The City's trail system is composed of both paved and natural surface trails, accommodating a wide range of users. While these trails currently exist for our recreational pleasure, the future system wil...

...ages or drugs and gambling of any kind is prohibited in any and all parks, trails, and other recreational facilities. Motorized vehicles shall not be driven upon any parkland except on designated roads. No unauthorized weapons of any kind are permitted in any and all parks, trails, and other recreational facilities. Pets must be leashed and pet was...

   

Voters will have the opportunity this November to vote on the Trails, Parks & Recreation General Obligation (G.O.) Bond, which will be used to connect trails, upgrade parks, and improve community recreation facilities in the City of St. George to maintain and enhance quality of life.  The $29 million G.O. Bond will be a renewal of the bond levy approved by the voters in 1996/98 for park system improvements. This means that taxpayers will see no impact on the annual amount of property taxes that they pay to the city.  Election day is November 21, 2023 ... ... ... Multi-use paved trails serve as a vital circulation connection that link neighborhoods, parks, schools, city facilities and open spaces. Trail completion is anticipated to connect the city in all directions, improve park and trail access, and help reduce vehicular traffic and air pollution.  ... Sand Hollow Wash Trail ... Black Hill Trail Black Ridge Cove to Temple Quarry Trailhead Fort Pearce Wash Trail Desert Canyons to Virgin River South Trail Middleton Wash Trail Arroyo Circle to Grand Heights Rim Rock Trail St. George Regional Hospital to Virgin River North Trail River Road Trail Enterprise Dr. to Southern Pkwy. Sand Hollow Wash Trail Sunset Blvd. To 2000 N. Santa Clara River Trail Sand Hollow Wash Trail to Cottonwood Cove Park Seegmiller Canal Trail Ft. Pearce Wash to Washington City Virgin River South Trail Sun River Club House to Sun River Pkwy. Click each trail for more information. ... ... The proposed park projects intend to replace aging and worn out amenities and build new state-of-the-art parks to accommodate the needs of the growing community. The city will continue to reach out to residents for their vision and thoughts on creating unique and quality parks for their neighborhood and all who visit.  ... Thunder Junction All-Abilities Park ... Bloomington Park Park Improvements Boots Cox Family Park New Playground with Shade & Pickleball Courts Christensen Park New Playground with Shade Curly Hollow New Construction Desert Vista Park (2450 East Park) New Restrooms & Pickleball Courts Dixie Heritage Park New Playground with Shade Fossil Falls Park Beach Area & Overlook Las Colinas Park New Construction Lizard Wash Park New Construction with Pickleball Courts & Disc Golf Middleton Park New Playground with Shade Redwood Tree Park (Bloomington Hills South Park) Perimeter Trail, New Basketball Court & Pavilion Reservoir Park Recreation Lake & New Construction Sandtown Park Interior Trail Southern Hills Park New Construction Springs Park Park Improvements Sycamore Park (1100 East Park) New Playground with Shade & Pavilion Thunder Junction All-Abilities Park Park Expansion Tonaquint Park New Playground with Shade Vernon Worthen Park Performance Stage & New Restrooms Click each park for more information. ... ... The City of St. George plans to expand and enhance existing facilities for community participation. These facilities will serve as places where the community can spend time with family and friends, exercise, play or relax. ... Little Valley Pickleball Complex ...   Canyons Softball Complex New Playground with Shade, Pickleball Courts & New Field Lighting Dixie Sunbowl New Seating & Post Tension Concrete Floor Sand Hollow Aquatic Center Splash Pad The Fields at Little Valley Soccer Complex Soccer Field Lighting & Skate Park Town Square Performance Stage & New Restrooms  Click each facility for more information. ... ... ... ... ...     ... ... October 19, 2023 at 6 PM  St. George City Hall 175 East 200 North St. George, UT 84770 ... ... November 21, 2023 vote.utah.gov ... 435-627-4500 ... What is the Trails, Parks, and Recreation GO Bond? Trails, parks and recreation facilities contribute significantly to our quality of life and environment. This November, the City of St. George citizens have the opportunity to vote on a $29 million bond for trails, parks, and recreation. This bond would fund improvements to trails, parks, and recreation facilities and amenities throughout the city for the purpose of connecting communities and revitalizing existing facilities. The full project list is shown above along with the details for each project under “Proposed Projects”. ... How will the G.O. Bond impact the city's property tax rate? Taxpayers would see no impact on their tax bill as the proposal would “renew” the current property tax levy. The current bond levy approved by the voters in 1995 for the 1996/98 Parks G.O. Bond issuance is being retired this fiscal year. The average primary homeowner with a home valued at $584,740 pays $2.68 per month ($32.21 per year) towards the 1996/98 G.O. Bond. This amount would carry forward if the bond proposition is approved by the voters to fund the 2023 Trails, Parks, and Recreation Bond projects. ... How will G.O Bond funds be used? The bond will provide dedicated funding for the City of St. George to connect trails and improve parks and recreation areas. These outdoor spaces provide...

