CCBHTB TearOff Map2014 - Grand Lodge at Brian Head

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Cross
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rides to
the top of Brian Head Peak, a mountain bike park with chairlift and shuttle
Lake
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Wintertime, along with the activities
at Brian Head Resort, there’s snowmobiling,
Event
Mammoth
Creek Road
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Bryce
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Tropic
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Road Condition Hotline: dial toll-free 866-511-UTAH (8824)
Mt. Carmel
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Canyonville
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cross country skiing and snowshoeing. 29 miles northeast of Cedar City on National
Scenic Byway Hwy U-143. For information visit the Brian Head Town & Visitor
12 888-677-2810 www.brianheadtown.utah.gov
Services, 56 N Hwy 143,
Red Canyon
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Panguitch
Lake
Brian
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Brian Head Town: In the summer and fall, Brian Head offers ATVing, scenic Skylift
Pine
Panguitch
Kolob
Res.
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Baker Res.
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Navajo
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Brian Head Snowtubing Park: Two tubing hills located at both Giant Steps and Navajo
Mountains, this winter activity is great for the whole family. Two-hour sessions,
beginning on the even hours, include snow-tubing and surface lift to the top of the hill.
Season is generally mid December thru mid April, 10:00 am to 4:00 pm, extended hours
on weekends and holidays. Located at Brian Head Resort Navajo Lodge, 435-677-2035.
Parowan
North Fork Road
ARIZONA
NEW
MEXICO
Summit Mtn./
Dry Lake Rd.
Enoch
Three Peaks
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Paragonah
Exit 75
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COLORADO
Brian Head Ski Resort: Over 600 acres of skiing and boarding. Freestyle terrain parks
for beginners and advanced riders with features and rails covering the entire mountain.
Affordable “Learn to Ski or Snowboard” and “Get Better” coaching programs are also
available. Ski season is generally late November thru mid April. Located on National
Scenic Byway Hwy U-143, Brian Head, 435-677-2035. www.brianhead.com
To
Grand Canyon
& Lake Powell
Skiing
National Parks
Fishing
National Monuments
Picnic
National Scenic Byways
Hiking
Scenic Byways
Biking
Scenic Backways
Camping
Unpaved Road
4X4
Recreation Areas
Snowmobiling
State Parks
Trailhead
Regional Airport
Forest Service H
Land
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Big Water
Historic Sites
Vistor Center
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SOUTHERN UTAH NATIONAL PARKS
Bryce Canyon National Park: Guided nature walks, hike the Navajo Loop Trail (2 miles
round-trip), photography, horseback rides, and beautiful scenery. In the winter time rent
cross-country skis or snowshoes for a winter excursion along Bryce Canyon’s rim. $25.00
entrance fee is good for seven days. Located 90 minutes east from Cedar City, 435-834-5322.
www.nps.gov/bryce
Kolob Canyons-Zion National Park: Enjoy beautiful scenery, picnic areas, and guided
nature walks in summer and fall. Hike Taylor’s Creek Trail (5 miles round-trip) or the
Timber Creek Trail (one mile roundtrip). $25.00 entrance fee good for seven days, includes
entrance to all of Zion National Park, including the Main Canyon. Located 20 minutes south of
Cedar City, I-15 Exit #40, 435-586-9548
Cedar Breaks National Monument: Enjoy guided nature walks in summer and fall, wildlife
viewing, picnic areas, and beautiful scenery. In winter rent cross-country skis or snowmobiles
and take a tour through Cedar Breaks for a spectacular winter view. Road is open late May thru
mid November to regular vehicle traffic. $4.00 per person entrance fee is good for seven days.
Located 20 miles east of Cedar City, Hwy U-148, 435-586-9451 or 435-586-0787.
www.nps.gov/cebr
Zion National Park: Guided nature walks, hike the Emerald Pools Loop (two miles round-trip),
photography, horseback rides, beautiful scenery & the Zion Canyon Giant Screen Theater. $25.00
park entrance fee includes entry into Kolob Canyons and all of Zion National Park including
Main Canyon. Shuttle is required through the Main Canyon (April - late October). Located 90
minutes southeast from Cedar City, 435-772-3256. Details and shuttle schedule available at
www.nps.gov/zion
Interagency Annual Passes & Interagency Lifetime Passes are honored at all National Parks, National Monuments, & Federal Recreation Sites
Brian Head Peak: With an elevation of 11,307 feet, Brian Head Peak is the highest point
To Capitol
N.P.Staircase and is the start for many
for the geological formation known
as the Reef
Grand
mountain bike and hiking trails. AnAnasazi
observation
fort built by the Conservation Corps sits
Ruins S.P.
atop the peak and features a view into Nevada to the west and beautiful Cedar Breaks to
the south. Road is generally open from late June thru October. Road is located three miles
south of Brian Head along National Scenic Byway Hwy U-143. The Peak Road is a good
gravel road but use caution while traveling.
