Cedar Breaks National Monument - Cedar City Landmark

A smaller version of Bryce Canyon, this 2,500-foot deep basin... more on TripAdvisor

Located close to I-15 near Cedar City, Cedar Breaks National Monument contains a steep, bowl-shaped cliff face eroded into the west side of the Markagunt Plateau, quite similar... more on Americansouthwest.net

Dogs must be on leash and must be cleaned up after on paved areas and in campgrounds.... more on DogFriendly.com

5.0	Stunning overlook from the road (Apr 14, 2007) We didn't plan to visit Cedar Breaks on our trip to Southern Utah this April as we had been told that the highway 148 is closed in Winter due to heavy snow and you can't get to it other than by snowmobile. We visited Duck... Eaglet64 , a user of Tripadvisor, Read full review on TripAdvisor
5.0	Awesome view and snow inMay (Sep 21, 2006) We visited Cedar Breaks in the middle of May, 2006. I had researched our Utah adventure enough to know that the trails at Cedar Breaks are only along the rim, unlike Bryce which we had already visited. (Bryce is another must do if you're in the area!)... upsouthvolleyball , a user of Tripadvisor, Read full review on TripAdvisor

Visitors traveling south on I-15, exit at Parowan, then take Utah Highway 143 east, to Cedar Breaks National Monument. Visitors traveling north on I-15, exit at Cedar City, then take Utah Highway 14 east for 18 miles, then Utah Highway 148 north for 4 mil

From early June to mid-October, the visitor center is open daily from 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m..

Admission : Entry Fee Charged
Childrens Programs: Junior Ranger program