Homes for Sale in Paradise Canyon | St George UT Paradise Canyon offers panoramic views as far as the eye can see.  Red Mountain, Pine Valley and Snow Canyon are all in view from many homes located in Paradise Canyon.  Home prices are more affordable than some other neighborhoods in the area, but that doesn't mean you don't get fabulous views! Paradise Canyon is located in the City of St. George. This lovely development is nestled between two red rock hills just off Snow Canyon Parkway and abuts the Red Cliffs Desert Tortoise Reserve which is managed by the Bureau of Land Management. The Reserve has miles of hiking trails and desert scenery. Within the Resever are  many hiking trails and numerous desert tortoises, which are Federally protected, and many other desert animals too. Paradis... 03/01/2013

Homes for Sale in Paradise Canyon | St George Utah Paradise Canyon is located in the City of St. George. This lovely development is nestled between two red rock hills just off Snow Canyon Parkway and abuts the Red Cliffs Desert Tortoise Reserve which is managed by the Bureau of Land Management. The Reserve has miles of hiking trails and desert scenery. Within the Resever are  many hiking trails and numerous desert tortoises, which are Federally protected, and many other desert animals too. Paradise Canyon is split in the middle by a wash, appropriately named Halfway Wash. Halfway Wash is part of the City of St. George's public access area. The wash has a pedestrian and equestrian trail for public use. The trails lead from Snow Canyon Parkway to the Red Cliffs Desert Tortoise Reserve of ... 01/17/2013

Wordless Wednesday (almost!): Crocodile Ridge Residents in St. George along Snow Canyon Parkway rest easy knowing a brave sentinel is diligently overseeing the area day to night to day once more. Never straying. Nor shirking its duties. Ever watchful. Needing nothing in return but purely for the honor of being the chosen one. People who live among the red rocks here say they love the 'feel' of the area. I can see why! Happy Wednesday to you all. ................................................................... p.s. Thanks to Mary Ann for bringing this red rock bluff to my attention and aptly naming it as well. 05/22/2012