Car Travel
- Companies: Enterprise Rent-A-Car, Hertz, Budget
 - Duration: Approximately 10 hours
 - Distance: 663 km (412 miles)
 - Costs: €60-€80 for fuel, €30-€50 for rental car (daily rate, depending on model and provider)
 - Roads/Routes: Interstate 70 (I-70), US Route 191
 
Pro Tip: Take breaks in picturesque locations such as Arches National Park in Utah, which is slightly off-route but worth the detour for stunning views.
If you prefer a scenic road trip with flexibility, renting a car is the best option. Start your journey on I-70 West from Denver, enjoy the mountain views, then transition to US Route 191 South. Make sure to check the weather and road conditions before departure, as they can vary greatly.
Bus Travel
- Companies: Greyhound, FlixBus
 - Duration: Approximately 14 hours
 - Distance: 663 km (412 miles)
 - Costs: €45-€65 for a one-way ticket
 - Roads/Routes: Interstate 70 (I-70)
 
Pro Tip: Book your tickets in advance to get the best rates and ensure a seat on busy travel days.
Traveling by bus is a budget-friendly way to reach St. George. Greyhound and FlixBus offer direct routes. Although it's a longer journey, you'll have the chance to enjoy views along I-70.
Flight
- Companies: Southwest Airlines, United Airlines
 - Duration: Approximately 1.5 hours (plus time for airport procedures)
 - Distance: 497 km (309 miles)
 - Costs: €120-€180 for a round-trip ticket, including fees
 - Roads/Routes: Not applicable
 
Pro Tip: Consider a flight that lands closest to Las Vegas, NV and rent a car from there to St. George for a scenic drive.
Flying will be the fastest option to cover the distance to St. George, but be sure to factor in the time for airport security and travel to/from the airport.