Visit Cedar City • Brian Head Adventure Pass
Expiration: May 1st 2025
The Cedar City • Brian Head Adventure Pass is your guide to the best attractions and activities in the area where you earn prizes simply by experiencing all that we have to offer; and the pass is free!
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Brian Head Peak
At 11,000 feet elevation, on a clear day you can see well into Arizona and Nevada. The highest point of the Grand Staircase and the start for many biking and hiking trails. Brian Head Peak Road is generally accessible from late May through mid October.
Brian Head Resort
Brian Head Resort is the premier ski resort & downhill bike park in southern Utah with proximity to Cedar Breaks, Bryce, and Zion National Parks.
What's Included
- Free Scratch Card With Check-in
Bristlecone Pine
An easy 1 mile trail that is great for families. Enjoy views of the Virgin River and Zion National Park from an observation deck as you wander among a grove of ancient Bristlecone Pines. Trail access is generally late May through mid September.
Bristlecone Pond
The pond sits on the south end of the main corridor through Brian Head, and features a large pavilion, several small picnic pads, campfire rings, a playground, volleyball, basketball and pickleball courts. The pond is also a summer hotspot for fishing, kayaking, swimming, and paddle boarding. Bristlecone Pond is typically accessible for recreation late May through mid October.
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Bulloch's Drug Store
Built in 1917 and remodeled over the years to retain its historic character, this landmark building in downtown Cedar City contains an old-fashioned soda fountain from the 1950s. Bulloch's has 4 joined stores that carry a unique array of beautiful on-of-a-kind items including clothing, home decor, baby and kids merchandise as well as a fun old-fashioned soda fountain and ice cream bar. Bulloch's is ever-evolving and now includes a women's and children's boutique and a home decor store.
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Cascade Falls
This 1.2 mile trail offers spectacular view of Zion National Park and the Markagunt Plateau, ending at seasonal cascading falls from an underground lava tube. Portions of the trail are steep and water may be present on the trail surface. NOTE: The lava tube is closed to travel due to low levels of oxygen and often high water flow. Trail access is generally late May through mid October.
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Cedar Breaks National Monument
The early Paiute people called Cedar Breaks National Monument the “Circle of Painted Cliffs” referring to multicolored stone ridges of this naturally carved amphitheater. Home to curious wildlife and Bristlecone pines that have been hanging around since the last millennium, time seems to stand still at Cedar Breaks and that’s really not a bad thing. Situated about two miles south of the town of Brian Head, this giant amphitheater sits high atop the Markagunt Plateau, over 2,500 feet deep and more than three miles across. The spectacular colors of Cedar Breaks National Monument are formed by an abundance of mineral deposits, making it breathtaking to behold. Hwy U-148 through Cedar Breaks is generally open late May through mid November to vehicle traffic, however check road conditions prior to embarking on your journey.
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Cedar City Farmers Market - Intermountain Farmers Association
Cedar City Farmers Market at IFA connects all visitors and people in our community with our local Farmers, Bakers, Artisans and Entertainers in a safe and welcoming place every Saturday.
Farmers, Bakers and Artisans bring a variety of produce, eggs, honey, meats, baked goods, food items, and hand-crafted items to sell every Saturday.
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Farmers, Bakers and Artisans bring a variety of produce, eggs, honey, meats, baked goods, food items, and hand-crafted items to sell every Saturday.
Cedar City Visitor Center
The Cedar City Visitor Center is located in Cedar City, UT, and is open Monday - Friday 8:30 am to 5 pm, and Saturday 9 am - 2 pm. The visitor center hosts a large collection of complimentary information about the area including Cedar City, Parowan, Brian Head, Zion, Bryce Canyon, and everywhere in between. This complimentary information helps answer all your questions including "What's there to do" and "Where can I get something to eat," as well as a wonderful gift shop for all your souvenir needs.
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What's Included
- 10% Off Gift Shop Purchase
Cedar Fun Center
Southern Utah's premier entertainment services. We offer a wide variety of attractions like laser tag, movies, mini golf, a laser maze, and a huge arcade!
What's Included
- Buy One Laser Tag, Get One Laser Tag Free
- Free $5 Arcade Card
- Free Movie Ticket
- Free Small Drink
Cedar Sports: Outdoor Gear and Rentals
Cedar Sports rents, sells, and repairs outdoor gear and equipment. During our summer months, we rent bikes, kayaks, and paddleboards. In the winter months, we rent skis, snowboards, cross-country skis, and snow shoes.
What's Included
- 20% Off Of Any Rentals
Dinosaur Footprints
Two miles east of the Parowan Gap is the Bureau of Land Management Dinosaur Track Site. Wander a natural area where several relief tracks made by ornithopods, ceratopsians and theropods are preserved in stone.
Dr Meeks Cabin and Urban Fishery
The homestead buildings have been restored to when it was a working pioneer farmstead and the urban fishery is a local favorite for fishing and duck watching. Utah fishing regulations apply.
Festival City Farmers Market
The live music performed by local artists is the perfect backdrop for creative farmers and artisans to bring freshly harvested produce, delicious fresh-from-the-oven baked goods, and incredibly unique paintings, pottery, fabric textile arts, other works of art.
