Iron County Record | 1966-06-30 | Page 5 | All Facilities Open at Cedar Breaks National Monument

fill Facilities Open fit Cedar Breaks National Monument All facilities are open at Cedar Bl'l.'uKr, iiuuuiidi ..i..v..utUL ctn- I "ounces Warren F. Hamilton, j Superintendent of Zion National r'arK and Cedar KreaKS .National Monument. The Point Supreme Museum, Cedar Breaks Lod :e. campground, overlooks, and trails, are open to the public. Naturalist! conducted nature walks start from the Point Supreme Museum daily at 2 p. m. Evening programs pro-grams are given at 8 p. m. oa rriday, Saturday and 'luej.tav. Because of the mild, dry spring an early flower rseason v; expected ex-pected m the hiph sub-alpine forest of the Monument. Indian paintbrush, mountain ' iuebells, fields of buttercups, and other eaily flowering plants can now be seen. This year Cedar Breaks National Nation-al Monument, as well as othei parks and monuments, will be holding events to commemorate the 50ih Anniversary of the National Na-tional Park Service which was established August 25, 1916. On August L'.'jth a .Vi nv Me Day will be held at Cedar Breaks. Le rails will be announced later.