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A convenient overnight hub with everything you might need: groceries, shops, restaurants, and plenty of lodging. If you’re riding or hiking in the region, this is an ideal place to rest, resupply, and tune up. If you enjoy mountain biking, several nearby trails are worth exploring—even for first-timers. There are also plenty of hiking trails just outside town.

Coal Creek Trail is a paved path that runs alongside the river and passes by Veterans Park, connecting with the park and other trails in the area. The park serves as a memorial to those who fought in various wars, with dedicated sections, including one honoring the 240 Korean soldiers who won a battle against a much larger army without any casualties.

This is a smooth paved trail following the river all the way. It’s a perfect trail to contemplate the landscape and see the different layers of rock that form the canyon. Along the way, you can find informative boards explaining the geology.

Great view from Bicentennial Park of the mountains in the distance. The park also has a pavilion and restrooms.

Parrowan is the first town that was settled in Iron County and was officially founded in 1851. The town has a rich history and some historical buildings can still be seen.

Located right along Gap Road, the sandstone at this spot is filled with petroglyphs. There is a small parking lot where you can pull off the road and get a closer look at the petroglyphs.

The East Bench Trail is a paved, 5.5-mile trail that runs along the eastern part of Cedar City. It is a popular trail, so there is a good chance you will see others out on the trail.

Consistently ranked high on lists of the best colleges for outdoor enthusiasts, it's near stunning natural wonders like Zion National Park, Bryce Canyon National Park, and Cedar Breaks National Monument. The SUU campus is situated in a picturesque location with views of the Cedar Mountains. The campus itself is well-maintained and features a variety of trees, sculptures, and art installations.