Cedar Breaks National Monument, Cedar City

I loved the overlooks in Cedar Breaks National Monument. I would love to see the Bristlecone Pines but don't know if I can make the two mile hike. You see, I am 79 years old and just recently found out that these trees exist on the two mile trail near the visitors center. I realize that the elevation is 10,000 feet but taking my time I hope I can make the hike. Hopefully, there is places to stop and rest my old bones along the way. The rest of the monument is undescribable, words are inefficient when trying to tell someone how pretty it is.....

Cedar Breaks itself is nice but it looks a lot like the rest of the stuff you'll see in southern Utah. The great thing about the area itself is all the things you can do. Brian Head is nearby, and has great temperatures in the summer, Apache Lake is a nice place to hang out for a while, hiking around the canyons, etc. There's a lot more to do around Cedar Breaks than just look at the breaks.