Hurricane Utah is a vibrant and growing city in Washington County, located along the scenic Virgin River corridor between St. George and Zion National Park. Founded in 1906 by Mormon pioneers, the town’s name is said to come from fierce winds that once blew the hat off an early settler—earning it the nickname “The Hurricane.” Although it has a reputation for wind, there's only an average of 42 windy days per year.

Originally an agricultural community supported by irrigation canals, Hurricane has evolved into a thriving residential and recreation hub while retaining its small-town character. Today, it is known for its family-friendly neighborhoods, warm climate, and exceptional access to outdoor adventure. The city sits minutes from world-class recreation, including Sand Hollow State Park, Quail Creek State Park, Zion National Park, and extensive hiking, biking, ATV, and golf opportunities.

Historic Main Street reflects Hurricane’s pioneer roots, while modern development has brought new schools, parks, shopping, and dining. With abundant sunshine, expanding infrastructure, and a lifestyle centered on nature and community, Hurricane offers a balance of affordability, luxury, views, accessibility, and outdoor living that continues to attract families, retirees, and adventure seekers alike.

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