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Fall Activities
Fall colors on Alpine Pond Trail
 

Every fall, Southern Utah is ablaze with brilliant colors. Groves of quaking aspens blanket the mountains in golden yellows, sunny oranges, and fiery reds that glow in the sunlight. Experience this annual display at Cedar Breaks by touring the monument's six-mile scenic drive and exploring the Alpine Pond Trail. To learn more about how you can see these wonderful colors, click here to download additional information.

During the fall you can access an up-to-date web report on the fall colors found around the Brian Head, Panguitch Lake, Cedar Breaks, Duck Creek, Cedar City, Parowan Canyon, Kolob/Zion, and Scenic Byways U-14 and 143. Visit www.scenicsouthernutah.com for more information.

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Did You Know?
When the Southern Pauite occupied this region, they referred to it as "u-map-wich," which translates to "the place where the rocks are sliding down constantly."
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Last Updated: May 26, 2011 at 19:10 MST