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SOUTHERN UTAH

North of the border, South of heaven…right where you belong

Known for its family-friendly appeal and near year-round sunshine, Washington County is nestled in the heart of Southern Utah’s Color Country. Surrounded by red rock vistas and breathtaking desert scenery, SunRiver Communities has become a focal point for a variety of activities in the greater St. George area. The wide open spaces, warm desert temperatures and obliging breezes have made SunRiver the ideal location for resort style living, year-round. SunRiver St. George hosts an annual art festival, as well as many golf tournaments throughout the year and portions of the Huntsman World Senior Games.

Beauty as far as the eye can see!

Rock formations and stacked stones in a canyon surrounded by mountains under a blue sky, with a yellow banner in the bottom right corner displaying '45 miles.'

ZION NATIONAL PARK

The most majestic national park in Utah is perfect for a day trip outside of St. George.

Cityscape of Las Vegas at dusk with high-rise hotels, bright neon lights, a body of water, and a large Ferris wheel in the background.

LAS VEGAS

Need to let your hair down for the weekend? Sin City is just a 90 minute drive from SunRiver.

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BRYCE CANYON

Experience the majesty of Bryce Canyon’s unique crimson-colored hoodoos—spiral-shaped rock formations you won’t see anywhere else.

Red rock formations at Tuzgahn in a desert landscape with green trees and a partly cloudy sky.

TUACAHN

Experience Broadway in the Desert at Tuacahn’s stunning amphitheater nestled in a breathtaking canyon.

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MOAB

Home to Arches National Park, go see the famed Delicate Arch, Balanced Rock, Devils Garden and more natural wonders.

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SNOW CANYON

Right in St. George’s backyard, Snow Canyon is the area’s most popular state park. A perfect place for hiking!

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LAKE POWELL

A popular vacation destination on the border of Utah and Arizona, rent a houseboat with friends and unwind.

An outdoor theater with a large audience watching a performance on stage, surrounded by a wooden structure with open sides and a partially covered roof.

SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL

Held every summer in Cedar City Utah, the Tony Award-winning festival is home to world-class Shakespearean theater.

Overlooking the Grand Canyon with layered red rock formations and a river running through the canyon at 255 miles.

GRAND CANYON

One of the Seven Wonders of the Natural World is only a few hours from St. George, with breathtaking views, hikes, camping and more!

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