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Cedar Breaks National Monument
Wildflowers

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American Bistort

Aspen Bluebell

Blue Flax

Bristlecone Pine

Cedar Breaks Gilia

Colorado Columbine

Cushion Phlox

Elephanthead

Elkweed

Fireweed

Heart Bittercress

Heartleaf Arnica

Little Sunflower

Markagunt Penstemon

Marsh Marigold

Meadow Gentian

Monkshood

Mountain Deathcamas

Orange Sneezeweed

Panguitch Buckwheat

Parry Primrose

Plantainleaf Buttercup

Prairie Smoke

Red Elderberry

Richard Geranium

Rydberg Penstemon

Scarlet Paintbrush

Shooting Star

Showy Goldeneye

Shrubby Cinquefoil

Silver Lupine

Southern Ligusticum

Subalpine Larkspur

Sulphur Buckwheat

Yellow Evening Primrose

 

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Did You Know?
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.
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Last Updated: December 02, 2008 at 14:43 MST