Cedar Canyon Highway (UT-14)
41-mile state highway running from Cedar City east to Long Valley Junction (US-89). The route climbs 2,760 feet through the Ashdown Gorge narrows onto the Markagunt Plateau, passing a small geologic amphitheater and a Zion Overlook near 10,000 feet with views down into Zion canyon country. Road narrows significantly in the gorge; limited sight lines on curves require caution. The highway connects Cedar City — hub for Iron County and southern Utah national parks — with the Bryce/Zion corridor on US-89.
What you'll hit along the way.
Rider-verified stops, overlooks, fuel, and the corners worth knowing about — in the order you'll meet them.
Cedar City
A welcoming university town at the foot of the canyon with services, food, and fuel before the climb begins.
Maverik
Convenient fuel stop at the start of the route before heading into the canyon where services are scarce.
Milts Stage Stop
A rustic roadside restaurant just inside the canyon, known for hearty meals in a historic setting.
Duck Creek Village
A small mountain community near 8,400 feet elevation, offering a natural rest point amid pine forests and meadows.
Long Valley Junction
The eastern terminus of UT-14 where the canyon opens into the Sevier Valley, marking the end of the route.
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