Parks in Cedar City, Utah

Tells the story of development in Iron County. A diorama, based on descriptions of the original iron foundry, is on display. Displays also include a collection of horse-drawn ... More on MuseumsUSA.org

Iron Mission State Park Museum tells the story of development in Iron County when in the 1850s, Brigham Young sent Mormon missionaries here to mine and process iron. Museum displays include horse-d... More on Stateparks.utah.gov

The Point Supreme Campground has 28 campsites. Due to heavy winter snows, the campground is normally open f... More on Nps.gov

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

Hiking, picnic areas, and ... More on Yahoo! Travel

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The Dixie National Forest stretches for about 170 miles across southern Utah, occupying almost 2 million ac... More on LLBean.com

I particularly recommend Red Canyon to those who don't think they can handle Bryce's Peekaboo and Fairyland... More on TripAdvisor

There is also a space shuttle,pirate ship, archeological dig, stage and pavallion. This park was built by t... More on KaBoom.org

Nice city park. Wonderful place for children to play and climb and do planned activities. More on GeckoGo

A short day hike along the rim of the Cedar Breaks. This trail follows the south rim of the Cedar Breaks amphitheater, revealing sweeping vistas of the ragged walls and eroded pinnacles that fill t... More on Trails

A must-do when visiting Cedar Breaks with spectacular views into the amphit More on Trails

This is probably the best known hike in Utah. The watery North Fork Virgin River Canyon offers a welcome respite from Southern Utahs hot summer weather, and the scenery within the canyon is truly s... More on Trails

Beautiful views , but the water is cold, make sure you to rent or bring you More on Trails

Located 65 miles east of Cedar City. Highlights: The trails in Bryce Canyon National Park are closed o bikes, but this great ride descends singletrack through hoodoo country very much like that ... More on Trails

Beatuiful ride thru hoodoos. Do not forget your camera and watch out for ho More on Trails

The Virgin River Rim Trail (VRRT) is one of the newest trails in the Dixie National Forest and has instantly become a new-found classic. The trail follows the edge of the Markagunt Plateau, which i... More on Trails

This trail is for the climbing GODS, it is very tough, steep and only for t More on Trails

A backpack route beginning at Crystal Spring in Dixie National Forest and ending in Cedar Breaks National Forest and ending in Cedar Breaks National Monument. The portion of the hike that falls wit... More on Trails

Wonderful area to get away from it all. The life saw was either planted or More on Trails