Cedar Breaks - Bryce - Zion

Southwestern Utah's National Parks and Monuments, offer the most unique and stunning landscapes in North America. On this trip we'll start at 10,000 feet at Cedar Breaks, slowly descending through pine and aspen forests, to Bryce. We'll spend time there riding and hiking before heading south to Zion National Park. Along the way, we'll cycle through some of the most awe- inspiring landscape in the world.

The Southwest corner of Utah, containing Bryce National Park, Zion National Park and Cedar Breaks National Monument contains some of the most beautiful scenery for cycling and hiking anywhere in the world. In fact, the editor of Bicycling Magazine called it "the most awe-inspiring and unique landscape I've ever pedaled through." We'll start our riding at around 10,000 feet in Cedar Breaks National Monument. From there, we'll cycle through alpine scenery and red rock canyons to Bryce National Park where we'll ride and hike before riding down to Zion National Park (elevation 2500 feet).