In the southwestern portion of the state, golf is available at seven courses in the area near St. George. Four courses are owned and operated by the City of St. George, including Golf Digest 's pick for the number one course in Utah, Sunbrook Golf Club. Courses in this area can be played year-round. Hiking With more than 80 percent of its 54 million acres designated as public lands, Utah offers incredible opportunities to explore every imaginable landscape. Hiking is available at many state parks and recreation areas, as well as several of the mountain resorts.
Some parks require registration for hikes lasting more than one day.
Take advantage of the local forest service, park service or visitors' bureau to help you plan a trip that suits your skill level and local conditions. Biking Biking in Utah can be a rigorous undertaking, with many trails appropriate for conditioned athletes only. Of course, there are also plenty of scenic routes throughout the state that are suitable for riders of all ages and abilities. To get the most enjoyment out of your trip, check with a local guide or outfitter who can assist you in planning an excursion that suits your skill level. While a large number of scenic highways and byways are designated for road bikers, Utah is really a mountain biker's paradise.