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• Dixie National Forest
  "A Most Beautiful Drive"
  "If you are on Highway #14 eastward from Cedar City you are headed toward Cedar Breaks National Monument. You will drive through a beautiful winding road next to a river. The forest is White Fir, Aspen and Pine. You can continue on to Red Canyon on Highway #12 and on to Bryce Canyon National Park...." Don't miss the chance to see this landscape. " More >
• Cedar Breaks National Monument
  "We did this side trip the morning we were heading to Bryce and were very happy with the trip up to snow and gorgeous views."
  "The station was closed for another couple of days but we stopped anyway to see a view that rivals most. Checkout the snow patches in June up here. "
• Cedar Breaks National Monument
  "Beautiful Rock Formations; Reasonable Temperatures"
  "If you're visiting Bryce Canyon or Zion, a side trip to Cedar Breaks is definitely worthwhile. Since you'll be above 10,000 feet, the daytime highs will be 15-20 degrees cooler than in those other two parks. Cedar Breaks is fairly small, so the rock formations can be seen in less than two hours. ..."But this is also a good place to hike -- especially because of the cooler temperatures. So if you're a hiker, plan to spend most of the day. Since it is not well-known, Cedar Breaks does not draw large crowds (like Bryce Canyon does), and the entrance fee is quite modest. There is a small campground, but be prepared: at this altitude, overnight temperatures can dip into the upper 40s. Rangers provide a variety of interpretative lectures, so a trip to Cedar Breaks National Monument can also be educational. " More >