Our Favorite Hikes Near Sand Hollow Resort
You can’t visit Southern Utah without experiencing the many fantastic hiking trails. Whether you’re a seasoned hiking expert or looking for a gentle stroll through the beautiful landscape, here are a few of our favorite spots to hike during your stay at Sand Hollow Resort.
Snow Canyon Overlook Trail:
The Snow Canyon Overlook Trail is just 16 miles from Sand Hollow Resort. While hiking the 4.7-mile round trip trail, you’ll see spectacular views of the surrounding desert landscape. Some people even claim you can see all the way to the Arizona border from the overlook.
Yant Flat Candy Cliffs:
The Yant Flat Candy Cliffs is a trail you may want to explore more than once. The trail can be anywhere from 2 to 7 miles long, depending on how far you decide to hike. While exploring the Candy Cliffs, you’ll see some of the most spectacular sandstone formations in the area. The Yant Flat Candy Cliffs are 24 miles from Sand Hollow Resort. Make sure you bring plenty of water because there is no place to refill your water bottle at the Candy Cliffs.
Zion National Park:
Zion National Park has over 15 different hiking trails, from paved walking paths to strenuous hiking trails with long drop-offs and high elevations. Spend the day exploring the national park, which is just 33 miles from Sand Hollow Resort.
Aspiration Trail:
Aspiration Trail gets its name from all of the beautifully painted rocks along the trail, which serve to inspire and motivate hikers and walkers. Keep in mind that the hike along the Aspiration Trail is kid-friendly, but not stroller-friendly. The entire path is in direct sunlight, so be sure to bring plenty of water. Aspiration Trail is 20 miles from Sand Hollow Resort. It will be a great hike for you and your family at just under 2 miles roundtrip.
Red Reef Trail:
Red Reef Trail is a great family spot for hiking. The trail is a short hike that includes exciting views for everyone to take in. You’ll hike along a stream until the canyon narrows to a few feet wide. During the remainder of the hike, you’ll see beautiful sandstone cliffs and even walk around a small waterfall. We recommend checking out Red Reef Trail during the Spring or Fall as the stream can dry up in the summer months’ heat. Red Reef Trail is just 18 miles from Sand Hollow Resort.
Hiking around Sand Hollow Resort
Hiking in and around St. George is one of the best ways to see all of the flora, fauna, and beautiful geology of Southern Utah. From sandstone cliffs to sand dunes and rivers, hiking is a great way to see Southern Utah during your stay at Sand Hollow Resort.
