• Cedar Breaks amphitheater

    Cedar Breaks

    National Monument Utah

  • Highway 14 from Cedar City to Cedar Breaks is Closed Until July 7th

    Due to a landslide, Highway 14 near the southern park entrance will be closed for construction. A temporary one-lane dirt road will be open nightly 7pm-7am and on weekends 5pm Friday-Sunday starting June 1st. Please contact the park for more information.

  • The Scenic Drive (Highway 148) is Now Open

    Due to a below average snowfall during the winter, the Scenic Drive through Cedar Breaks has been opened early. Please note that visitor facilities will remain closed until the park's summer season begins on May 25th.

Volunteer

Volunteers in Parks (VIP) program

Thank you for your interest in the Volunteers in Parks (VIP) program at Cedar Breaks National Monument.

VIP's are an integral part of the staff at Cedar Breaks, and perform a wide variety of duties including:

  • Campground hosts for Point Supreme Campground
  • Interpretation: staffing the Visitor Center, guided hikes, talks, roving interpretation, Junior Ranger program, and other activities.
  • Wildflower Festival: assisting with annual Wildflower Festival planning, guided hikes, Junior Ranger Scavenger Hunt, and other activities.  
  • Winter Yurt: staffing, snow removal, interpretation, and general visitor assistance.

Contact Cedar Breaks National Monument Headquarters to inquire about current volunteer opportunities at (435) 586-9451.

Student Conservation Association Internships

You may also wish to contact the Student Conservation Association (SCA) about volunteer positions. SCA positions are generally full-time, twelve-week positions in public or private natural resource management agencies throughout the United States. Transportation costs and bi-weekly stipends are paid by SCA. Cedar Breaks hires interpretive interns through this program each year. Park housing is provided for SCA's. For more SCA information and an application, go to www.thesca.org or call (603) 543-1700.  

Did You Know?

Cedar Breaks Amphitheater

The highest point within Cedar Breaks National Monument is 10,662 feet above sea level. At the Point Supreme Overlook, the elevation is 10,350 feet above sea level.