Cedar Breaks National Monument, UT
Visitor Services

Restrooms are next to the parking lot of the visitor center. The visitor center itself has none; it is a single-room log building heated by a wood-burning stove.

Service	Description	Service	Description
	Fees $3.00 entrance fee (2001); special fees apply for Golden Eagle and other NPS passes.		Camping There are places to camp here.
	Information There is an authoritative information center here.		Phone There is a payphone outside the Cedar Breaks visitor center.
	Restrooms Restrooms may be found next to the visitor center parking lot.		Retail The visitor center has a small gift shop, with postcards, posters, books and the like, on the native flora and fauna, geology, climate, history and such like of the area.

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Special Considerations

The Monument is more than 10,000 feet above sea level, so be prepared for high-altitude conditions. The temperature drops drastically at night, and weather can change suddenly.

Rangers say that lightning storms are not infrequent and visitors should take unusual care when visiting the Monument and viewpoints when a severe storm threatens.

Parking is limited at the Monument but is usually adequate.

Restrictions

Due to heavy snowfall this road is closed in winter.