Cedar Breaks National Monument
National Monument · Brian Head, Utah
A 6,155-acre monument in southwestern Utah featuring a breathtaking natural amphitheater, plunging 2,000 feet deep and spanning 3 miles across. Often compared to a miniature Bryce Canyon, Cedar Breaks sits at a staggering 10,000 feet in elevation, offering cooler summer temperatures, ancient bristlecone pines, and one of the most spectacular alpine wildflower blooms in the country.
Highway 148, Brian Head, Utah, 84719, United States
Highway 148 open late May to mid-November. Winter access via snowmobile/skis only.
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