Cedar City & Brian Head Tourism Bureau & Visitor Center

When visiting Cedar City, Utah, you will never be bored. Here are a few of the things to do while here.

UTAH SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL — The Utah Shakespeare Festival produces the work of Shakespeare and other classic playwrights in three spaces at the Beverley Taylor Sorenson Center for the Arts in Cedar City, Utah. Plays, orientations, seminars, Greenshows, classes, camps and tours complete the Festival experience.

CEDAR BREAKS NATIONAL MONUMENT — A smaller version of Bryce Canyon, this 2,500-foot deep basin filled with strange limestone formations in a vivid array of colors and hues offers breathtaking views on a five-mile drive along the rim. This naturally formed amphitheater has guided walks in the summer and a few designated hiking trails.

DIXIE NATIONAL FOREST — A 2-million acre national forest replete with natural wonders, “The Dixie” has deep canyons, fascinating rock formations, mountains, lakes and towering ponderosa pines. Visitors can hike, fish, camp or simply immerse themselves in the natural beauty.

FRONTIER HOMESTEAD STATE PARK MUSEUM — Discover the pioneer and early industrial history of Cedar City, Iron County and southwest Utah through an extensive horse-drawn wagon collection, historic buildings, Paiute native camp, sawmill and replica blast furnace. Enjoy many hands-on activities and interpretive programs throughout the year, including Sheep-to-Shawl, Archaeology Day, Iron Mission Days, cemetery tours and Christmas at the Homestead.

DAY TRIPS — Southwest Adventure Tours provide scenic, photography and adventure tours throughout the Southwestern U.S. Join us on one of our day trips or multi-day tours into Zion, Bryce Canyon, Grand Canyon, Arches, Canyonlands, Great Basin National Park, Cedar Breaks National Monument, Grand Staircase National Monument or one of the many other wonderful areas throughout the Southwest.