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CEDAR CITY NATIONAL MONUMENT

Cedar City, Utah

3.5

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Size: 154 x 38

The American Southwest

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+1 435 586 9451 / +1 800 354 484

Website:

www.nps.gov

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All in all a great place to see and visit, but not like a big national park with no stores, hotels, etc. With this said, you probably would be able to stay in Brianhead (a ski resort not far from the northwest entrance of the park). more on Epinions.com

Both women assured me that the drive up Highway 14 to more on igougo

I am sure you would be able to get some good rates, because Brianhead (where I learned to ski at 6 years old) doesn't use most of their lodging in the summer. more on Epinions.com

The visitors center was a charming little cabin perched on top of this steep and dangerous cliffs. more on Epinions.com

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The canyon is definately amazing and if you're looking for a short drive to see something spectacular then visit Cedar Breaks. At night the stars are ... more on Yahoo! Travel

Cedar Breaks itself is nice but it looks a lot like the rest of the stuff you'll see in southern Utah. The great thing about the area itself is all the things you can do. Brian Head is nearby, and has great temperatures in the ... more on Yahoo! Travel

I loved the overlooks in Cedar Breaks National Monument. I would love to see the Bristlecone Pines but don't know if I can make the two mile hike. You see, I am 79 years old and just recently found out that these trees exist on ... more on Yahoo! Travel