heavy vegetation for a short distance. When you emerge from the vegetation, the Little Purgatory Trail will be on your lef...

Grandpa's Pond Trails is a loop trail that takes you by a lake located near Hurricane, Utah.

Toquerville Falls is an out-and-back trail that takes you by a waterfall located near Toquerville, Utah.

Toquerville Falls is a hidden waterfall nearby a small town named Toquerville. The road is rugged - saying rugged is kind of an understatement. Medium or high profile 4x4 is recommended. I drove a Toyota FJ Cruiser and it took me about half an hour to get there from Toquerville. The picture doesn't do it justice! If you hike in from the beginning of the dirt road, the 11 miles round trip is wor...

Windmill trail and trailhead sits just down the road from Gooseberry Mesa Trailhead in Apple Valley, Utah. Head out on this figure-8 loop for as long as you want. If you're smart, you'll bring your MTB, and you can ride the singletrack once you're done getting your run in.This is also a great spot to set up camp and get great starlit skies.

Hike along streams that run through red sandstone - the blue water makes a fun contrast against the red rocks and sand. To get to the trailhead, drive to the Red Cliffs Campground about 20 minutes north of St. George. There is a small fee to park or camp at the campground. This trail starts in the Red Cliff Campground and is easy to follow with only a mild elevation gain. It follows the strea...