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, Native Heritage exhibit, sawmill, and replica blast furnace. Enjoy many hands-on activities and interpretive programs throughout the year, including Sheep-to-Shawl, Iron Mission Days, and festive seasonal events throughout the year.
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What's Included
- 10% Off Gift Shop Purchase
- Buy One Admission, Get One Admission Free
Heritage Center Theater
The Heritage Theater and Festival Hall located in downtown Cedar City is a versatile facility that can accommodate meetings and conferences of various sizes. The facility houses the nearly 1000 seat Heritage Theater and over 15,000 Square feet of flexible meeting space.
Heritage Park
Features a natural spring and several bronze monuments and statues. Interpretive plaques tell the history of the Mormon pioneer settlement in the southwest.
IG Winery & Tasting Room
I/G Winery winemaker, Doug McCombs, brings his penchant for fine wines to Southern Utah with signature blends and single varietals that are handcrafted to create rich, smooth, elegant wines that both the crisp white wine lover and hearty red wine connoisseur will enjoy. McCombs sources grapes from the finest vineyards in California, Oregon, Washington and Utah; including regions like Napa, Sonoma, Sierra Foothills, and the Columbia and Rogue Valleys.
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Iron Springs Adventure Resort
Hotel, RV Park, Event Center, Outdoor concerts, ATV trails, Hiking, Mountain Bike trails.
What's Included
- 20% Off T-shirts And Miscellaneous Retail Items
Kanarra Falls
A 5 mile moderate to strenuous water hike that requires you to hike along and through the stream all the way up the canyon. Due to uneven terrain, hiking poles and good grippy water shoes are recommended. Dogs are not allowed. Permits are required and are limited to 150 people per day. kanarrafalls.com
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Kolob Canyons
A lesser known area of Zion National Park that is typically less traveled, but no less spectacular. The canyon received its name from religious settlers in the 1850s who named it after “the star nearest to the residence of God,” and as you round that first corner on the scenic byway you just might agree. Open year-round however call ahead to check road conditions in the winter.
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Lake at the Hills
Open for fishing, non-motorized boating, and swimming. Kayaks are available for rent, late May to August. Restrooms are available. No lifeguards.
Access from March to November.
Access from March to November.
Nature Hills Farm
Local farm
Old Iron Town
Old Iron Town tells the incredible story of Southern Utah’s historic mining industry. During the 1850s, Mormon pioneer leader Brigham Young sent several families to the Cedar City area to establish an iron works. Iron City (Old Iron Town) was established as Iron County’s second attempt at mining iron; the establishment had a schoolhouse, blacksmith shop, a foundry and charcoal kiln. While Iron City seemed prosperous at the time, it only operated for seven years, closing due to the lack of sufficient transportation for the iron ore and the money panic of 1874. Open year-round, daylight hours only.
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Park Discovery
A ginormous interactive play structure built from the design concepts of local children. Park Discovery has towers, ramps, cultural, and historical elements and dozens of educational features as well. Dig for "dinosaur bones," fly a kite, walk the 3/4 mile paved walking path that surrounds the park, enjoy a picnic and spend the afternoon watching the kids explore and discover.
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Parowan Canyon Disc Golf & Trails
In the mouth of Parowan Canyon lies the Evil Water Mountain Bike Trail System and disc golf course. With looping mountain bike trails and 27 holes over two side by side courses Parowan Canyon is the perfect place to spend the day with friends and family.
Parowan Gap
Wind, water and sand carved out this natural passageway that was once used as a major thoroughfare by ancient Native Americans. The different cultures are evident by the hundreds of petroglyphs carved into the Parowan Gap. Parowan Gap’s gallery of ancient American Indian rock carvings (petroglyphs) includes geometric designs, lizards, snakes, mountain sheep, bear claws and human figures. With over 90 panels and 1,500 figures, the Gap is believed to be one of the most concentrated collections of petroglyphs in the west and one of the most accessible.
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Parowan Visitor Center
Welcome to Parowan City. With an old fashioned hometown feel, Parowan invites visitors to stop, view historical sites, participate in community events and enjoy the beauty of southwestern Utah. As the gateway to National Scenic Byway #143, also known as Patchwork Parkway, and a central point for visiting National Parks and Monuments, the Visitor's Center is a must do for gathering information, brochures, and shopping for souvenirs.
The building housing the Visitors Center holds history and treasures. Once a bank now turned Visitors Center, some interesting items can be found including an antique desk and a vault. Don't get completely lost in the story as trinkets and treasures can be found hanging around the shop.
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The building housing the Visitors Center holds history and treasures. Once a bank now turned Visitors Center, some interesting items can be found including an antique desk and a vault. Don't get completely lost in the story as trinkets and treasures can be found hanging around the shop.
Policy Kings Brewery
On site brewery
Taproom
Patio and 6 packs to go 7 days a week
Taproom
Patio and 6 packs to go 7 days a week
What's Included
- 10% Off Merchandise
Red Acre Farm
Four Season, Farm Stand & Farm Stay. Seasonal Events. We are a No-Till, Organic, Biodynamic, 2-acre family farm. Come stay, visit, and shop locally made goods.
