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Cedar City, Utah - Scenic Drives

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There are a couple of pretty scenic drives in the Cedar City area. They are listed below.

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More Info Brian Head-Panguitch Lake Scenic Byway
  • Paved
  • 1-1/2 to 2 hours
  • 55 miles oneway

Brian Head/Panguitch Lake Scenic Byway climbs from the town of Parawon steeply through forests of pine and aspen to the resort town of Brian Head. At mile 16, the route reaches it summit of 11,000 feet in the shadow of Brian Head Peak. It continues through alternating heavy timberland and large grassy meadows as it gradually descends the remaining 23 miles to Hwy 89, passing large Panguitch Lake on the way.

More Info Brian Head-Panguitch Lake Scenic Byway (U-143)
  • 2 hours to drive the byway.
  • 55 miles (88 km)

Brian Head-Panguitch Lake Scenic Byway climbs up Parowan Canyon's white, gold, red and yellow rock pillars and cliffs, traveling between its two town anchors, Parowan and Panguitch. As you travel this rolling route through varying elevations, note the distinctive combination of colorful scenery and ...

More Info Cedar Breaks Scenic Byway
  • Paved
  • 30 minutes
  • 6 miles oneway

Cedar Breaks Scenic Byway runs through the park for about 6 miles to four overlooks that provide different good views of Cedar Breaks.

More Info Dry Lakes/Summit Canyon
  • Maintained Dirt/Gravel
  • 1 hour
  • 19 miles oneway

More Info Kolob Fingers Road Scenic Byway
  • Paved
  • 30 minutes
  • 10 mile roundtrip

Twisting Kolob Canyon Road climbs 1000 feet in just 5 miles to a pleasant picnic area and great lookout over the finger canyons of the Kolob. Along the way are some nice pull-offs and access to a few trails.

More Info Kolob Reservoir Road
  • With photo stops this backway takes about two hours to travel.
  • 45 miles (72 km)

This Backway covers the area from U-9 at Virgin, north to U-14 six miles east of Cedar City. It takes visitors through grassy meadows to ascend the red and white sandstone ledges of Zion National Park. It provides a view of the west side of the Park not available in any other location.Kolob Reservoi...

More Info Markaguant High Plateau Scenic Byway (U-14)
  • 1 hour
  • 40 miles (64 km)

An amazing, 40-mile journey through the Dixie National Forest, the Markaguant High Plateau Scenic Byway connects Interstate 15 and Highway 89 through beautiful southwestern Utah. Beginning in Cedar City and climbing steeply through narrow Cedar Canyon and into the Dixie National Forest, catch glimp...

More Info Markaguant Scenic Byway
  • Paved
  • 1 hour
  • 40 miles oneway

Markagunt Scenic Byway climbs from Cedar City through a beautiful canyon to a summit of 9,900 feet just south of Cedar Breaks National Monument. Majestic rock canyon walls and heavy forests of pine and aspen line the route.

More Info Mt. Carmel Scenic Byway
  • 60 miles (96 km)

The road ascends through the Grand Staircase of vermillion, white and pink cliffs and provides access to Coral Pink Sand Dunes State Park, providing scenic views of Zion National Park and the green fields and orchards of Long Valley.

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