- Hurricane is located approximately 22 miles away from Zion National Park.
- Great place to stay if you want fast access to the park with a full range of amenities.
- Popular area attractions include the Hurricane Valley Heritage Park Museum and the St. George Art Museum.
Overview
A community of approximately 9,000 full time residents, Hurricane along with the greater St. George area is largest metropolitan area in close proximity to Zion National Park. The city is set against a backdrop of dramatic red rock formations and towering snow capped mountains.
Location
Hurricane is located between St. George and Zion National Park off UT-9 in southwestern Utah.
Services/Amenities
Though Hurricane’s population is relatively small, the city’s proximity to Zion and St. George ensure there are a full range of services and amenities, include many choices for lodging and dining.
Activities
Hurricane is located approximately 22 miles way from Zion National Park, which means fast access to all the parks outdoor adventures including hiking, biking, camping, and horseback riding.
Attractions
Hurricane is located in close proximity to many popular attractions including:
- The Zion National Park Human History Museum: Home to many interesting exhibits detailing the parks human and geological history.
- Hurricane Valley Heritage Park Museum: A small museum detailing the history Hurricane, as well as the pioneers that built the town. Highlights include period artwork, artifacts, and a historic wedding cake dating back to 1907.
- The Sears Art Gallery: The Sears Art Gallery, located at Dixie State College is home to many rotating exhibits featuring the best of professional, faculty, alumni and student artists.
Getting Here
From Zion, take UT – 9 straight into town. Along the way make sure to enjoy the beautiful southwest scenery, including magnificent red rocks and towering mountains.
