About Iron County, UT

This is our entry into the Wordless Wednesday format. This is a tree that is West of our office parking lot. We love tree lined streets here in the old part of Cedar City. I hope that you see the beauty and humor that was intended with this post!

Vegas Bob goes Four Wheeling in Cedar City Utah

Yes that's crazy Vegas Bob having fun in what some people call a "Rock Climber" and Cedar City Utah is a great place go Four Wheeling and rock climbing.

Some of my dear friends have a son that goes to collage in Cedar City so I spent quite a bit of time there.

Cedar City Utah offers so much when it comes to outdoor activities like ......

Four Wheeling, Horseback riding, hiking, bicycle riding, sky diving, and so much more. Cedar Breaks and Brian's Head ski areas are located only minutes fro Cedar City, and the Grand Canyon/ Zion National Park are only minutes away also.

So if you love outdoor activities and are interested in relocating to one the most beautiful areas in the South West give my dear friends Tony & Darcy Cannon a call or shoot them a email. Las Vegas is only a 2hour drive west of Cedar City and hear are Tony & Dacy's contact info below.

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www.VideosbyVegasBob.com

Brian Head is a wonderful ski resort, I know that it sounds odd for a Native Utahn, but I have never skied. I injured my knees playing football when I was young, and to be honest, never had the desire to attempt skiing. Brian Head offers year round recreational opportunities. This is a view of the sloped during the summertime when everything is beautiful and green.

This is a photograph of the Fingers at Kolob. Kolob Canyon is part of Zions National Park. It is accessed from Exit 40 on I15. This photo was taken from the New Harmony area before we bought our telephoto lens, so even as beautiful as it is, the photo can be improved upon! We are blessed to live in one of the most scenic parts not only in Utah, but in the US as well.

I was going through some of the photos that we have taken as we have traveled around our area, trying to think of a way to use the photos that we already have taken. I came up with the idea that this is Mother Nature's idea of a mixed use development. Aspen and Pine trees mixed together in a beautiful setting!