Things To Do
Zion Canyon Hot Springs
Your water-rich oasis awaits! Experience 50+ bodies of water including natural mineral waters, globally-inspired mineral soaking pools, large family pool, cold plunges, barrel saunas, delicious food, and more! Book on their website.
Cedar Breaks National Monument
MAY NOT BE OPEN DEPENDING ON WEATHER CONDITIONS Things to Know: -The entrance fee at Cedar Breaks is $15 per person (ages 16 & older) and is good for 7 days -National Park passes including the Annual, Senior, and Veteran pass are all honored at Cedar Breaks National Monument -Hwy 148 through Cedar Breaks is closed to automobiles in the winter and is generally open to vehicle traffic from late May to mid-November -Cedar Breaks is 10,000 feet in elevation, so be prepared for cooler weather and the altitude change
Zion National Park
Things to Know: -If you enter the park in a motorized vehicle, the entrance fee is $35 and covers both you and your passengers -If you park outside of Zion and walk in, the entrance fee is $20 per person -There are multiple hiking trails in a variety of difficulties -A scenic road goes all the way through the park -Arrive early (before 10AM), as parking fills up inside the park and then private vehicles may not be able to enter
Brian Head Resort
Things to Know: -Depending on the weather, skiing and snowboarding may be available. If not, Brian Head Resort is still beautiful and is the highest elevation resort in Utah! -Winter season generally begins mid-November through mid-April. Hours of operation are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. (Mon – Fri) & 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. (Sat, Sun and holidays) -The summer mountain bike season is generally open late June through September, Saturday – Sunday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. -Please call ahead to check for official opening and closing dates or go online
Kolob Canyons
Things to Know: -Kolob Canyons is open year-round, but sees most its visitors March through November -Visitors to Kolob Canyons in Zion National Park delight in its remote, road-less-traveled feel -Kolob Fingers Road Scenic Byway is a 5.5 mile drive that showcases narrow parallel box canyons -The road ends at the Kolob Canyons Viewpoint, which doubles as the trailhead for the Timber Creek Overlook Trail. It’s just a half-mile to the overlook, which offers sweeping vistas of brilliant 2,000-foot red cliff walls and a panorama of the Colorado Plateau's canyon country
Warehouse Bar + Kitchen
"We are committed to serving up delicious food, craft cocktails, local draft beer, live music, DJs every weekend, theme nights + fun activities including karaoke, line dancing, trivia, game night and more! We provide a safe and friendly 21+ environment, exceptional service, and events that will create lasting memories and unforgettable times in Cedar City. If you’re at Warehouse, you are family!"
I/G Winery & Tasting Room
"Nestled in the heart of Downtown Cedar City. Our wines are all made, blended and vinted locally, using grapes sourced from Washington, Oregon, California, and Utah."
