COMMUNITIES

Together, the Arizona Strip and Southern Utah are home to many fabulous communities. Don’t miss out on these hidden gems in the desert!

Mesquite

As a dynamic gateway to the Arizona Strip, Mesquite, Nevada, blends the charm of a rapidly developing modern town with effortless access to the area's expansive natural splendors. Strategically situated, Mesquite serves as an unparalleled launching pad for adventures into the less-trodden and breathtaking landscapes of the Arizona Strip. Beyond its reputation for entertainment, golf, and casinos, Mesquite is renowned for being UTV-friendly, welcoming off-road enthusiasts to traverse its diverse terrain. This not only positions Mesquite as a hub of comfort and leisure but also as an ideal base for delving into the rugged and picturesque wilderness of Arizona.

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Littlefield / Scenic / Desert Springs

Nestled just outside of Beaver Dam and I-15, this trio of small communities is an emerging hub in The Virgin Valley, boasting numerous RV parks and new construction developments. Known for providing a tranquil desert ambiance complemented by striking views, the area is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts. It offers a variety of recreational opportunities, including hiking, off-road adventures, and easy access to the Virgin River. Additionally, its proximity to the Grand Canyon Parashant National Monument makes it an ideal location for UTV enthusiasts seeking thrilling exploration experiences. To ensure you get the most out of your off-roading experience, consider planning your trip with expert guidance. Dive deeper into the myriad trails, discover hidden gems, and perhaps even come across spots known only to the locals. Visit our partner company's website at www.mesquitetrails.com to gain insights, tips, and detailed information about these captivating trails in the region. Strap in, rev up, and let the Arizona Strip's wilderness captivate your adventurous spirit!

Fredonia

Positioned as the northernmost community of Arizona, Fredonia presents a quaint, small-town atmosphere, enriched by its proximity to a myriad of natural attractions, such as the majestic and less-visited North Rim of the Grand Canyon, making it an ideal base for adventurers and nature enthusiasts looking to explore the hidden gems and less-traveled areas of the Arizona Strip.

Colorado City

Originally 'Short Creek' and founded in 1913, this town has a rich heritage shaped by the Council of Friends, a group that separated from the Salt Lake City-based Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. Nestled at the edge of the Grand Canyon-Parashant National Monument, Colorado City is celebrated for its distinctive history and cultural significance. The town is encircled by a rugged and scenic landscape, offering abundant opportunities for exploration and outdoor activities.

Kanab

Commonly known as 'Little Hollywood' for its rich legacy in film productions, Kanab is a captivating town that serves as an ideal gateway to numerous national parks and monuments. This charming locale is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts, offering convenient access to a variety of activities like hiking, camping, and exploring the breathtaking natural beauty of the region. Moreover, Kanab boasts exceptional photography opportunities, making it a favorite for both amateur and professional photographers seeking to capture the essence of the stunning landscapes. With its increasing popularity, Kanab is also becoming a growing spot on the Strip, attracting visitors who are drawn to its unique blend of historical allure and natural splendor.To ensure you get the most out of your off-roading experience, consider planning your trip with expert guidance. Dive deeper into the myriad trails, discover hidden gems, and perhaps even come across spots known only to the locals. Visit our partner company's website at www.mesquitetrails.com to gain insights, tips, and detailed information about these captivating trails in the region. Strap in, rev up, and let the Arizona Strip's wilderness captivate your adventurous spirit!

Beaver Dam

Established in 1863 and located near the Arizona-Nevada border, this quaint community exudes a scenic charm with its tranquil desert landscapes. Ideal for those who desire a peaceful retreat amidst nature, Beaver Dam is not just a picturesque locale but also a hub for outdoor enthusiasts. It is home to the Beaver Dam Wash, a significant UTV byway providing trail access to Motoqua and Cedar Pockets. The community, though small, offers essential amenities including bars, lodging, and lottery services. Additionally, a historical marker in Beaver Dam commemorates its role in the Old Spanish Trail, which has traversed this area since 1829, adding a rich historical layer to this serene destination.

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All Around Mesquite, Nevada: History, Trails, & Destinations, meticulously details and maps the terrain and history of the Mesquite Region.

This publication features engaging content on UTV trails and captivating stories from a bygone era, showcasing the unique aspects of the area we live in.