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Park Road View - Cedar Breaks - Utah by Debra Martz Thank goodness for wide spots in the road! We were driving along the Park Road in Cedar Breaks National Park, between overlooks, when this scene came into view! I loved the yellows and greens along the edge leading to the orange and reds of the earth below and the mountains fading off in the distance. Yes, it was a "honey, stop the truck" moment and the shoulder was wide enough that he could do just that for me! Copyright Debra Martz 20180822-DSC_4154.N

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North View Overlook - Cedar Breaks - Utah by Debra Martz I had no idea what to expect when arriving at Cedar Breaks...just that it was a National Monument and within fairly close proximity to Zion National Park which was what brought us to the area. Firstly, the drive along hwy 14 was impressive with the climb in elevation and passing by old lava flows! But to arrive at the visitors center and walk out to the overlook at an elevation of 10,350 ft and see a huge amphitheater somewhat similar to Bryce Canyon National Park was a complete surprise. Finally, I was able to walk away from the first stop and continue on to all of the other overlooks. Copyright Debra Martz 20180822-DSC_4161-N

Western View from Brian Head Peak - Cedar Breaks - Utah It seemed the views were never ending from Brian Head Peak in Cedar Breaks National Monument. At an elevation of 11,307 you can see for miles and miles and miles. This point of view is from the western edge of the peak with part of the Dixie National Forest just below to the right and Bryce Canyon in the far distance on the horizon to the left. Copyright Debra Martz 20180822-DSC_4236.N

View from Brian Head Peak - Cedar Breaks - Utah by Debra Martz The highest point of Cedar Breaks National Monument, 11,307' offers expansive and beautiful views! Below is the resort town of Brian Head, Utah and beyond the state of Nevada. Copyright Debra Martz 20180822-DSC_4198-N

Remember your visit to Cedar Breaks with this original watercolor painting design.

WPA poster art of Cedar Breaks National Monument natural amphitheater near Cedar City in Utah in the United States done in works project administration or Art Deco style.

An image of Cedar Breaks National Monument which is a natural amphitheater canyon at an elevation of ten thousand feet stretching three miles wide and over a half mile deep near Cedar City, Utah.

An image of Cedar Breaks National Monument which is a natural amphitheater canyon at an elevation of ten thousand feet stretching three miles wide and over a half mile deep near Cedar City, Utah.

An image of Cedar Breaks National Monument which is a natural amphitheater canyon at an elevation of ten thousand feet stretching three miles wide and over a half mile deep near Cedar City, Utah.

An image of Cedar Breaks National Monument which is a natural amphitheater canyon at an elevation of ten thousand feet stretching three miles wide and over a half mile deep near Cedar City, Utah.

An image of Cedar Breaks National Monument which is a natural amphitheater canyon at an elevation of ten thousand feet stretching three miles wide and over a half mile deep near Cedar City, Utah.

Cedar Breaks National Monument is a natural amphitheater canyon at an elevation of ten thousand feet stretching three miles wide and over a half mile deep near Cedar City, Utah.

Cedar Breaks National Monument is a natural amphitheater canyon at an elevation of ten thousand feet stretching three miles wide and over a half mile deep near Cedar City, Utah.

Cedar Breaks National Monument is a natural amphitheater canyon at an elevation of ten thousand feet stretching three miles wide and over a half mile deep near Cedar City, Utah.

Cedar Breaks National Monument is a natural amphitheater canyon at an elevation of ten thousand feet stretching three miles wide and over a half mile deep near Cedar City, Utah.

Cedar Breaks National Monument is a natural amphitheater canyon at an elevation of ten thousand feet stretching three miles wide and over a half mile deep near Cedar City, Utah.

Cedar Breaks National Monument is a natural amphitheater canyon at an elevation of ten thousand feet stretching three miles wide and over a half mile deep near Cedar City, Utah.

