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Sand Hollow State Park

Spend a perfect day in the spectacular setting of Sand Hollow State Park. Spanning more than 20,000 acres, Utah’s favorite state park mixes warm blue waters and vibrant red sandstone to create an outdoor playground unlike anything else in the region. Spend a day in the sun boating, UTVing, fishing, rock crawling, or just relaxing on the sand. Please click on the following links for more information. Full-service rental options are available for weekly, daily, or half-day use. Please call (844) 404-3260 for rental information.

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Sand Mountain Dunes

Across the street from the resort, the Sand Mountain Dunes seamlessly weave throughout distinctive red rock outcroppings and blend into thousands of undisturbed acres. Riders of all levels can enjoy the area’s trail diversity by climbing technical slick rock, or riding across naturally groomed sand. Ready to hit the trails? Call (844) 404-3260 for tour times, rental fees, or to book your reservation today!

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Zion National Park

Just a scenic 35-minute drive from our resort lies Zion National Park, promising a day brimming with adventure! Take the family on the Canyon Overlook hike, and delve into the region’s rich history at the human history museum. As you drive through the park, relish unique experiences, including a mile-long tunnel offering breathtaking views of nature and wildlife. Don’t forget to explore golf near Zion National Park and indulge in the amenities of Zion National Park resorts and spas. Be sure to check the park website for shuttle details during your visit.

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Snow Canyon State Park

Explore the trails and dunes of beautiful Snow Canyon on foot, bike, or horseback. With majestic views, the subtle interplay of light and shadow, and color dancing across canyon walls, you can discover the secrets of the desert landscape through seasonal and nature programs. There are 38 miles of hiking trails, a three-mile paved walking/biking trail and over 15 miles of equestrian trails.  Check out “What’s Happening” on the Snow Canyon website for updated sunrise and moonlit hikes and for canyoneering permits.