- 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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All biking abilities are welcome at Utah Mountain Biking Adventures, which a locally owned and operated tour company. They offer short half day tours along with fully customizable multiple day trips.
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With one of the largest screens in the world, Zion Canyon Theatre has a continuous running show of an informative and entertaining movie about the canyon's cultural history. Occasionally, the theatre also plays popular Hollywood movies.
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An impressive rock formation once known as the Temple of Aeolus, Angel's Landing stands almost 1500 feet tall. Hiking trails run around the formation, leading to a variety of impressive vistas.
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A scenic hiking trail, Weeping Rock is a half mile loop of moderate difficulty, though its broken pavement and steep incline make it unsuitable for wheelchairs. The trail offers remarkable views.
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With minimal elevation. The Grotto trail is an easy and enjoyable quick hike that connects the Zion Lodge to the Grotto picnic area. The trail contains beautiful emerald pools, views of the canyon, and spectacular wildlife.
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Also known as the Virgin Trading Post, the Fort Zion Gift Shop & Petting Zoo offers both novelty gifts and souvenirs depicting the Fort Zion area. The small petting zoo has several farm animals and is targeted toward younger children.
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Adventure-based activities are available for multiple age groups and skill levels through the Zion Adventure Company. Popular excursions include river tubing, rock climbing, canyon tours, biking, and guided Jeep tours.
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The slot canyons and red sandstone rocks of southern Utah can be explored through the Zion Mountain School. The company offers guided tours but focuses on teaching rock climbing to all ages.
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For a relaxing and picturesque stroll, follow the paved Pa'rus Trail, named for a Pauite word meaning 'bubbling water.' Bicycle, pet and wheelchair friendly, it follows and crosses over the scenic Virgin River.
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Observation Point is a lookout located inside Zion National Park. 5-hour hikes are standard to get to the top of the point, with views of Zion Canyon and local Navajo sandstone along the way.