• 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 closed for winter. Until it reopens next spring, we invite all to continue to enjoy the monument on snowshoes, x-country skis, and snowmobiles.

  • Website Maintenance and Updates

    Over the next few weeks, Cedar Breaks' website will be updated. The site will be reorganized, resulting in a better, faster user experience. However, during the update, some pages and links may not be functional. We apologize for any inconvenience.

Pets

For pet owners, bringing your pet to a national park can be a planning challenge.

  • Rules prohibiting pets on trails are in place for your pet's protection. Cedar Breaks National Monument is home to wild animals.
  • Negative interactions with other pets, park wildlife, and visitors are a major concern for park managers.
  • Pets must be under physical control on a leash no longer than six feet at all times. They are not allowed on the Spectra/Ramparts or the Alpine Pond Trails or in the Visitor Center.
  • Pets are allowed on the Campground trail, which starts by the Visitor Center and ends at the campground (pets must be on a leash at all times). Pets are also allowed on all paved areas, which includes all of the overlooks located throughout the Monument.
  • Pets are allowed in the campground, but must be leashed at all times.
  • Service Animals are allowed on all of Cedar Breaks' trails and buildings and must be clearly identified as such.

Did You Know?

Winter at Point Supreme Overlook

Cedar Breaks National Monument can get about 250 days of freezing temperatures during the year. This freezing process contributes to the erosion that shapes the Cedar Breaks amphitheater.