Sky Mountain Neighborhood
Sky Mountain is a golf-course community in Hurricane, Utah, set on an elevated bench around the scenic city-owned Sky Mountain Golf Course — a value-oriented, established neighborhood with clifftop red-rock holes and distant views of Zion National Park.
Living in Sky Mountain
Sky Mountain is a golf-course community on an elevated bench above Hurricane, Utah, woven around the city-owned Sky Mountain Golf Course. Rather than a single developer's master plan, it grew in multiple phases as residential streets around the municipal course, so there is no single master developer. It's an all-ages, largely owner-occupied neighborhood of roughly 240 homes — most built in the 2000s — including the Sky Mountain Golf Estates sub-community, which has its own HOA.
The golf course
The Sky Mountain Golf Course is a municipal, public course owned by the City of Hurricane, designed by Jeff Hardin and opened in the mid-1990s. It plays 18 holes to a par of 72 at about 6,383 yards, routed across rolling desert terrain of red sandstone and black lava with panoramic views — including distant Zion National Park. Its signature holes include a clifftop par-3 (16) and a blind par-4 over a ravine (17), and it is part of the regional Red Rock Golf Trail. A clubhouse, pro shop, and the Sky Mountain Grill serve golfers.
Homes & real estate
- Home prices (as of 2026): Original and entry homes have run in the low-to-mid $400,000s, updated mid-range homes into the $600,000s, and golf-front and view homes from the $600,000s to $850,000s, with premium properties reaching $1 million and up. Townhomes in Sky Mountain Golf Estates have carried a median around $437,000.
- Product types: Single-family homes and townhomes, many with mature landscaping.
- Pricing moves with the market — confirm current figures with a listing search.
Amenities
- The scenic municipal Sky Mountain Golf Course with clubhouse, pro shop, and grill
- Clifftop, red-rock, and distant Zion National Park views
- Community amenities vary by subdivision and can include a pool, hot tub, fitness area, and pickleball
HOA
Sky Mountain is not a single uniform association — HOA structure varies by section. Some streets have an HOA (Sky Mountain Golf Estates has its own, with an owner-occupied focus) while others do not. Confirm the HOA and dues for a specific home before purchasing.
Schools & access
Sky Mountain is served by the Washington County School District; verify current school assignments for a specific address with the district. It sits off the SR-9 corridor through Hurricane, roughly 20–25 minutes from St. George and 30–40 minutes from Zion National Park.
Why Sky Mountain stands out
Sky Mountain offers scenic golf living at municipal-course value — a dramatic clifftop, bench setting with Zion views, established owner-occupied homes, and an approachable, lower-cost alternative to Hurricane's resort and championship golf communities.
Homes for sale in Sky Mountain
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Guides about Sky Mountain
Frequently asked questions
Is the Sky Mountain golf course public?
Yes. Sky Mountain Golf Course is a municipal, public course owned by the City of Hurricane — an 18-hole, par-72 layout designed by Jeff Hardin, opened in the mid-1990s, known for clifftop holes and distant Zion views.
Is Sky Mountain a master-planned community?
Not exactly. Sky Mountain is a golf-course neighborhood that grew in phases around the city-owned course, with no single master developer, including the Sky Mountain Golf Estates sub-community.
How much do homes in Sky Mountain cost?
As of 2026, original and entry homes have run in the low-to-mid $400,000s, mid-range homes into the $600,000s, and golf-front and view homes from the $600,000s to $850,000s, with premium properties reaching $1 million and up.
Where is Sky Mountain located?
On an elevated bench above Hurricane, Utah (ZIP 84737), around the Sky Mountain Golf Course, off the SR-9 corridor about 30–40 minutes from Zion National Park.
Nearby communities
- Dixie Springs — Clarence L. Jolley
- Copper Rock — Zitting family
- Sand Hollow Resort — Sand Hollow Resort, LLC (Roche Enterprises)
- Coral Canyon — SunCor Development (with Utah Trust Lands/SITLA)