Located at 10,350 feet elevation, Cedar Breaks National Monument makes a nice reprieve from the summers heat found at Zion National Park and the Grand Canyon.

Cedar Breaks is host to only two trails,...

Located at 10,350 feet elevation, Cedar Breaks National Monument makes a nice reprieve from the summers heat found at Zion National Park and the Grand Canyon.

Cedar Breaks is host to only two trails,...

Located at 10,350 feet elevation, Cedar Breaks National Monument makes a nice reprieve from the summers heat found at Zion National Park and the Grand Canyon.

Cedar Breaks is host to only two trails,...

The origin of this namesake rock is as lost to history as the original Ark is lost to the world. It is presumed that much like the rock pinnacles of Zion National Park which were named by a traveling...

Along the windswept ridges of Cedar Mountain and part of the Dixie National Forest exist some of the oldest living things on Earth. The Bristlecone Pine trees "are thought to reach an age far greater...

Appropriately named, Vermillion Castle, from a distance looks every bit a castle. Spires and towers, lofty ceilings and sloping buttresses, one would expect a golden carriage to arrive at any moment....

Just north of the Cedar Breaks National Monument boundary is the trailhead for Rattlesnake Trail. A 4 mile (one way)3,200 foot decent through the Ashdown Gorge Wilderness Area to arrive at...

One of two maintained trails inside the Cedar Breaks National Monument the Alpine Pond Trail is a beautiful walk through an ecosystem that seems out of place next to the desert view of the...

** Update: as of 5pm 8/3/012 hwy-14 is expected to reopen all hours and days. Work is still being done and part of the road is gravel, expect delays.
** 7/2012 update, work in almost complete, hwy-14...