Cedar Breaks National Monument
Cedar Breaks National Monument – Narodowy pomnik Stanów Zjednoczonych, znajdujący się w hrabstwie Iron w amerykańskim stanie Utah. Park o powierzchni około 25 km² obejmuje swoim zasięgiem naturalną nieckę w kształcie amfiteatru o szerokości prawie 5 km i głębokości ponad 600 metrów.
Park położony jest w pobliżu zachodniego brzegu Wyżyny Kolorado, niedaleko parków narodowych Zion i Bryce Canyon. Na terenie parku wytyczonych jest kilkanaście pieszych szlaków turystycznych. Ze względu na położenie na wysokości ponad 3000 m n.p.m. i częste zaleganie śniegu przebiegająca przez park trasa widokowa jest często zamykana w okresie od października do maja, sam park jest jednak dostępny przez cały rok.
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Cedar Breaks is a hidden gem amongst the National Parks and Monuments. The Spectra Point and Rampart Overlook trail is about 4 miles round trip. It has great views along the rim of Cedar Breaks. Be sure to bring water and snacks. The trail is well worn, but has pretty steep switchbacks in some places. It is well worth the hike, but be prepared. The elevation is over 10,000 feet, so dehydration and altitude sickness is something to be aware of.
a week ago -
Stunning and beautiful. Groomed trails in most areas make it easy to traverse the designated routes. Don't be that person wandering off the routes; environmentally sensitive wilderness and dangerous (some areas currently have no rails). The wildflowers are in full bloom in the nearby meadows and cooler temperatures during the hot summer days.
a month ago -
Again breathe taking , I would like to travel to the pond that is there, I believe its about a 1 to 2 mile hike to get there , Hopefully one day ...
a week ago -
An absolute treasure! We hiked canyon this morning and hardly saw anybody! Spectacular views without the crowds!
4 days ago -
Basically a smaller version of Bryce Canyon without the crowds. Great little and usually quiet park. Great views and hiking trails. Doesn't get many visitors even in peak season. Well worth a visit.
2 months ago -
So glad we finally got to check this off our bucket list. It was worth waiting for the seasonal road to open. The drive is amazing. Views are spectacular and easily accessible. Only a very short walk to the vistas. Note: it is very windy at that elevation, so dress for it. Also, the visitor center is not open so no facilities open. So plan accordingly. Be sure to take the time to see this sight - you won’t regret it - BEAUTIFUL!
3 months ago -
Stunning 😍 there is not much parking available in some spots, but worth the wait! Well maintained hiking trails as well. It's like a mini Bryce Canyon!
a week ago -
Went in July. It was 115 in St. George and only 77 due to elevation. Very pleasant! Great flowers. Could have spent more time there!
a month ago