- TripBuzz found 18 things to do with kids in or near Cedar City, Utah, including 4 fun activities for kids in nearby cities within 25 miles like Brian Head, Springdale and Parowan.
- From Cedar Bowling Center to Cedar Skate & Fun Center, the Cedar City area offers 42 different types of family activities, including: Movie Theaters, Theaters, History Museums and Mountain Biking.
- Cedar City rests just off Interstate-15 between Dixie National Forest and Zion National Park. The small town's location near these nature parks make it a popular place to stop for wilderness supplies or act as a home base for outdoor adventures. Southern Utah University calls Cedar City home and hosts the state's Shakespearean Festival every year on campus.
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Pizza Hut’s iconic red roofs harbor everything from meat lover’s pizza to breadsticks and wings
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An independently owned movie theater multiplex, the Historic Cedar Theatre shows primarily first run Hollywood movies. The theater was originally built in 1914, and was restored and reopened in 2012.
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Designed in a manner to resemble the original Shakespeare's Globe Theatre, Adams Shakespearean Theatre comprises of a well-maintained indoor and outdoor theatre which host nightly Greenshows, pre-play orientation sessions and informative seminars concerning props, costumes and actors.
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Virgin River Rim Trail is a 32.5 mile mountain biking trail described as being long and difficult. The trail is seasonal and closes during snowfall. For an easier ride, the trail is enterable from a lower point.
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Located on the Southern Utah University campus, the Randall L Jones Theatre can accommodate up to 769 guests. The theater is home to the University’s Theatre Arts and Dance Department, and hosts the Shakespeare festival in the summer.
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539 N Hwy 143, Brian Head, UT 84719
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Guests can use the services of Thunder Mountain Motorsports, Inc. to rent special sporting equipment like ATVs or snowmobiles. They also offer tours for groups who wish to learn more about the area while from the vantage point of their motorsport equipment.
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Skiing and snowboarding are the main activity at the Brian Head Resort, but other options are available. Guests can go tubing down gentle trails, relax at the lodge, and even learn how to ski and snowboard.
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The Parowan Gap Petroglyphs are listed on the National Register of Historic Places to indicate its cultural importance due to the carved drawings put into the stones centuries ago by Native Americans. It is important to be careful around the site.
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Rock Odysseys Guiding Co. takes individuals and groups on half day and full day trips that involve rock climbing, canyoning, or a combination. The guides also provides transportation, all necessary gear and training.
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Situated on 229 square miles, Zion National Park features both high plateaus and deep canyons along the Virgin River. The park provides areas suitable for camping, climbing and wildlife viewing along with hiking trails, a visitors center and a museum.
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Wall Street is a hiking location for visitors who are interested in travelling through a narrow area between rock walls. It is recommended that visitors arrange their hike so they are travelling up the canyon.