Downhill skiing is found at Brians Head, located on an 11,000' mountain. St. George and Cedar City are the largest cities in the National Forest and offer full resources and facilities. The two cities are connected by I-15 which travels through some sections of the park and connects to various other smaller routes that travel throughout the park.

Activities include camping, hunting, fishing, hiking, biking, cross country sking and sightseeing. For further information, contact Dixie National Forest, 82 N 100 East, Cedar City, UT. 84720 or call 435-865-3700.

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War Paint Hills, found along the Pink Ledges Trail in Red Canyon, a short loop trail originating from the Visitors Center.
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Hike along the Pink Ledges Trail in Red Canyon.
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Hike along the Tunnel Trail in Red Canyon.
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From the Birdseye Trail in Red Canyon.
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Approaching Bryce Canyon National Park from Route 12 near Red Canyon.
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From the roadside within Dixie National Forest.
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From the roadside within Dixie National Forest looking
at Zion National Park.
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Along Rt. 12 in the northern portion of Dixie National Forest, just north of Boulder, an interesting contrast between the white bark of a birch and the dark bark of a pine tree.
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Continuing north along Rt. 12, from the Homestead Overlook.
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From the Larb Hollow Overlook in the northern portion of the National forest, off of Rt. 12, looking east towards Mt. Ellen at 11,615'.
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Further information can be found at the Dixie National Forest USDA page
or Dixie National Forest Gorp page.