St George, Utah | 4k Driving Tour | Dashcam | Utah Tech
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- 4k Driving. St. George is a city in southwestern Utah. Nearby Snow Canyon State Park offers trails, dunes and red sandstone cliffs. Sand Hollow State Park features a large reservoir. Stately 19th-century buildings such as the Pioneer Courthouse and Brigham Young Winter Home dot downtown. The St. George Art Museum houses historical photos and work by regional artists. Zion National Park, with canyons and streams, lies northeast.
That dragon sculpture in the traffic circle is really cool. Thanks for the tour.
This Summer July & August I am going there. St. George Utah Area my favorite place
Another great video, as always! Your videos are helping me decide where I want to go on my vacation next Summer. 😁😁☀️
glad i can help!
Just a tip, try covering more of the city than just a few blocks of the center. Cruise Sunset, Dixie Drive, Riverside, River Rd, Red Cliffs, Telegraph....your videos make it look like a little town
Just so you know this area gets up to about 110°F - 115°F in the day, and 90 °F at night in the summer time. I would personally visit in Spring, Fall, or Winter if you want to experience nice mild weather. I live in St. George, and Summer is basically our winter. That’s definitely when we stay inside more and hibernate lol.
@@OregonTropics I just have a question is there a lot of resources for homeless people? I have been struggling a long time and I really need help. I grew up in Texas but I find Utah interesting I remember watching videos about Salt Lake City
And please make it a vacation and not a permanent move in CAUSE WE DON'T WANT MORE MOVE INS RIGHT NOW.
Traffic isn't normally like this. St. George has 210,000 people and is a nightmare to drive around. But it's still great here you should come. Sadly most stores/restaurants avoid St. George like the plague. I also think you should make a part 2, 3, 4, 5, and maybe even 6. This covers only a tiny sliver of St. George.
Which restaurants and stores ?
@@soccerchamp81I once made a list and it took me over 4 hours. I lost that list and am still mad about it today. a couple examples are Marshall's, Burlington, Nike, Goodwill, Savers, Whole Foods, Trader Joe's, RC Willy, Bass Pro, Sams Club, Winco, Nordstrom Rack, Raising Canes, Panera, Noodles and Company, Dunkin, Shake Shack, BJ's, Cheesecake Factory, etc... we could also use seconds or even thirds of other stores we already have like Target, Costco, Lowe's, TJMaxx, 7/11's, etc... We could also use things like an Amazon Warehouse. We are getting some things which is nice like Sprouts, Hobby Lobby, REI, Costco #2, Raising Canes, Panera, Winco, etc... Stores also don't avoid us like the plague. I found out why nothing is really opening here. It's mostly because there are only 5-6 strip malls in the whole county and no REAL strip malls are being built. Its sad to say this, but we need another 1 or 2 just to fit things (like the stuff I named) a city our size would have.
That is fine by me the less media coverage we get the better. We don't want more video coverage. Less people means less on our dwelleding resources.
there are hundreds of stores and restaurants. i don't want to make a list again. i made one once and it took 4 hours and i lost it :(
but i realized it's because nobody is developing retail areas besides super tiny corners. all we get is neighborhoods of hundreds of white houses.
except we'll always be a popular tourist spot because one of the most visited national parks is in our metro with another nearby. also we can't just stop growth or the market would crash hard and pretty much everyone would have to move besides millionares and local businesses would shut down. just like what happened to boulder, co
Outstanding job! Thank you for doing this!
Nice tour👍👍
St. George has some of the best city roads I have ever experienced.
Glad you think that. You won't be thinking that 10yrs from now when it takes you 30min to get somewhere that use to take 10min. We are growing way, way to fast.
Like the tree lined streets. Very little traffic and nice wide streets.
Your being misled traffic is horrible here. Not like back east but not what I remember and I've lived here 44+ years. He must be driving on Sunday also cause traffic is way less on that day as most are in church or don't go out.
I just about kept my bearings. Boy a lots changed in the 55 years since I lived there.
And not all of it good I've been here for 44+ years. Boy have we seen alot.
Welcome to the biggest city in the south of Utah! The biggest city in Utah thats Isolated from the other major cities.
And many here don't want more people moving in. Our city is getting way overcrowded.
no it isn't. it has a REALLY long way to go
We're moving to st george this year.. we live in California and have had it up to here with all the taxes...ect.. plus we have family in American fork... looking forward to starting new!!!
Great just what we didn't need more California's overcrowding our city. GO BACK AND MAKE CALIFORNIA WORSE WE DIDN'T ASK FOR YOU HERE.
Great another Californian moving in. Just stay where you are and try fixing your own state. WE DON'T WANT MORE CALIFORNIAN MOVING IN OR ANYONE FOR THAT MATTER. DON'T MOVE HERE.
What made you move from California?
I’m right there with you. California has too many homeless, gangs, graffiti, and is too blue. We’re moving to St. George later this year.
My city I’m here
Good luck with water
We need all the luck we can get. With everyone trying to move here we are very concerned in the next 10yrs we won't have water. DON'T MOVE HERE.