Mon, Tues, Thurs, Fri, Sat. Hours change with the seasons.
Mon, Tues, Thurs, Fri, Sat. Hours change with the seasons.
What's Included
- No Admission Fee Ever!
Shakespeare Character Garden
Between the Utah Shakespeare Theatres at the Beverley Taylor Sorenson Center for the Arts is the largest collection of Shakespeare-themed statuary in the world; a magical garden of sculptures of some of Shakespeare's most well-known characters. Perfect for a pre or post show wander, the garden is open year round.
SimonFest Theatre Co.
Semi-professional repertory theatre company. Check website https://simonfest.org/ for play info and performance dates.
What's Included
- 25% Off Regular Ticket Price
Southern Utah Museum of Art
Southern Utah Museum of Art, on the campus of SUU, features the artwork of regional artists known for their landscapes, faculty and student artists from the SUU Department of Filmmaking, Art, & Design, as well as emerging and distinguished artists from around the country and the world. Strengths of the nearly 2,000-object permanent collection include several works by famed Western artist Maynard Dixon, important regional women artists Eve Drewelowe and Edith Hamlin, and a comprehensive collection of work by Jimmie F. Jones that exemplifies his notable career in the region. Within SUMA’s holdings is an especially robust collection of prints that includes well-known artists such as Marc Chagall, James McNeill Whistler, Kawase Hasui, Thomas Hart Benton, and Käthe Kollwitz, among others. Named the best-designed museum in Utah by Architectural Digest, SUMA’s building, designed by Brooks + Scarpa and inspired by the region’s famed slot canyons, is an artwork in and of itself.
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Stillman Sculpture Court
On the grounds of The Beverley Taylor Sorenson Center for the Arts, east of the Southern Utah Museum of Art, visitors will find a wonderous place for reflection amid life size and larger then lifeworks of art.
SUU Outdoors
SUU Outdoors serves the Southern Utah University community by inviting all to explore and experience the world-renowned landscapes of the beautiful southwest and beyond through the creation of meaningful experiences and adventures. We rent a wide array of quality outdoor equipment to set you up for success on your next outdoor pursuit! Most of our trips are for students only, however, we host clinics, events and river trips for local and non-local community members alike. Come adventure with us!
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What's Included
- Free Sticker
Thor's Hideout
Features some steep climbs and switchbacks through fabulous red-rock country to a stunning view of Cedar City and unique rock outcropping. This 3.6 mile trail is dog friendly and also popular with mountain bikers. The trailhead is located in Thunderbird Gardens behind the Cedar Ridge Golf course.
Three Peaks Recreation Area
Only 10 miles west of Cedar City, Three Peaks is home to two disc golf courses, over 27 miles of mountain bike trails, OHV trail networks, and some incredible camping and stargazing. The rolling hills and volcanic rock formations provide a fantastic location for outdoor recreation. Pets, visitors, and wildlife enjoy running through and over the hunchbacked granite outcroppings expanding across the landscape.
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Thunder Mountain Motorsports
Guided snowmobile tours through the scenic backcountry surrounding Brian Head. Thunder Mountain snowmobile season is typically late November through mid April.
Thunderbird Gardens
Tucked away just within city limits (behind the Cedar Ridge Golf Course) this red rock playground is teeming with outdoor activities. An 18-hole disc golf course, miles of mountain bike trails, great hiking, and more are all just minutes from Historic Downtown in Thunderbird Gardens.
Utah Shakespeare Festival Greenshow
Free family-friendly outdoor entertainment on the green each summer evening, Monday - Saturday from late June through August. With singing, dancing, stories, music, and audience participation, this 30-minute show is the perfect way to experience the Festival for the first or one thousandth's time. Every season features three themes that occur different nights throughout the week.
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Vermillion Castle
A moderate 1.3-mile trail that winds through red rock hoodoos to a large rock platform with scenic views into a deep canyon and the Noah's Ark formation. Trail access is generally May through October.
Veterans Memorial Park
Features large scale memorials and statues to honor veterans of both World Wars, Korean, Vietnam, Afghanistan, and Iraqi Freedom Wars. Open year-round, daylight hours only.
Warehouse Bar + Kitchen
Warehouse is committed to serving up joy through local food, crafted cocktails, beer, music, and entertainment. We provide a safe and friendly environment for 21+, exceptional service, and events that will create lasting memories and unforgettable times in Cedar City.
Hours may vary on weeknights.
Hours may vary on weeknights.
What's Included
- 30% Off Any One Food Item
Wood Ranch Recreational Area & Kids Pond
A nice area for picnics, volleyball, and hiking. The Kids Pond is available for kids 12 and under to fish for free accompanied by an adult with a valid Utah fishing license. Open May through October.
Your Story Utah
Your Story Utah is your destination for gallery wrapped canvas, photography, Southern Utah Adventure maps & kits & Your Adventure road trip supplies.
What's Included
- 20% Of One Adventure And Road Trip Maps, Kits & Supplies
- 20% Off Any Photo Shoot