Important Trail Closure Information: We know you're frustrated...we hear you...we are too. The trail that was the detour for the closed Virgin River trail under I-15, is also now closed. This link will be closed for 2 months. We are working with city leaders to avoid simultaneous closures in the future, have better pre-closure communication and better closure signage with more detailed information in advance of the actual closure point. We'll report here as we get more information. Hang in there...kept riding! Please communicate your constructive positive suggestions and concerns directly to City of St George leaders. Your voices count.
Imagine if every single rider waved at every other rider they passed. A great video that encourages us all...to wave. It's simple...it's powerful.
What do you think about this little experiment?
Interested in the future of public lands? Want to have a voice in how lands are used for bike, multi-purpose and mountain bike trails? Here's a first step...attend the upcoming forum, "Finding Common Ground on Public Lands", open to all views, to hear from experts on the subject and share your thoughts. On September 21, Conserve Southwest Utah, will be hosting this public lands forum in conjunction with Dixie State University. Please try to attend...today is the last day for discounted entrance ticket (it's only $10). Come and be a part of the process! More information here...https://www.facebook.com/events/334957803608673/?acontext=%7B%22action_history%22%3A%22null%22%7D
Great News! The paved connectors from the Halfway Wash Trail up to Sunset Blvd. are now open in both directions! Now you can ride this beautiful and convenient trail and access Sunset Blvd locations like Lins, Albertsons, Walgreens and the IHC Clinic. Thanks City of St. George!
More Trail Closures...
TRAIL CLOSURE ALERT: In order to take advantage of the construction access created by the I-15 bridge project, a sign company will be changing out a billboard sign which will impact the section of trail from Confluence Trailhead to the pedestrian bridge over the Virgin River Aug. 28 to Sept 2. The City has been assured that if work is completed earlier than the deadline of Sept. 2 the trail will be opened up for use immediately.
