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A man-made tunnel beneath a highway that serves as a storm sewer. There are also restrooms and a parking lot.

The climb is a bit difficult and only for sure-footed people.

This waterfall — which falls through a more or less donut-shaped hole in the rock — is wildly popular in the summer, but it also makes a great, family-friendly trail run. You might want to start early to avoid the crowds.

A very interesting and beautiful hike leads to the small cliff dwellings and storerooms of the Anasazi in Lower Mule Canyon.

a dream, beautiful nature leads to the House of Fire. And it burns if you take photos in the right place and the right spot. beautiful, I'm totally thrilled. Mega photo hotspot

At the Swelter Shelter site, you can explore a large number of different petroglyphs (carvings) and pictograms (paintings) on the surrounding rock walls. The hike to the site is just a 400 feet roundtrip from Cub Creek Road. The rock art was created by the ancestral indigenous people of the region, but the Swelter Shelter has been used by older cultures dating to as early as 7000 BCE.

A wide, walkable cave that requires just a small amount of scrambling to get into. From the mouth of the cave, you can see above St. George neighborhoods into the red rock landscape.

Wild Horse Window is a large hollowed out grotto, creating a natural skylight. It is sometimes referred to as Skylight Arch.