Tuacahn Center for the Arts
$50+Outdoor amphitheater and arts campus staging Broadway-style musicals against 1,500-foot red rock cliffs in southern Utah.

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A Utah state park centered on Gunlock Reservoir, with red rock scenery, seasonal waterfalls, and water recreation.
St. George, UT
Gunlock State Park sits on the shore of Gunlock Reservoir about 15 miles northwest of St. George in southwestern Utah. Visitors boat, fish for bass and catfish, swim, and picnic on the reservoir's beach. The park is known for its red rock setting and for waterfalls that flow only at certain times of year. The reservoir dam was built in 1970 for irrigation and flood control, and the park opened to the public the same year. The park also offers camping, cottages, and a drone permit. Park staff currently warn that the waterfalls are running high and fast, so visitors should stay away from the slick rocks nearby.
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