• Cedar Breaks amphitheater

    Cedar Breaks

    National Monument Utah

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  • UT 148 Closed

    Utah Highway 148, the main road through Cedar Breaks National Monument, is currently closed. Visitor Facilities such as restrooms and the Visitor Center are also closed at this time -05/21/13

Operating Hours & Seasons

Summer Season: Late May - mid-October
  • Visitor Center and restrooms: Open daily 9am - 6pm
  • Scenic Drive (Utah Highway 148): Open from late May until the first heavy snowfall, usually in mid-November
  • Point Supreme Campground: Open mid-June - late September
  • Interpretive programs: Ranger talks, guided hikes and evening campground programs; check at the fee booth or visitor center for a current schedule
  • For information prior to your visit: 435-586-0787
(Please note that season opening and ending dates are weather dependent)

Winter Season: Mid-October - late May of following year
  • Cedar Breaks is open for winter recreation activities
  • Scenic Drive (Utah Highway 148): Closed after first heavy snowfall, usually mid-November
  • Visitor Center and restrooms: Closed
  • Winter Ranger Station: Open 11am - 2pm, Saturday and Sunday only after road closes (weather permitting)
  • Point Supreme Campground: Closed
  • For information prior to your visit: 435-586-9451

Snow begins accumulating in substantial amounts anywhere from late October to early December and typically remains through late May and early June. Always plan and prepare alternate routes in case of inclement weather. Winter recreational activities begin once there is sufficient snow depth for cross-country ski, snowshoe, and snowmobile trails.

 
 
 

Did You Know?

Bristlecone Pine

The oldest trees in Cedar Breaks National Monument are the Bristlecone Pine. One Bristlecone is over 1,600 years old. You can view this tree on the Spectra Point Trail.