With Snow Canyon Only a Few Miles up the Road from St. George, Hike St. George Takes Full Advantage of This State Park’s Beauty and Magnificence. Its Red and White Sandstone Cliffs Are a Sight We Love and We Know You Will Love It Too. There Are More Than 38 Miles of Hiking Trails to Enjoy, from Cinder Cones and Scenic Lava Flow to Petrified Sand Dunes and More. Rock Climbing, Road Biking, Camping, and Enjoying the Sand Dunes Are Among the Activities That the Park Provides for Its Visitors. Snow Canyon Is a Place You Won’t Want to Miss.
Map Of These Trails
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Hiking trail · Strenuous · 15.8 miGila Trail – Snow Canyon State Park
Hiking trail · EasyLower Galoot – Snow Canyon
Hiking trail · Moderate · 1.2 miPetrified Dunes – Snow Canyon State Park
Hiking trail · Easy · 1.2 miPioneer Names – Snow Canyon State Park
Hiking trail · Easy · 0.6 miSand Dunes – Snow Canyon
Hiking trail · Moderate · 4.7 miSnow Canyon Overlook Trail
Hiking trail · Moderate · 5 miSnow Canyon State Park Petroglyphs
Hiking trail · Easy · 0.3 miTortoise Walk – Snow Canyon State Park
Hiking trail · Easy · 0.3 miUpper Galoot – Snow Canyon
Hiking trail · Moderate · 8 miWest Canyon Road – Snow Canyon State Park
Hiking trail · Moderate · 5.5 miWhiptail Trail – Snow Canyon State Park
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Snow Canyon State Park. Utah State Parks visitor counts, July 2025 to June 2026. Counts are for the whole park, not one trail. Levels compare each month to the park's busiest month.