Now! Now is the time to go. Don’t delay! Cedar Breaks is
beautiful year round (even in the snow if you can get there). But right now the
leaves are changing colors, and if you want to see one of the most beautiful
spots in Southern Utah for fall colors, Go Now and Go to Cedar Breaks. We are
on the tail end of the Autumn color
season.
Cedar Breaks is a national monument that often gets
overlooked, even by the locals. It is the park that we pass by on our way to
Brian Head, Bryce, Zion or even up to the cabins and recreation area of Duck
Creek. I say take the time and make the stop. It’s worth a day trip just being
25 miles up the canyon from Cedar City. Even if it isn’t your ultimate
destination, it’s a great side trip.
There are five outlook points; stop at all five. The view is
beautiful and subtlely different at each. If you want to hike there are a few
trails, but they are more walks than strenuous hikes—still beautiful, though.
If you don’t make it up in time for the fall leaves, be
aware that the road (highway 148) closes after the first heavy snow storm and
doesn’t re-open until the spring, so plan accordingly.
For more detailed information visit the National Park Site.
Take a picnic, rejuvenate and enjoy the day.
Our team can help you with all of your real estate needs
here in our beautiful Southern Utah.
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