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Cedar Breaks National Monument - Brian Head, Utah
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Cedar Breaks is at 10,500 feet elevation with an over 2,000 ft elevation drop to the amphitheater floor. The images on this page were taken at Spectra Point and views along the Ramparts Trail.

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A view along Ramparts Trail
[Part of view at Point Supreme.]

Part of the view at Point Supreme which is at 10,350 feet elevation (This image extends, to the right, the view of the prior image.)
[Several photographs stitched together to create a scenic view along Ramparts Trail.]

Trail to Spectra Point (This image taken on the 2010 trip.)
[Trail weaving across top of white-stoned, near treeless ridge to an overlook.]

View of people at Spectra Point on Ramparts Trail
[View of people at Spectra Point on Ramparts Trail.]

A side view of Spectra Point
[Another view of Spectra Point.]

Bristlecone pine tree along Ramparts Trail
[Artistic-looking cedar tree on Ramparts Trail.]

View from Ramparts Trail
[View of rock formation from Ramparts trail.]

Arch in rock formation seen from Ramparts Trail.
[Arch seen from Ramparts trail.]

Hoodoos (rock formations) seen from Ramparts Trail.
[Another Ramparts Trail view.]

More unique rock formations
[Another Ramparts Trail view.]

Very colorful rock seen from Ramparts Trail
[Another Ramparts Trail view.]

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Colorful hillside
[Treeless amphitheater section where rocks have obviously fallen into the canyon.]

Bristlecone pine tree
[Many limbed white bark tree with very little greenery on it atop the ridge.]

Looking at Ramparts Overlook from Spectra Point. Specks in red box are people at the trail's end. (Overlooks are a mile apart.)
[view from one rim of canyon to another. Red square box blinking on and off marks the location of the people.]

Clark's nutcracker
[A grey bird with black wings and a white patch in the back is perched on a leafless bristcone pine tree.]

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All photos © S. M. Garver