Cedar Breaks, Utah

We are in Glendale, Utah. The campground we are staying at used to be a KOA, but is now privately owned. There are horses in meadows on two sides of us and a creek on another. We've been enjoying feeding the horses apples and carrots. We will be staying here for about a week, as it is close to several of the national parks and monuments.

On Wednesday, we went to Cedar Breaks National Monument. Some people call it a “little Bryce Canyon”. I bought a Passport to the national parks at the visitor center. You can stamp your passport at all the national parks/monuments across the United States.

Navajo lake, on  the way to Cedar Breaks.

 

 

Cedar Breaks is really close to Brian Head. We went through the resort area and it was deserted. I’m really surprised that there weren’t more people there considering it’s so close to Cedar Breaks.