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The Atlas/Utah/Cedar Canyon Highway (UT-14)

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.

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