The TDS community of St. George, Utah, has much to offer.
St. George is home to perhaps the greatest concentration of natural wonders. Starting with Zion National Park—a rare place that simply can’t be captured by words or pictures. With hundreds of walks, hikes, and vistas, it consistently appears at the top of national park rankings. The park’s shuttle system provides friendly and easy access to both a wide array of activities back in town and the never-ending adventure waiting at the park.
The towering red rocks of Zion are majestic and so is nearby Snow Canyon State Park. Beauty often comes in contrast, and St. George is in a region of Utah called “Color Country“—with lush alpine mountains and shimmering crystal blue waters surrounding crimson rock. It’s tough to find another place matching this incredible variety so close to one another.
Built in the shadow of spectacular 1,500-foot red rock cliffs, the Tuacahn Amphitheater is located in nearby Ivins where classic favorites grace the stage. The arts are alive here.
“St. George, Utah, is a wonderfully unique location,” said TDS Regional Field Services Manager Tim Weese. “The amazing weather combined with its proximity to so many different forms of recreation are very desirable. I love that the city retains a certain small-town feeling and atmosphere despite its rapid growth in recent years. St. George and the surrounding areas are great places to visit, and when you do, you’ll definitely want to call it home!”
Here are what a few TDS associates have to say about St. George, Utah.
.jpg) Bob, direct sales supervisor
How long have you worked at TDS? Three years. Do you live in St. George? I’ve lived in Washington for 2 ½ years. What’s your favorite place to go in the area? I have a 32-year-old city/country hybrid bike that I bought in Ithaca, New York, in 1989. Some of my favorite places to take it include nearby Kolob Canyons, Zion, the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument, and Valley of Fire State Park. What’s the best way to cool off on a hot summer day? St. George is cool. We moved here after 18 years in Las Vegas! Your favorite restaurant? Why? Lamy’s Mexican Grill. Lot’s of great, fresh Mexican food dished up with a joking, friendly attitude. Most famous person from your hometown? My wife, Nancy. She is Queen of the Universe. |
.jpg) Linda, field services assistant
How long have you worked at TDS? Nine months. Do you live in St. George? Yes. I’ve lived here for 34 years. What’s your favorite place to go in the area? Pine Valley Recreation Area. Your favorite “underrated” place in the area? Red Cliffs recreation area. What’s the best way to cool off on a hot summer day? Veyo pool. Your favorite restaurant? Why? Paula’s Cazuela. Good Tex-Mex food that has been here since 1972. Most famous person from your hometown? Former actor and singer, Wilford Brimley. |
.jpg) Lindsey, field services assistant
How long have you worked at TDS? A little over three months. Do you live in St. George? Yes, born and raised! What’s your favorite place to go in the area? I love going fishing on any of the lakes. Your favorite “underrated” place in the area? Snow Canyon State Park or Kolob Terrace Road. They’re both beautiful to drive through with plenty of hiking areas. What’s the best way to cool off on a hot summer day? At the lake! Your favorite restaurant? Why? Angelica’s Mexican Restaurant. Everyone is always friendly when I go and the food tastes amazing. What local event will you always find someone you know? The County Fair or the rodeo. Most famous person from your hometown? Bruce Hurst, Boston Red Sox pitcher. |
.png) Michelle, commercial account executive
How long have you worked at TDS? Nine years. Do you live in St. George? I live in a small town called Central, in the mountains about 27 miles from St. George. I’ve been here for seven years and lived in St. George for two years before that. What’s your favorite place to go in the area? Pine Valley Reservoir. Your favorite “underrated” place in the area? This place is anything but underrated! Doesn’t really matter where you are, it’s always busy! What’s the best way to cool off on a hot summer day? Go outside. Put your unripe avocados in your windshield. Go inside and do a load of laundry. Go back outside and grab your avocados. Then go back inside and make a fantastic meal in the AC! Your favorite restaurant? Why? Anasazi Steakhouse. Normally, you don’t go to the restaurant to cook your own food, but you have the choice to cook your own steak and seafood on a sizzling hot rock! Plus, the fondue is delish! Most famous person from your hometown? From what I know, Marie Osmond used to live here and Wilford Brimley was born here.
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