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Cedar Breaks National Monument

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ByChris Cagle February 8, 2023

Cedar Breaks National Monument is located in southwestern Utah. Established in 1933, the monument covers over 3,000 acres and is known for its hoodoo formations, similar to Bryce Canyon NP. The monument is named after the Cedar Breaks, a series of large amphitheaters and canyons that were carved into the rock by erosion over millions of years.

The monument is located at an elevation of over 10,000 feet, which provides visitors with panoramic views of the surrounding mountains and forests. Visitors to Cedar Breaks National Monument can enjoy a range of outdoor activities, including hiking, camping, wildlife watching, and scenic drives. The park is home to a variety of plant and animal species, including alpine wildflowers, pikas, and marmots.

VISIT Cedar Breaks National Monument:

Park Details

Cedar Breaks National Monument was established in .

Address
Phone435-986-7120
HoursClosed winters & holidays
Entrance Fee$10 per person

When to Visit: Weather vs. Peak Visitation

We crunched 30 years of historical weather and/or park service data to find the best months to visit Cedar Breaks National Monument. We looked for the optimal temperatures, the least amount of snow and rain, and stayed away from peak visitation months if we could help it. All this data then helped us paint a picture as to what the absolute best time to visit Cedar Breaks National Monument is.

Our data shows the best months to visit Cedar Breaks National Monument are June, September, July & August.

JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
Park Visits18,00114,00114,58922,29062,56498,883135,47792,674101,42887,04122,90318,793
Precipitation323939342619413428342431
Avg Temp303240485869747264534031
Max Temp424453627078827873655444
Avg Temp151722263544525142312115
Min Temp-118121928434125133-3
Temperature values in °F; Precipitation in Inches

Cedar Breaks National Monument Road Trips

Many family vacations consist of stringing one or more national parks together during a week-long trip. Creating these types of trips is our specialty! Here are the road trips we've created where Cedar Breaks National Monument is visited.

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