Navajo Lake Area, Dixie National Forest: Stop at the Zion Overlook, hike the
Bristlecone Pine Trail (1/2 mile) or Cascade Falls Trail (1 mile), mountain bike the
Henrieville
Navajo Lake Loop Trail (12 miles), fish at Navajo Lake, Duck Creek and Aspen Mirror
Cannonville
Lake, and explore Mammoth Cave. Located 22 miles east of Cedar City on Hwy U-14.
Season is generally late May thru mid October. Contact the Dixie National Forest District
Office 1789 North Wedgewood Lane, Cedar City, 435-865-3700.
Parowan Heritage Park: Features a natural spring, several bronze monuments and
statues. Interpretive plaques tell the history of pioneer settlement in the southwest. Free.
Devils
Daylight hours only. Located
at 89Rock
West Hwy U-91, Parowan, 435-477-8190.
Garden
Parowan Old Rock Church: The oldest church building in southern Utah, and currently
used as the home of the Daughters of the Utah Pioneers Museum. The museum is a
history center for descendents of early settlers and features one of the largest collections
of pioneer photographs and artifacts in southern Utah. The adjacent Jesse N. Smith Home
is also interesting to explore while visiting Parowan. Free. Located in Parowan Town
Square, 100 South and Main Street. Open Memorial Day to Labor Day, Monday Saturday 1:00 pm - 5:00 pm. Check with the Parowan Visitors Center, 73 North Main,
435-477-8190 for museum schedules or to arrange a tour.
Mileage from Cedar City
20 miles
21 miles
62 miles
79 miles
81 miles
85 miles
149 miles
149 miles
159 miles
180 miles
260 miles
398 miles
446 miles
560 miles
Kolob Canyon
Cedar Breaks
Zion National Park
Bryce Canyon
Mesquite, Nevada
Grand Staircase
Great Basin
Lake Powell
Grand Canyon
Las Vegas, Nevada
Salt Lake City, Utah
Phoenix, Arizona
Los Angeles, California
Denver, Colorado
Favorite Hiking Trails
1. Vermillion Castle
2. Hidden Haven
3. Alpine Pond
4. Spectra Point
5. Bristlecone Pine
6. Cascade Falls
7. Navajo / Queens Garden Loop (Bryce)
8. Coal Creek
9. North Fork – Taylor Creek
10. La Verkin Creek
11. Riverside Trail (Zion)
12. Kanarraville Falls
For details and additional trails pick up a Hike and
Bike guide at the following Visitor Centers.
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Centers
Brian Head Town &
Visitor Services
Parowan Urban Fishery & Dr. Meeks Pioneer Farmstead: The homestead buildings
have been restored to when it was a working pioneer farmstead by local heritage groups
and agriculture students. Guided tours of the cabin, barn and outdoor learning center are
available through the Parowan Visitors Center 435-477-8190. The urban fishery is open to
the public, Utah fishing regulations apply. Free. Located at the corner of 100 North 400
West, Parowan.
56 N. Hwy 143
Brian Head, UT
435-677-2810 or 1-888-677-2810
www.brianheadutah.com
Parowan Gap Petroglyphs: Features a superb gallery of ancient Native American
petroglyphs. Recent studies theorize that it is also an ancient solar calendar. Pick up a
Parowan Gap Petroglyphs brochure at the Iron County or Parowan Visitor Centers. Free.
Travel north on Hwy U-130 from Cedar City for 13 miles, turn east on paved road for 2.5
miles or from Parowan Main Street, travel west on 400 North for 10.5 miles to the gap.
Parowan Visitor Center
Scenic Byway Loop: Take Scenic Byway U-14 from Cedar City through scenic Cedar
Lake
Canyon to the high elevations of Scenic
Byway U-148 through Cedar Breaks National
Monument to National Scenic Byway Powell
U-143 through Brian Head Resort town, then down
the Parowan Canyon to I-15, and back to Cedar City. Due to Scenic Byway Hwy U-148
being closed mid November to late May, this scenic loop is not
recommended in winter months.
