St. George is one of Utah’s warmest, sunniest corners, with red rock, black lava ridges, sand dunes and year-round riding minutes from town. Here’s where to ride around St. George, what else to do on your vacation, and how our ATV, UTV, boat and jet ski rentals work.
| Where | Washington County, in Utah’s southwest corner near Arizona and Nevada |
|---|---|
| Drive times | About two hours from Las Vegas and a little over four hours from Salt Lake City |
| Closest riding | Sand Hollow State Park, Warner Valley and the trails around Hurricane |
| Best seasons | Fall through spring, plus summer mornings and evenings |
| Lakes | Sand Hollow, Quail Creek and Gunlock |
| Machines | Street-legal Can-Am side-by-sides with 1 to 6 seats |
Booking online is the fastest way to check availability. Every rental includes helmets and goggles.
Why St. George is perfect for an ATV vacation
St. George sits where the Mojave Desert meets the Colorado Plateau, with the Pine Valley Mountains to the north and red rock in every direction. Winters are mild, the riding season runs all year, and Zion National Park, Snow Canyon State Park and Sand Hollow State Park are all close by.
Our street-legal side-by-sides make it easy: drive right from our location to the trails, with no trailer to tow. Many of the best riding areas, including Sand Hollow, are about 20 minutes from St. George.
Where to ride near St. George
- Sand Hollow State Park: red dunes, slickrock and the famous Top of the World overlook.
- Warner Valley: about 39 miles of sand and dirt trails, plus dinosaur tracks.
- Green Valley Loop and Bloomington Bluff: an 11-mile ride with views over the city.
- Sun River Bonnie: a 5.5-mile loop that’s fun for all skill levels.
- Hell Hole Pass to TV Towers: about 10 miles near Ivins, beginner to intermediate.
- Goldstrike Lone Pine Arch: a long ride near Gunlock past the old Goldstrike mine.
- Black Rock Canyon: a 34-mile loop with some advanced sections.
- Toquerville Falls: an out-and-back ride to a desert waterfall.
Use our Utah trail finder to compare more than 30 trails by region and terrain.
St. George by season
Fall through spring is prime riding time, with mild, sunny days that are perfect for long trail rides. Summer afternoons regularly top 100 degrees, so summer riders head out early in the morning, ride in the evening or book one of our sunset and night tours. Summer is also the best time for a lake day.
More to do on a St. George vacation
- Visit Zion National Park, about an hour away, or the red and white cliffs of Snow Canyon State Park.
- Spend a day on Sand Hollow or Quail Creek with our MasterCraft boats, Sea-Doo jet skis and water toys.
- Try sandboarding and sand sledding on the dunes.
- Add a flyboard session for something the whole group will remember.
Renting with us
We can accommodate small to large groups on our St. George ATV, boat, water sport, flyboard and jet ski tours. Our Can-Am side-by-sides seat 1 to 6 people, and our MasterCraft surf boats carry 12 to 18.
- Drivers must be 18 or older with a valid driver’s license, and passengers of any age can ride with a guardian’s approval.
- Every driver completes Utah’s free online OHV education course. See our Utah ATV laws guide.
- Helmets and goggles are included. Fuel and taxes are additional, and the damage waiver is optional.
- Add a local guide to any rental, for any length of time.
St. George questions
How far is Sand Hollow from St. George?
About 20 minutes east of St. George, near Hurricane.
Can I drive a rental UTV from your location to the trails?
Yes. Our street-legal side-by-sides can be driven from our location to nearby riding areas, so there’s no trailer to tow.
What else can we rent?
Along with ATVs and UTVs, we rent MasterCraft boats, Sea-Doo jet skis, sandboards, sand sleds and water toys, and we run guided, sunset and night tours.
Ready to ride St. George? Book online for live availability, or call or text us with questions.