   

...dventure. Mountain biking is no exception. Besides the nearly 300 miles of trails, we're proud to now have the only year-round bike park in the state ...

...ion provides long-range planning and implementation of new parks, regional trails, other open-space recreational facilities, and major upgrades to existing parks and trails. Park Planning updates the City's Parks and Trails Maste

...ending at 2:00.   All the road races are on local paved bike/walking trails so you’ll never hit a light or cross a street.   All the ...

...tober we'll return to the pavement and run Hell Hole & Cottonwood Wash Trails in Washington City. Starting at Canyon Park off of Telegraph Rd you ...

...s pavilions, and a separate fire pit with an amphitheater. Numerous hiking trails provide access to a Boy Scout Cave, historical pioneer cabin locatio...

...rinking fountains, 60 foot pavilion, picnic tables, large barbecues, paved trails, bike fix-i

...raft of the update to the City of St. George Parks, Recreation, Arts & Trails Master Plan is now available for the public's review and adoption by...

...yball court, restrooms, and the Tonaquint Nature Center, with loop walking trails that connect to the Santa Clara River Trail. Adjacent to the park is...

...tain and bottle filler, pavilion, parking area, and paved and unpaved trails throughout. 

...forum committee, helping to create the wonderful Bloomington Park, walking trails and Petroglyph Park we all enjoy today. The Chesler’s were the...

... in April is the "Art Attack", a 4.5 loop on the Claim Jumper/Secret Sauce trails. These are a couple of the newest running trails in our area. It’s a great single track with a few nice up and downs to keep you on your toes. It’s easily runnable even for the trail neophyte. The trail is a loop with a pretty smooth track and nice view sure to hook you on trail running! Challenge #2, is the "Ticket to Paradise" that puts you on the Chuckwalla Trail. You’ll climb roughly 400’, up Beck’s Hill to the top of Scout’s Cave junction then return on Paradise Rim for a run of just under 6 miles. This is one of the premier trails in our area with fabulous views of the valley on one side, Pine Moun...

...uality of life by providing safe, well-maintained parks, public places and trails; preserving open space and historic resources; caring for people; st...

...f the year, and an extensive existing network of paved and natural surface trails have made walking and bicycling (or active transportation) popular f...

...romote a dynamic social lifestyle, including 60 acres of easily accessible trails, parks, and open space, all surrounded by the striking red cliffs of...

...ur instructors are all excellent coaches.  They will select different trails to ride based on the abilities of the riders in the class.  If ...

... Meters - Final  50 Meters - Trials 100 Meters - Trials 400 Meters - Trails 200 Meters - Trials   Running Long Jump (11-14): 9am-Completed ...

...ah's longest running half marathon. This spectacular race is on paved city trails that wind along the Virgin River and take you through the beautiful ...

...58- 3 week session (non-resident) Each month students will go to different trails in town to ride. Staff work with each student to improve their overa...

...K runners will start at Snow Canyon High School and run on the surrounding trails that finish on the High School track. Fun Run Walk n' Roll: Open for...