Getting Here
Directions, drive times, and the final climb
Duck Creek Village Inn sits at 8,400 feet in the Dixie National Forest, about 45 minutes from Cedar City via Highway 14. The final approach is scenic, winding, and part of the experience, so plan a little extra time and arrive ready for mountain weather.
Times are typical driving estimates from Duck Creek Village Inn. Approach roads include I-15 + UT-14 from Vegas/St George, UT-14 from Cedar City, and US-89 + UT-20 from Salt Lake City. Cedar Breaks, Bryce Canyon, and Zion are all reachable as day trips.
- Major drive-in routes (from Vegas, St George, Salt Lake)
- Cedar City — closest grocery & gas stop (UT-14 up the hill)
- National park & monument day-trip range
From Cedar City
Take Highway 14 east from Cedar City and climb through meadow and forest for roughly 25 miles. It is the simplest year-round approach, and it is the route most guests use after fueling up, buying groceries, or grabbing coffee in town.
From Las Vegas
Drive north on I-15 to Cedar City, then leave the interstate and follow Highway 14 into Duck Creek Village. The trip is straightforward enough for a same-day arrival, but the last segment feels slower than interstate driving, so avoid cutting it too close to sunset in stormy weather.
From Salt Lake City
Travel south on I-15 to Cedar City, then climb east on Highway 14. If Duck Creek is part of a longer Utah road trip, many guests pair this route with Bryce Canyon or Highway 89 and turn the transfer day into part of the adventure.
Arrival planning
Set your GPS to Duck Creek Village Inn, 815 East Hwy 14, Duck Creek Village, UT 84762. Cell service can be thinner once you leave Cedar City, so download directions in advance and keep an eye on afternoon weather, especially during monsoon season and winter storms.
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Check before you go
Use the official road and weather sources for the final check before you start the climb.
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Reserve your room or cabin and start planning your stay.