아이언 카운티‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪12‬개의 협곡

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.

This viewpoint gives a panoramic view of Cedar City and its surroundings. There are informative boards along the overlook telling the history of the city.

The Brian Head is accessible by a short dirt road. You can enjoy a relaxing hike and get to the peak with panoramic views of Ashdown Gorge Wilderness and Cedar Breaks. There is a shelter at the top that can be good for a picnic.

Spring Creek Canyon provides a short and stunning hike along a slog canyon. The canyon is shaded most of the way, so you can even do it on hot days. Take your time and appreciate the details of the sand formations. When you get to the end of the canyon, it can be very tight and more technical.

This is the trailhead for Spring Creek Canyon. Be prepared for a quiet and beautiful trail surrounded by red cliffs. Bring water!

13th Hole Trail is a looped switchback trail, which makes it not so demanding. The trail goes around some interesting gullies and has views of red cliffs. During summer, you might find wild flowers. The trail is not so popular, and you might find some quietness, especially if you go in the early morning.

This viewpoint gives a panoramic view of Cedar City and its surroundings. There are informative boards along the overlook telling the history of the city.

Crystal Springs Trail has a bit of incline, going through meadows, and offers a nice perspective of Ashdown Creek. The trail is connected with other paths, and if combined with Potato Hollow and Long Hollow, it makes a loop. But as this is not such a popular area, the trails are not clearly marked, so make sure to have your map downloaded. Bring bug spray and avoid doing it during winter.