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Cedar City - Hiking

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There are dozens of hiking trails throughout the Markagunt Plateau east of Cedar City. A selection of them are listed below.



Blowhard Intermediate
4 mile roundtrip 3 hours
Blowhard drops steeply for a mile or so through heavy timberland to the edge of Red Canyon with great views of it and adjacent Cedar Breaks amphitheater.

Bristle Cone Pine Easy
.5 mile roundtrip 1/2 hour
This paved, wheel-chair-accessible trail leads through dense forest to the rim of the Markagunt Plateau where hardy limber and bristlecone pine cling to the cliff edge.

Cascade Falls Easy
1 mile roundtrip 1/2 hour
Popular Cascade Falls National Recreation Trail runs along the top of the Pink Cliffs offering great views south to Zion National Park. It ends at a pleasant waterfall.

Lost Hunter Intermediate
3 mile loop 1-1/2 hours
This trail climbs from the Duck Creek Campground to the top of the Duck Creek bench. It presents some good views.

Rattlesnake Creek Difficult
9 mile oneway 4 to 5 hours
This challenging trail descends steeply from just north of Cedar Breaks National Monument along Rattlesnake Creek. It provides access into spectacular Ashdown Gorge in the Ashdown Gorge Wilderness and into the lower reaches of Cedar Breaks.


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