Project Overview
Under the direction of our Lead Artist, Jared Jones, the Canyon to Canyon Mural Project has transformed a 300-foot concrete retaining wall along the Mayor’s Loop in St. George into a vibrant, community-created work of art. The mural celebrates the beauty and connectivity of Southern Utah’s active transportation network — highlighting the vision of a continuous paved bike and walking path linking Snow Canyon State Park to Zion National Park.
Community Art Day – 24 Artists at work!
Mural Location
The Canyon to Canyon Mural will become a lasting tribute to the region’s commitment to healthy living, sustainability, and creativity. It will serve as a photo destination, educational feature, and symbol of unity across the Southern Utah community — connecting people not just through trails, but through shared purpose and pride
Project Goals
- Celebrate Active Transportation: Showcase the Canyon-to-Canyon trail system and encourage biking, walking, and outdoor recreation.
- Foster Community Engagement: Bring together local Designers, schools, and residents for a shared creative experience.
- Beautify Public Spaces: Turn an ordinary concrete wall into an inspiring, educational, and photogenic destination.
- Support Local Art: Provide opportunities for both emerging and established Designers to showcase their talents.
"This weekend, something truly special took shape along the Virgin River North Trail behind Barefoot Gymnastics on Riverside Drive. Dozens of artists came together to paint a vibrant new mural stretching nearly 300 feet! Sponsored by the Southern Utah Bicycle Alliance, this project — titled “Canyon to Canyon” — celebrates the incredible landscape that connects us, from Snow Canyon to Zion Canyon."
Jimmy Hughes - Mayor, City of St. George