Dinner at Hell’s Backbone Grill & Farm
Take the scenic drive to Boulder for Buddhist-principled, farm-to-table cuisine that defines the high-desert culinary experience.
Itinerary tips
- 1Secure a reservation online weeks in advance as this destination restaurant consistently fills up every night.
- 2Allow at least four hours for the drive from St. George, as the route involves winding mountain roads and significant elevation changes.
- 3Bring a light jacket even in summer because the high-elevation climate in Boulder is significantly cooler than the St. George valley.
- 4Arrive thirty minutes early to walk through the organic farm and gardens located directly behind the restaurant.
- 5Check their seasonal calendar before departing, as the grill typically closes for the winter season from late November through March.
- 6Park in the designated gravel lot adjacent to the Boulder Mountain Lodge; no special permits are required for entry.
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