St. George Scavenger Hunt

"I’m a giant red rock sitting high on a hill, With letters painted in white that stand super still. They used to call me 'Sugarloaf' back in the day, Climb to my top where the pioneers play!"

"Right next door to Clue #1, you don't need to drive, Walk through cactus and flowers where desert plants thrive. Go down in a canyon made just for this spot, To see real swimming fish where the weather is hot!"

"Since 1911 I’ve unlocked my front door, I'm Utah's oldest running general store! With glass bottle sodas, soup, and sweet treats, Come sit on my porch off the old downtown streets."

"Right in the middle of downtown I sit, With a spinning carousel that's always a hit. A lazy stream flows where the kids splash and play, And bronze statues are frozen in time all day!"

"I was built out of red rock way back in the past, Then painted bright white so my beauty would last. Since 1877 my tall spire has shone, The most famous white landmark that St. George has known!"

"Millions of years before cars, roads, or trees, Giant creatures walked here through the mud to their knees. A farmer named Johnson dug up a surprise, Now a museum protects tracks of dino-sized size!"

"St. George is the birthplace of a trendy sweet drink, With syrups and creams—what flavor do you think? Look for the drive-thru where sugar cookies are chilled, And 'Dirty Sodas' in pebble ice are happily filled!"

"Right on the Boulevard, painted bright and so neat, This local cafe has the burgers to beat. Named after a guy whose name starts with an 'M', Their sweet potato waffle fries are a true gem!"