Attractions

Zion National Park

Located just a short 45 minute drive from the home, Zion National Park is a sanctuary of stunning natural beauty. Renowned for its soaring sandstone cliffs that range in color from cream to deep red, the park invites visitors to explore its diverse landscape. Iconic landmarks such as the narrow Zion Canyon, which is carved by the Virgin River, and the challenging trek known as Angels Landing, offer both awe-inspiring vistas and thrilling adventures. The park's ecosystem supports a variety of wildlife and vegetation, making it a popular destination for hiking, bird watching, and experiencing the serene majesty of nature.

World Class Golf

The Grand Desert Oasis is perfectly positioned as a home base for golf enthusiasts, surrounded by some of the region’s most prestigious and picturesque courses. Within close proximity, you'll find PGA Tour venue Black Desert, LPGA Tour site Copper Rock, as well as the visually stunning Sand Hollow and Sky Mountain courses, famed for their dramatic red cliff backdrops. Beyond these, numerous other golf courses in the vicinity offer diverse challenges and beautiful landscapes. This makes the Grand Desert Oasis the perfect stay for groups eager to explore a variety of exceptional golfing experiences while staying close to home.

Sand Hollow Reservoir

Sand Hollow Reservoir, situated just 10 minutes from the Grand Desert Oasis, is a vibrant hub of outdoor recreation and scenic beauty. This expansive body of water, renowned for its stunningly clear, blue waters set against a backdrop of vibrant orange-red sandstone, offers a diverse range of activities. Visitors can enjoy boating, fishing, swimming, and cliff diving, making it a popular destination for water enthusiasts.

Hiking

Located in a hiker's paradise, the surrounding area offers an array of stunning trails close by that cater to all levels of experience. From the breathtaking vistas to the surreal landscapes of Southern Utah, the region is rich with natural beauty. Some trails offer exhilarating climbs with rewarding panoramic views, while others offer unique treks through river-carved canyons. Every path promises diverse landscapes, from arches and plateaus to rivers and desert expanses, making Hurricane Utah an ideal destination for adventurers seeking to explore the great outdoors.

Tuacahn Theater

Tuacahn Theater, located just 45 minutes away from the Grand Desert Oasis, offers a unique theatrical experience in the heart of the desert. Nestled against a backdrop of towering red sandstone cliffs, Tuacahn provides an unforgettable ambiance for enjoying live performances. Known for its spectacular outdoor amphitheater, the venue showcases a variety of Broadway musicals, concerts, and cultural events under the stars, making use of the natural acoustics and scenic beauty of its surroundings.

Las Vegas

Las Vegas, located just two hours away from the Grand Desert Oasis, is famously known as "The Entertainment Capital of the World." Situated in the Mojave Desert, this vibrant city is celebrated for its bustling casino scene, spectacular live entertainment, and extravagant hotel resorts that line the iconic Las Vegas Strip. Beyond the glittering lights, Las Vegas offers a plethora of dining experiences, ranging from world-renowned chefs' establishments to unique local eateries. The city also serves as a hub for major sports and business conventions.

Grand Canyon National Park

Grand Canyon National Park, one of the world's most iconic natural wonders, is located just 2.5 hours south. This vast geological marvel stretches over 277 miles of the Colorado River and reaches depths of over a mile. The park is renowned for its overwhelming size and its intricate and colorful landscape. Visually stunning, it offers panoramic views from numerous lookouts, with the South Rim being the most accessible and popular, providing spectacular and expansive vistas year-round. Visitors can experience the park through various activities, such as hiking, rafting, and scenic drives.

Bryce Canyon

Situated 2 hours north east, Bryce Canyon National Park is famed for its otherworldly landscape of crimson-colored hoodoos, which are spire-shaped rock formations resulting from erosion. This unique geological structure creates a striking visual contrast against the clear blue skies. The park offers panoramic views from numerous overlooks along its main drive, and its extensive network of trails invites visitors to immerse themselves in its eerie beauty. Popular hikes like the Navajo Loop and Fairyland Loop lead adventurers through intricate mazes of towering pinnacles and expansive amphitheaters. Bryce Canyon is not only a haven for hikers but also a celestial observatory for stargazers, offering some of the darkest and most star-studded night skies in North America.

Sand Hollow Dunes

Sand Hollow Sand Dunes, located just minutes from the grand Desert Oasis, offers an exhilarating escape into a landscape of sweeping dunes and red sand. Known for its vibrant, orange-red sands that contrast starkly with the deep blue waters of Sand Hollow Reservoir, this area is a favorite among outdoor enthusiasts. Visitors can engage in a variety of activities, including off-roading, ATV riding, and sandboarding, making the most of the expansive dunes.

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