Cedar Breaks National Monument • Utah

The ground falls away from the viewer creating brilliant rock formations of pink, red, and orange.

A small log cabin with a stone chimney on one side.

Yellow sunflowers and orange paint-brush wildflowers in a meadow.

Ancient Bristle-cone pine with sun shining through the branches.

Bluebell flowers growing on the rim of the Cedar Breaks Amphitheater.

Crowning the Grand Staircase, Cedar Breaks sits at over 10,000 feet and looks down into a half-mile deep geologic amphitheater. Come wander among timeless bristlecone pines, stand in lush meadows of wildflowers, ponder crystal-clear night skies and experience the richness of our subalpine forest.

Cedar Breaks Amphitheater
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This log cabin built in 1937 housing the information center and park store.
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Cedar Breaks is famous for wildflowers blooming throughout the summer!
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Ancient Bristle-cone pines grow along the rim at Cedar Breaks National Monument.
NPS Photo

Bluebell flowers growing on the rim.
NPS Photo

Clouds loom over the snowy Cedar Breaks Amphitheater

Learn about the closures and conditions that may impact your visit

Pillars of red rock that are cracked and crumbly.

Join us for a weekend dedicated to the ancient forces and vibrant formations that shape the landscape of Cedar Breaks.

A person stands next to a telescope illuminated by red light before a starry dark sky.

Experience the night sky with telescopic views, ranger talks, and a tour of planets, constellations, and distant nebulae!

Wooden sign saying "approaching visitors center and campground" surrounded by wildflowers & trees.

Learn how to get to and around the park, download and print maps and check on road conditions.

A uniformed ranger stands before a late sunset

Visit the Event Calendar to learn more about the different ranger-led events

Male park ranger smiling.

Learn park entrance fees and passes. Purchase passes in advance of your visit!

Stone and wood sign for Cedar Breaks National Monument.

All the critical information you need to know prior to your visit.

A dirt path leads through wildflowers.

Stay safe while exploring the park.

Last updated: July 22, 2026

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Mailing Address:

Cedar Breaks National Monument: Administrative Office
2460 West Highway 56 Suite #6
Cedar City, UT 84720

Phone:

(435) 986-7120

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