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Located in Cedar City, Frontier Homestead State Park Museum was opened originally as Iron Mission State Park in 1980. The museum boasts collection of horse-drawn vehicles, agricultural implements, pioneer craft and rotating art exhibits. Frontier Homestead State Park Museum also offers guided curation tours and a Junior Curator program.

Boasting the brilliant geology and vibrant environment, Cedar Breaks National Monument is hidden within the mountains above Cedar City. The geologic amphitheater and surrounding environs offer cool hiking trails, high elevation camping, ancient trees, and over the top vistas along the "Circle of Painted Cliffs". The majestic amphitheater is a long cirque made up of limestone, sandstone, and shale.

A United State National Forest headquartered in Cedar City, Dixie National Forest occupies around two million acres of area across southern Utah. It is the largest national forest in the state and straddles the divide between the Colorado River and the Great Basin. There are four designated wilderness areas in the forest boasting wide range of flora and fauna species. These wilderness areas are Ashdown Gorge Wilderness, Box-Death Hollow Wilderness, Cottonwood Forest Wilderness, and Pine Valley Mountain Wilderness.

Offering an excellent location for outdoor recreation, Three Peaks Recreation Area includes the topography of volcanic rock formations and rolling hills. The area features a number of picnic areas with fire rings, tables, and restroom facilities. There is over 27 miles of trail for mountain biking and around 42 miles of OHV routes crisscrossed through the site's 6,500 acres.