Southern Utah: 28 Reasons I L💝VE Thee!
February's ActiveRain Challenge is all about what makes your neighborhood, city, town or selling area, a most desirable place to live, love and laugh. It might be the friendly atmosphere, outdoor recreational activities, history, stunning architecture, yearly events or culture. Mine is all that & more!
For the 28 days of February, these reasons come to mind:
1. 300 days of sunshine
2. Mild winter weather
3. Outdoor playground
4. Amazing red rock views!
5. 13 Golf courses - Southern Utah residents and visitors enjoy 365 days of playing a challenging round of golf! From a quick, 9-hole course to an 18-hole course, designed by Johnny Miller (Estrada Golf Club) and Matt Dye (The Ledges).
Southern Utah Golf Courses:
- SunRiver Golf Course St. George - 18 holes - Public
- Bloomington Country Club Golf Course - St. George - 18 holes - Private
- Green Spring Golf Course - Washington City - 18 holes - Public
- Coral Canyon Golf Course - Washington City - 18 holes - Public
- Dixie Red Hills Golf Course - St. George - 9 holes - Public
- Entrada at Snow Canyon Country Club - St. George - 18 holes - Private
- Sand Hollow Golf Course - Hurricane - 27 holes - Public
- Sky Mountain Golf Course - Hurricane - 18 holes - Public
- Southgate Golf Course - St. George - 18 holes - Public
- St. George Golf Club - St. George - 18 holes - Public
- Sunbrook Golf Course - St. George - 27 holes - Public
- The Ledges - St. George - 18 holes - Public
- Copper Rock Golf Course - 18 holes - Public
6. City parks
7. Small town feel
8. Friendly residents
9. Large volunteer base - Many yearly events that bring in thousands of participants depend heavily on the giving spirit of southern Utah's residents to pitch in and provide overall venue support.
10. Hiking trails
11. Biking trails
12. Fishing spots
13. Kayaking
14. State/National parks
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Zion National Park - Springdale, Utah
Home to Zion Canyon with sheer rock faces and jutting cliffs. More than 3 million people visit each year, the park offers hiking trails, climbing, camping, gifts shops, dining & more. -
Snow Canyon State Park - St. George, Utah
Home to majestic red and white sandstone formations, amazing soft and hard-scapes at every turn. This park offers moderate nature hiking to advanced trails, climbing, camping & more. -
Bryce Canyon National Park - near Tropic and Panguitch, Utah
A geological wonder, sitting on top of the Grand Staircase with a series of natural ampitheatres, multiple scenic overlooks & trails offering views of towering, coral colored spires.
15. Veyo Pies
16. Live entertainment
17. Tuacahn amphitheater
18. Long gardening season
19. Honey bees - Nerdin Gardens depends on pollination for overall success and the honey bee hive we have on site is priceless. Our yearly grow list keeps them in pollen and they provide us with bountiful harvests!
20. St. George Art Festival
21. St George Area Parade of Homes
22. St. George Marathon
23. St. George Ironman 70.3
24. St. George Ironman World
25. Back yard gardening
26. Music at the Silo - Several times a year we host parties that we call Silobrations. Live music is provided by local talents, games galore and food so good your taste buds shake hands with every bite!
27. Gathering with friends
28. Home Sweet Home!
Of course, every day is enriched with My Honey by my side. Together, we built a life here, that is both strong and committed. Collectively, many things offer us an exceptional environment, piece of mind & elevated living.
Southern Utah, oh how I L💝VE Thee!
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