Cedar Breaks National Monument is a natural amphitheater canyon at an elevation of ten thousand feet stretching three miles wide and over a half mile deep near Cedar City, Utah.

Cedar Breaks National Monument is a natural amphitheater canyon at an elevation of ten thousand feet stretching three miles wide and over a half mile deep near Cedar City, Utah.

Cedar Breaks National Monument is a natural amphitheater canyon at an elevation of ten thousand feet stretching three miles wide and over a half mile deep near Cedar City, Utah.

Cedar Breaks National Monument is a natural amphitheater canyon at an elevation of ten thousand feet stretching three miles wide and over a half mile deep near Cedar City, Utah.

Cedar Breaks National Monument is a natural amphitheater canyon at an elevation of ten thousand feet stretching three miles wide and over a half mile deep near Cedar City, Utah.

Cedar Breaks National Monument is a natural amphitheater canyon at an elevation of ten thousand feet stretching three miles wide and over a half mile deep near Cedar City, Utah.

Cedar Breaks National Monument is a natural amphitheater canyon at an elevation of ten thousand feet stretching three miles wide and over a half mile deep near Cedar City, Utah.

Cedar Breaks National Monument is a natural amphitheater canyon at an elevation of ten thousand feet stretching three miles wide and over a half mile deep near Cedar City, Utah.

Cedar Breaks National Monument is a natural amphitheater canyon at an elevation of ten thousand feet stretching three miles wide and over a half mile deep near Cedar City, Utah.

Cedar Breaks National Monument is a natural amphitheater canyon at an elevation of ten thousand feet stretching three miles wide and over a half mile deep near Cedar City, Utah.

An image of Cedar Breaks National Monument which is a natural amphitheater canyon at an elevation of ten thousand feet stretching three miles wide and over a half mile deep near Cedar City, Utah.

An image of Cedar Breaks National Monument which is a natural amphitheater canyon at an elevation of ten thousand feet stretching three miles wide and over a half mile deep near Cedar City, Utah.

Lupine and Desert Paintbrush are blooming at Cedar Breaks National Monument, Utah

Cedar Breaks National Monument Utah

Cedar Breaks National Monument Utah

Point Supreme Overlook - Cedar Breaks - Utah by Debra Martz I had no idea what to expect when arriving at Cedar Breaks...just that it was a National Monument and within fairly close proximity to Zion National Park which was what brought us to the area. Firstly, the drive along hwy 14 was impressive with the climb in elevation and passing by old lava flows! But to arrive at the visitors center and walk out to Point Supreme Overlook at an elevation of 10,350 ft and see this huge amphitheater somewhat similar to Bryce Canyon National Park was a complete surprise. Normally I do research ahead of time and know a bit about what to expect. I was glad I didn't do that pre-research as the surprise was exhilarating and the views breathtaki...

Cedar Breaks National Monument is a U.S. National Monument located in the U.S. state of Utah near Cedar City. Cedar Breaks is a natural amphitheater, stretching across 3 miles (4.8 km), with a depth of over 2,000 feet (610 m). The elevation of the rim of the amphitheater is over 10,000 feet (3,000 m) above sea level. /Wikipedia. It was 6 F ( -14C) this morning. very cold and windy Utah, USA, October 2019 Canon EOS Rebel T7i EF28-135mm f/3.5-5.6 IS USM

Point Supreme Overlook - Cedar Breaks - Utah - Vertical by Debra Martz I had no idea what to expect when arriving at Cedar Breaks...just that it was a National Monument and within fairly close proximity to Zion National Park which was what brought us to the area. Firstly, the drive along hwy 14 was impressive with the climb in elevation and passing by old lava flows! But to arrive at the visitors center and walk out to Point Supreme Overlook at an elevation of 10,350 ft and see this huge amphitheater somewhat similar to Bryce Canyon National Park was a complete surprise. Normally I do research ahead of time and know a bit about what to expect. I was glad I didn't do that pre-research as the surprise was exhilarating and the views br...