St. George to Las Vegas

The iconic 4.2-mile stretch of world-famous resorts, casinos, restaurants, and entertainment venues. Walk from the Welcome sign to the Stratosphere for the full experience.

The dancing water fountain show runs every 15-30 minutes and is completely free. Inside, the Conservatory features stunning seasonal botanical displays.

Multiple permanent Cirque productions in Las Vegas including "O" at Bellagio, "Mystère" at Treasure Island, and "KÀ" at MGM Grand. World-class acrobatics and artistry.

The world's tallest observation wheel at 550 feet offers stunning 360-degree views of the Strip and surrounding desert. The 30-minute ride includes an open bar option.

Downtown Las Vegas's pedestrian mall features a massive LED canopy with light shows, live music stages, zip lines, and classic casino vibes. More affordable than the Strip.

The revolutionary entertainment venue features the world's largest LED screen wrapping the entire exterior and an immersive interior experience unlike anything else on Earth.

Located at Caesars Palace, this celebrity chef restaurant recreates the TV show experience with signature dishes like beef Wellington and sticky toffee pudding.

Consistently rated the best buffet in Las Vegas with over 250 dishes across nine cooking stations. Worth the price for the sheer variety and quality.

The closest In-N-Out to St. George is in Las Vegas. Multiple locations including one right on the Strip. A must-stop for West Coast burger fans.

Famous breakfast sandwich spot at The Cosmopolitan. The Slut (coddled egg on potato purée) and Fairfax sandwich are legendary.

French bistro at Paris Las Vegas with the only patio dining directly on the Strip. Perfect for people-watching with views of the Bellagio fountains.

Authentic Tijuana-style street tacos that locals swear by. Multiple locations. The adobada (al pastor) tacos are legendary.

Just 20 minutes from the Strip, Red Rock Canyon features a 13-mile scenic drive, world-class rock climbing, and hiking trails through stunning red sandstone formations.

Nevada's oldest state park features 40,000-year-old petroglyphs, brilliant red sandstone formations, and excellent hiking. The Fire Wave trail is Instagram-famous.

The largest reservoir in the US (by capacity) offers boating, fishing, kayaking, and swimming. Boulder Beach is the easiest access point from Las Vegas.

The iconic 726-foot dam is just 30 minutes from the Strip. Take the power plant tour for an engineering marvel experience. The Mike O'Callaghan-Pat Tillman Memorial Bridge offers stunning views.

Over 175 stores including Coach, Nike, Kate Spade, and Michael Kors. The north location near downtown has the best selection.

Upscale shopping mall inside Caesars Palace with designer brands, unique restaurants, and the famous animatronic fountain shows.

The closest IKEA to St. George. Many Southern Utah residents plan Las Vegas trips around IKEA runs for furniture and home goods.

Multiple locations in Las Vegas — the closest Trader Joe's to St. George. Stock up on specialty groceries, wines, and their famous snacks.

Walk-through aquarium with sharks, rays, sea turtles, and a touch pool. One of the best family attractions on the Strip.

Indoor theme park with roller coasters, bumper cars, and carnival games. Climate-controlled and perfect for escaping the heat.

Museum and nature preserve with interactive exhibits about desert ecology, a butterfly habitat, and outdoor trails. Educational and fun for all ages.

Immersive entertainment complex featuring Meow Wolf's Omega Mart — a mind-bending interactive art experience disguised as a grocery store. Older kids and teens love it.