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Cedar Breaks National Monument
Plan Your Visit
 
Now that you are planning your trip, here are some questions you might be asking yourself...
Where is Cedar Breaks National Monument?  How do I get there?  When does the road close? Is the visitor center or the campground open?  Are there entrance or camping fees?
How long should I plan for a visit? What activities are available right now? What is there for the kids to do?  What other areas of interest are nearby?

Select a quicklink for more information.
 

OHV/ATV/UTV USE

ALL Type I and Type II OHVs are prohibited from traveling through Cedar Breaks National Monument regardless of registration status. This includes Rte. 143, Rte. 148 and all other roads, trails, and meadows. Regulations are strictly enforced and begin with $100 fines under applicable federal laws.

Road closures do not affect this restriction.

We apologize for any incovenience this may cause and hope to work towards a solution to this multi-use challenge.

Map
Southern Utah Area Map
For maps and directions.
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Heavy Vehicle Restrictions
Learn more about weight restrictions on Hwy 148
Open Heavy Vehicle Regulations Bulletin (.pdf format) to find out about the restrictions in place.
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NOAA Weather
NOAA Weather
Check today's weather forecast.
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Brian Head Website
Brian Head Website
Check today's snow report by redirecting to Brian Head Ski Resort website.
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Fee Booth covered in snow.  

Did You Know?
Cedar Breaks National Monument can get around 15 feet of snow during the winter months. Although the park is closed during this time, it is open to cross-country skiers and snowmobiles.

Last Updated: October 12, 2009 at 13:17 EST