Cedar Breaks National Monument: A Natural Wonder

Getting There

• Car

  If you're starting from a location within Dixie National Forest, the most direct route to Cedar Breaks National Monument is to head towards the town of Brian Head. From the main roads in the forest, look for signs directing you to Highway 143. Follow Highway 143 southbound. After approximately 15 miles, you will reach the Cedar Breaks National Monument entrance on your left. Be prepared to pay a fee of $10 per vehicle, which is valid for 7 days. Parking is available near the visitor center.

• Public Transportation

  Public transportation options to Cedar Breaks National Monument are limited. If you are in a nearby town like Cedar City, you can look for shuttle services that may operate during the summer months. Ensure to check their schedules in advance, as they may not run frequently. Once you arrive at Brian Head, you will need to arrange for a taxi or rideshare service to reach the Cedar Breaks entrance, which is about 5 miles away. Be aware that taxi fares may vary, and it's advisable to confirm the cost beforehand.

• Bicycle

  For the adventurous, biking from any nearby trails within Dixie National Forest can be a great way to reach Cedar Breaks National Monument. Make your way to Highway 143, as it is bike-friendly, but always stay vigilant of traffic. The ride to the monument is approximately 15 miles and offers beautiful scenery along the way. Ensure you have adequate supplies such as water and snacks, and wear appropriate safety gear. There are no costs associated with biking, but you will need to pay the entrance fee once you arrive.