Three Peaks Recreation Area: The rolling hills and volcanic rock formations provide a
fantastic location for camping, bike riding and off-road vehicle use. Also features several
picnic areas, fire rings, and restroom facilities. Two covered pavilions are available for
groups to reserve in advance, 435-865-5325. Travel west on Hwy U-56 from Cedar City
to Lund Hwy, then north for about five miles to Mid-Valley Road, then west for about two
miles. Contact the Bureau of Land Management, 435-586-2401
73 N. Main St.
Parowan, UT
435-477-8190
www.parowan.org
Cedar City / Iron County
Visitor Center
581 N. Main
Cedar City, UT
435-586-5124 or 1-800-354-4849
www.scenicsouthernutah.com
Wood’s Ranch Recreation Area & Kids Pond: A nice area for picnics, volleyball and
hiking (Virgin River Rim Trailhead). The Kids Pond is available for kids 12 and under to
fish for free accompanied by an adult with a valid Utah fishing license. Two pavilions are
available for groups to reserve, 435-865-5325. Reservation forms are available at the
Iron County Visitor Center, 581 North Main Street, Cedar City. Open late May through
September. Located 12 miles east of Cedar City on Hwy U-14
Yankee Meadows/Vermillion Castle: Vermillion Castle has unique rock formations,
hiking and picnic area. Yankee Meadows is a beautiful reservoir at the base of Sydney
Peaks. Enjoy fishing, photography, OHV riding and camping. Road is located five miles
up Parowan Canyon along National Scenic Byway Hwy U-143. Closed in the winter.
Open all year, weather permitting
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State Park
Museum
Cedar City
BEST OF CEDAR CITY
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Cedar City Downtown
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Veterans
Mem. Park
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Utah Shakespeare
Festival
22) Cedar Canyon Park:
11)
11 The Glacier Cedar City’s Community Ice Rink:
The newest addition for winter fun. Take a figure skating
lesson, try out hockey, or just skate. Open early November
to the end of March. Located at 2090 W Royal Hunte Dr,
enter at the Cedar City Aquatic Center. For information
including price and open skate times contact 801-2434028.
Includes a Leisure Pool with Hot Tub, Lazy River,
Water Slide, Toddler Splash Pool, Sun Deck, Play
Structures, Fountains and Family Changing Room.
Plus an 8 Lane Competitive & Lap Pool, Leisure Pool,
Outdoor Pool, Party Room, Multi-Purpose Room and
more. With plenty of room to splash and play, the
Aquatic Center is the place for the whole family.
Located at 2090 West Royal Hunte Dr, Cedar City.
Contact Cedar City Leisure Services, 435-865-9223.
Coal Creek
Walking Trail
Cedar Canyon
Park
44) Cedar City Heritage Theater:
The Theater hosts a
variety of theatrical and musical events throughout the
year. Located at 105 North 100 East, Cedar City.
Contact the Box Office, 435-865-2882 or
www.heritagectr.org.
Cedar City Trap Club
Skate Park
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9
Frontier
Homestead
State Park
Museum
55) Cedar Ridge 18 Hole Golf Course:
Equipped with
a clubhouse, golf carts, driving range and rentals. No
tee times, fees approximately $2 per hole, including a
cart. Located at 200 East 900 North, Cedar City.
Contact 435-586-2970.
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66) Coal Creek Paved Walking Trail:
Perfect for
roller-blades, bikes, strollers, or just an afternoon walk
with a loved one or a pet. Exercise stations are also
available along the trail. Located along the banks of
Coal Creek and weaves up into Cedar Canyon for 3.5
miles. Access points include Bicentennial Park, Iron
County Visitor Center, Veterans Park, and Cedar
Canyon Park. Contact Cedar City Leisure Services,
435-865-9223.
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Southern Utah University
Centrum Arena
Coliseum
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Braithwaite Fine
Arts Gallery
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Utah Shakespeare
Festival
Veterans
Mem. Park
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Main St.
Downtown
Historic
District
Cross Hollow
Event Center
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Canyon
Park
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Coal Creek
Walking Trail
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77) Daughters of the Utah Pioneers Museum:
Displays local pioneer artifacts and other historical
information. Free. Open all year, 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm,
Wednesday – Saturday, with extended summer hours.
