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Cedar Breaks National Monument Visitor Center in Iron County, Utah

Cedar Breaks National Monument Visitor Center in Iron County is an attraction. Cedar Breaks National Monument Visitor Center is also known as Cedar Breaks Visitor Center. Cedar Breaks National Monument Visitor Center is located near Sunset Trail. Cedar Breaks National Monument Visitor Center is built in the National Park Service rustic style and is made of log. Ⓦ.

Building Type
building
Tourism
attraction
Legend

Image

Visitor Center At Cedar Breaks Panoramio
Visitor Center at Cedar Breaks – The Dye Clan, CC BY-SA 3.0 – Wikimedia Commons

Streets nearby

Sunset Trail
0.1 mi
Nature Trail
0.2 mi
Spectra Point Viewpoint Trail
Spectra Point Viewpoint
0.4 mi
South Rim Trail
Bartzen Viewpoint
0.6 mi
Sage Valley OHV Route
0.9 mi
Ramparts Viewpoint Trail
Ramparts Viewpoint
0.9 mi
Cedar Breaks Winter Recreation Route
1.3 mi
Lower Alpine Pond Trail
1.5 mi
Upper Alpine Pond Trail
1.7 mi
Blowhard Mountain Road
1.9 mi
Alpine Pond Trail
Chessmen Ridge Overlook
2.2 mi
Crystal Springs Powerline Road
2.4 mi
Long Valley Road
2.4 mi
Potato Hollow Trail
2.7 mi
Hancock Peak Trail
3.1 mi
Spur A Road
3.2 mi
Crystal Springs Trail
3.2 mi
Cedar Canyon Road
Milts Stage Stop
3.2 mi
Deer Park Lane
3.3 mi
2275 South
3.3 mi
Bristlecone Pine Trail
Bristlecone Pine Trail
3.3 mi
Crystal Springs Road
3.3 mi
2825 South
3.4 mi
2375 South
3.4 mi
Ireland Lane
3.4 mi
2175 South
3.6 mi
2100 South
3.6 mi
Subdivision Road
3.6 mi
South 1550 East
3.7 mi

Attractions nearby

Alpine Pond
1.7 mi

Buildings nearby

Cedar Breaks Visitor Center (temporary)
0.3 mi

Campgrounds nearby

Point Supreme Campground
0.4 mi

Streams nearby

Slip Canyon
0.8 mi
Jericho Canyon
0.9 mi
Arch Creek
1.1 mi
Crescent Hollow
1.2 mi
Chessman Canyon
1.3 mi
Ashdown Creek
1.7 mi
Rattle Creek
2.1 mi
Den Hollow
2.1 mi
Columbine Canyon
2.2 mi
Slide Hollow
2.3 mi
Adams Canyon
2.4 mi
Blowhard Hollow
2.4 mi
Lavendar Canyon
2.4 mi
Highleap Canyon
2.5 mi
Labyrinth Canyon
2.7 mi
Crow Creek
2.8 mi
Tri Storey Canyon
3.6 mi
Year built 1937
Architectural style National Park Service rustic
Material log
Elevation 10272
Operator National Park Service
Heritage designation National Register of Historic Places listed place
Protected area Cedar Breaks National Monument
Located in Iron County
Country United States
Website https://www.nps.gov/cebr/learn/historyculture/historic-visitor-center.htm