A WHOLE COUNTRY OF REASONS TO GO

Cedar Breaks National Monument

Utah
A high-country amphitheater
Where to stay →
Scenic header: This log cabin built in 1937 housing the information center and park store. · NPS Photo · Photo credits
A GOOD REASON TO GO

A high-country amphitheater

At the edge of a forested plateau, bands of red, orange and pale rock descend into a dramatic natural amphitheater. High-elevation viewpoints and summer meadows make a memorable contrast.

A small log cabin with a stone chimney on one side.
This log cabin built in 1937 housing the information center and park store.
NPS Photo

What to explore

  • Point Supreme area
  • Scenic overlooks
  • Alpine meadow walks

Before you go

Check seasonal road and visitor-facility openings. Elevation and sudden mountain weather can affect even short walks.

Allow time for the approach, interpretation and breaks. Check the specific facilities and walking surfaces your guests need.

Where to stay →Official visitor information ↗

Current access, reservations, fees and operating arrangements should be checked with the official operator or managing agency. Photographs can show earlier conditions.