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Special Event

Event

Wildflower Festival

Cedar Breaks National Monument

Fee:

Free.

Location: LAT/LONG: 37.612463, -112.837114


Stop by the Visitor Center in the Point Supreme area for more information.

Repeating Event

Days:

Every day

Dates:

June 16, 2025 to July 12, 2025

Time:

9:00 AM

Duration:

8 hours

Type of Event

Festival
Hike
Partner Program
Talk
Walk

Description

Join us for our annual Wildflower Festival and experience the spectacular display of high-alpine wildflowers through guided walks, expert talks, interactive booths, and our “Blooms of the Breaks” Art Contest. This month-long celebration honors the beauty, resilience, and wonder of Cedar Breaks’ unique floral landscape.


More information

Reservation or Registration: No

Image Gallery

A bumblebee flies under blooming bluebells.
A painting of colorful wildflowers.
A Parry's Primrose plant blooms on a dirt trail.
A Colorado Columbine species blooms while surrounded by greenery.
Silvery Lupine flowers bloom along a trail.
Bluebell flowers hanging towards the ground.
A cluster of fleabane blooming on a graveled cliff-edge.
A ranger talks to visitors along a flowery trail.
A ranger holding up an image of a Marsh Marigold flower.
A group of visitors follow a ranger on a trail.
A bumblebee flies under blooming bluebells.
At Cedar Breaks, bumblebees stay busy by visiting flowering species, such as the Aspen Bluebell.
NPS Photo / Ihler
A painting of colorful wildflowers.
Wildflowers inspire many to be creative. This masterpiece was created by last year's competition winner, Paulette Baker, after a visit to Cedar Breaks.
NPS Photo / Baker
A Parry's Primrose plant blooms on a dirt trail.
Striking flowers like those found on the Parry's Primrose can be found along the South Rim Trail.
NPS Photo / Last
A Colorado Columbine species blooms while surrounded by greenery.
Colorado columbines cluster in quiet brilliance.
NPS Photo / Last
Silvery Lupine flowers bloom along a trail.
A cluster of Colorado columbines sways gently in the alpine breeze.
NPS Photo / Childs
Bluebell flowers hanging towards the ground.
Sunlight catches on clusters of bluebells to make them glow like jewels scattered across the alpine meadow.
NPS Photo / Ihler
A cluster of fleabane blooming on a graveled cliff-edge.
Fleabane blooms boldly from gravelly soil near the rim.
NPS Photo / Ihler
A ranger talks to visitors along a flowery trail.
Learn all about the blooms by joining a guided wildflower walk!
NPS Photo / Ihler
A ranger holding up an image of a Marsh Marigold flower.
In the heart of a ranger program, a marsh marigold takes center stage.
NPS Photo / Ihler
A group of visitors follow a ranger on a trail.
A ranger leads the way through a subalpine meadow.
NPS Photo / Ihler