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Strawberry Point
Cedar City,
Utah
(Kane County)
Last Updated:
05/06/2023
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The easy access and amazing views at the end at Strawberry Point make this a wonderful trail. The views are similar to what you would see at Cedar Breaks National Monument. Make sure to bring your camera to capture sights and even bring lunch for a picnic. Early in the route, you'll easily travel through a vast meadow where you can often view grazing wildlife. The trail connects with several other trails that travel to tree covered primitive campsites. Connecting this route with Strawberry Ridge, Duck Creek makes for a truly enjoyable loop through a dense forest.
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Rated
2/5
Visited: 05/01/2023
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The trails are open for the season, but snow may still be present.
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Rated
5/5
Visited: 08/18/2021
After coming in on Strawberry Ridge, I exited on this trail. The short hike out to Strawberry Point was a bit cold and wet due to the storm that was passing through, but the views were still outstanding. Very scenic drive back out to the highway.
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Rated
3/5
Visited: 07/27/2020
I would give the view at the end a 5-star, but getting there was rather disappointing driving through a residential area. We would have taken the Strawberry Ridge #239 up and down but was concerned about mud going solo with no winch.
Overall, do the trail for the view :)
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Rated
5/5
Visited: 07/26/2018
Strawberry Point Trail is a really short and easy trial that leads to an unbelievably beautiful view. You can see the north rim of The Grand Canyon as well as the mountains of Zion Canyon. When you park, there is a little trail that leads you out to the lookout spot. If you hike out all the way on the rocks, you can see the geological survey benchmark.
When you're driving to the trail, you will reach a fork that has a sign that says "Strawberry Ridge" with an arrow pointing left. DO NOT GO LEFT if you want to go to Strawberry Point. The arrow takes you to a different trail called Strawberry Ridge. This is a long, moderately difficult trail that takes you back to the highway. I did this trail, too, and it was fun, but does not take you to the lookout spot.
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Visited: 08/21/2016
In my opinion the views at Strawberry Point are better than Cedar Breaks National Monument. The trail is really easy to follow from highway 14 to the top.
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