Have you ever heard of Cedar Break National Monument? We had not. It's about 15 miles from our campsite in southern Utah. WEe are also about half way between the Bryce and Zion National Parks. What a beautiful area and full of wildlife too. The photos below are all from Cedar Breaks.

All these photos were taken from about 10,400' above sea level. Can you find us some spare air please.

The word cedar was incorrect because the surrounding trees are not cedar trees. Notice the white footing at the edge of the canyon. The indians discovered that when stepping on the edge, the edge often breaks off. It's 2000' down; hence Cedar Breaks. Go figure.