The Red Cliffs Temple is one of the most visually striking temples in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints — a desert-modern masterpiece standing tall at the eastern edge of St. George, Utah, with rust-hued hills and the Pine Valley Mountains framing the view in every direction. Dedicated in March 2024, it joins the historic St. George Temple to serve the growing Latter-day Saint population of Washington County. Our collection of Red Cliffs Temple pictures, art prints, and paintings captures this beautiful new temple in a range of styles and sizes.
by Dustin Bitter
by Rory Wallwork
by Rory Wallwork
by Rory Wallwork
by Rory Wallwork
by Rory Wallwork
by Dustin Bitter
by Lance Bertola
by Rory Wallwork
by Rory Wallwork
by Dustin Bitter
by Steve Weller
by Greg A. Farley
by Greg A. Farley
by Katauna Davis
by A.J. Rich
by Rory Wallwork
by Rory Wallwork
by Rory Wallwork
by A.J. Rich
by A.J. Rich
by A.J. Rich
by Gavin Vanderbeek
Announced by President Russell M. Nelson on October 7, 2018 — the same announcement in which he noted that pioneer-era temples, including the Salt Lake Temple, would soon undergo renovation — the Red Cliffs Utah Temple was the 20th temple built in Utah and the 2nd in Washington County, joining the St. George Utah Temple just a few miles to the west across Interstate 15. The 96,277-square-foot temple sits on 15.31 acres at 1555 South Red Cliffs Temple Lane, sited at the end of a palm-tree-lined entrance boulevard with the Pine Valley Mountains visible to the north. Elder Jeffrey R. Holland — a native of Southern Utah — presided at the groundbreaking on November 7, 2020. President Henry B. Eyring dedicated the completed temple on March 24, 2024.
The temple's design draws extensively from its Southern Utah desert setting. The precast concrete exterior features cottonwood leaf motifs inspired by the grand cottonwood trees lining the Virgin River and the canyons of Zion National Park. Art glass throughout the building depicts stylized Indian paintbrush, bearclaw poppies — an endangered endemic wildflower found only in the St. George area — and succulents native to the region. The grounds include three reflecting pools with waterfalls to the north, shaded plazas to the east and west, and bridal gardens to the south, all surrounded by desert-adapted plantings that complement the surrounding landscape.
The Red Cliffs Temple's setting is unlike any other temple in the Church — its pale exterior against the vivid rust-colored hills and dramatically clear Southern Utah skies creates a composition that photographers find endlessly compelling across all times of day and year. Our collection features photography and fine art capturing the temple at sunrise, in the warm golden light of afternoon, and against the brilliant blue skies that characterize the St. George area. Whether you're looking for a dramatic landscape print or a close-up architectural study, you'll find it here.
Red Cliffs Temple prints make a meaningful and inspirational gift for members throughout Washington County and Southern Utah — a beautiful way to commemorate this landmark temple that is still new to the area. Perfect for weddings, mission homecomings, new homes, and other milestone occasions.