Located in the Iron County Visitor Center, 581 N Main
St, Cedar City. Contact 435-586-5124.
88) Exit 59 Skateboard Park:
Featuring several ramps
and rails. Free. Located at 660 West 1045 North, next
to the Bicentennial Softball Complex, Cedar City.
Contact Cedar City Leisure Services, 435-865-9223.
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The Hills
Aquatic Center
& Lake
Cross Hollows
Walking Trail
10)
10 Garth & Jerri Frehner Museum of Natural History:
Visitors will experience the natural world with a gorgeous
exhibit of large and small game animals. Free. Open year
round, 10:30am to 4.30pm, Monday - Friday, on the first
floor of the Science Additions Building (southeast corner
of Southern Utah University campus). For information call
435-865-8549.
33) Cedar City Aquatic Center:
Main St.
Southern Utah
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University
Braithwaite Fine
Arts Gallery
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Regional and
national art exhibits. Free. Open all year with temporary closures between exhibits; call in advance for
exhibit schedule. Open 12:00 pm to 7:00 pm Tuesday –
Saturday in the Braithwaite Building on the east side of
the Southern Utah University Campus, Cedar City.
435-586-5432.
Includes two pavilions
available for group gatherings. A volleyball court and
playground are also available. Located on both sides of
Coal Creek. Head east on Center Street toward
Cedar Canyon.
Trail
Social Security
Office
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11) Braithwaite Fine Arts Gallery:
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George Whythe
University
99) Frontier Homestead State Park Museum:
InstaCare
Park Discovery
& Walking Trail
East Bench
Walking Trail
Depicts the Iron mining history of the area and
includes pioneer artifacts, displays, living history
demonstrations and a large collection of horse drawn
vehicles. Also, rotating displays of regional arts &
crafts. Admission is $3.00 per person. Open 9:00 am –
5:00 pm, Monday – Saturday, at 635 North Main,
Cedar City. For information call 435-586-9290.
12)
12 Historic Cedar City Downtown Shopping District:
Quaint shops, galleries, restaurants, coffee houses, a
unique music store, an old time soda fountain, antique
stores, and regional arts & crafts shops. Historical
buildings in the district include the Old Post Office, the
Rock Church and the Union Pacific Railroad Depot. Most
shops are open Monday – Saturday. Shopping District
includes the area of Main Street and 100 West from 200
North to University Boulevard.
13)
13 Lake at The Hills: Open for fishing, non-motorized
boating and swimming. Kayaks available for rent. Take a
picnic lunch and don’t forget your swimsuit. Valid Utah
fishing license is required to fish. Restroom available, no
lifeguard. Open daylight hours only from March to late
November. Located at 2090 West Royal Hunte Dr, Cedar
City. Contact Cedar City Leisure Services, 435-865-9223.
14)
14 Park Discovery: An interactive play structure built
from the design concepts of local children. Park Discovery
has towers, ramps, cultural, water and historical elements,
plus dozens of educational features. A ¾ mile paved
walking path surrounds the park. Open daylight hours
only. Located at 2077 West Royal Hunte Drive, Cedar
City. Contact Cedar City Leisure Services, 435-865-9223.
15)
15 Southern Utah University Campus Walking Tour:
Visit the outdoor Adam’s Memorial Theatre courtyard,
simulating the atmosphere of Stratford-upon Avon; the
Greek themed Eccles Coliseum featuring statues, towers,
spires; the stainless steel Utah Summer Games cauldron
and the 2002 Salt Lake Winter Olympic Legacy Monument. Located at 351 West University Boulevard. For a
brochure and map with all the locations of the sculptures
stop by the Iron County Visitor Center, located at 581
North Main, Cedar City.
16)
16 Utah Shakespeare Festival: Offers Tony Award
winning performances in two stunning theaters. Enjoy
matinee & evening performances, backstage tours, and a
free Greenshow at 7:00 pm (summer). The summer season
runs July thru Labor Day, and mid-September thru
mid-October for the fall season. Located at 351 West
University Boulevard, Cedar City. For ticket information
contact 1-800-PLAYTIX or www.bard.org
17)
17 Veterans Memorial Park: Features large scale
memorials, statues and walking trails to honor veterans of
both World Wars, Korean, Vietnam, Afghanistan and Iraqi
Freedom Wars. Open daylight hours only. Located next to
the Coal Creek Trail, 200 North (Freedom Boulevard)
and 200 East.