Tag: Cedar Breaks
Fall Colors Arrive at Brian Head Resort
Fall has arrived at Brian Head Resort, where the high elevation brings crisp air, golden aspens, and sweeping red rock views. Scenic drives along Byway 143 and Highway 148 through Cedar Breaks National Monument showcase Southern Utah’s autumn beauty.
Wildflowers Take Center Stage at Cedar Breaks Festival
Cedar Breaks National Monument celebrates its annual Wildflower Festival from July 4–12, 2025, with ranger-led walks, expert talks, and an all-ages art contest.
Celebrate Creativity in the Clouds at the 2025 Brian Head Art...
Escape to the mountains for the 2025 Brian Head Art Festival, July 4–6. Shop artisan goods, enjoy live music, fireworks, food, and family fun—free admission!
Cedar Breaks National Monument Reopens State Route 148, Kicking Off Summer...
Cedar Breaks National Monument has reopened State Route 148 following major snow removal, just in time for Memorial Day weekend. Visitor services resume May 23, with campground access beginning in June.
Hiking Southern Utah: Spectra Point Trail in Cedar Breaks National Monument
Summer has officially arrived, and with it comes the intense heat the St. George area is known for. For hikers, this can make hitting the trail a more difficult proposition. Fortunately, there are hiking options in southern Utah that won’t put hikers at as much of a risk for heatstroke.
Cedar Breaks to Open New Visitor Contact Station
Cedar Breaks National Monument is opening a brand-new Visitor Center Contact Station thanks to the help of the National Park Service-Centennial Challenge
Cedar Breaks to Host Geology Jamboree June 21st-23rd
Cedar Breaks Geology Jamboree - National Park Service will host its second annual Geology Jamboree, a festival focusing on the park’s geologic amphitheater
Cedar Breaks to Host Geology Jamboree August 5th & 6th
The National Park Service will host the Geology Jamboree beginning Saturday, August 5th and continuing through Sunday, August 6th.
Love Where You Live, Work, and Play
For nearly 100 years, Cedar City and Southern Utah have been bucket list destinations for visitors worldwide. In 1923, the Union Pacific Railroad Company
Cedar Breaks Summer Season Opens Friday, May 28
In 2020, Cedar Breaks experienced record visitation and the National Park Service expects another busy season at the breaks. Visitors are encouraged to plan ahead and arrive early, particularly in July and August.