Cedar Breaks Night Sky Tours
Free Friday and Saturday night ranger star tours at Point Supreme, 10,000 feet up and half an hour from the inn.
Cedar Breaks National Monument runs night sky tours every Friday and Saturday through the end of September at the Point Supreme Overlook, generally 8:30 to 10:30 PM. No reservations are required. At just over 10,000 feet the monument has some of the darkest, driest air in the region, and rangers bring telescopes out for the crowd. The park asks visitors to dress for genuinely cold summer nights, use red-light flashlights only, and skip flash photography. This is the closest dark-sky program to Duck Creek Village Inn, about 30 minutes up Highway 14 and across Highway 148, which makes it the easiest night-sky outing on the whole calendar for our guests.
What to know before you go
- Cedar Breaks Night Sky Tours is part of our outdoor event coverage for Southern Utah.
- It is tied to Cedar City, which helps guests compare drive time and choose the right basecamp.
- Check the official event source for late schedule changes before you head out.
- Save Point Supreme Overlook, Cedar Breaks in your map app before you leave Duck Creek or cross the parks corridor.
Plan the rest of the stay
Event days work best when the drive, weather, and overnight setup are already settled. Use these quick planning pages before you lock in the trip.
August 2026
Current details and official links
We use this page to make event day planning faster for Duck Creek guests, but organizer details can change. Cross-check the official source, ticket page, and map before you drive.