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CEDAR BREAKS NM- BRYCE WITHOUT THE CROWDS!!!!!

by mtncorg - last update: Oct 3, 2005

Beauty of Cedar Breaks unveiled at Pt Supreme
A beautiful counterpoint to nearby Bryce Canyon and Zion, Cedar Breaks NM is a magnificent amphitheater more than 200 feet deep, over three miles in diameter, set at 10000 feet along the west side of the Markagunt Plateau. The huge crowds that can plague the other nearby parks don't seem to get up this high - your advantage. There is a campground and a small visitor center, but no mule rides, no rivers to wade or run and nothing built up outside the Park - except Brian Head ski area to the north - to entice the would-be visitor. There are only a couple of short trails, so for the most part, the Park is of the drive-through variety taking advantage of several viewpoint turnouts along the plateau rim from which to gain different views of the Breaks' glory. Entry costs $4 per person.

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Comments for mtncorg about Cedar Breaks National Monument
goingsolo Sun Mar 12, 2006 23:11 UTC
 Bryce without the crowds? I like it! Missed this place on my previous trips to Utah. Will have to check this one out.
Trekki Tue Oct 4, 2005 06:46 UTC
 Cedar Breaks definitely looks more thrilling than Bryce Canyon :-) Never was aware that it is so beautiful :-)

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