Uploaded August 2016 | Updated September 2026, 3 days ago
Brian Head, 11,307 ft., is the highpoint for Iron County Utah. From the North, take I-15 Exit to Parowan and drive the short distance to Brian Head Ski Resort, swing around to the back of the mountain, and you can literally drive all the way to the summit on a well graded short dirt road! Easiest County Highpoint I've tagged bar none. From the top you can see the red and white cliffs of Cedar Breaks National Monument, which is a must visit after you're finished taking in the views from Brian Head. Then continue to Cedar City (wow.. always thought it was named after Cedar Trees =) and complete the jig back to I-15 and points South.
Brian Head, 11,307 ft., is the highpoint for Iron County Utah. From the North, take I-15 Exit to Parowan and drive the short distance to Brian Head Ski Resort, swing around to the back of the mountain, and you can literally drive all the way to the summit on a well graded short dirt road! Easiest County Highpoint I've tagged bar none. From the top you can see the red and white cliffs of Cedar Breaks National Monument, which is a must visit after you're finished taking in the views from Brian Head. Then continue to Cedar City (wow.. always thought it was named after Cedar Trees =) and complete the jig back to I-15 and points South.
