Cedar Breaks Poster California as it was then known

as it was then known

223 feet long

the company town was also obtained and restored as part of the park

Bandelier National Monument was created to protect the dwellings of the Ancestral Pueblo people and many other archaeological sites

Vermilion Cliffs National Monument

Cedar Breaks Poster California as it was then knownProduct Details 14" x 22" poster Interpretive Copy More than 1,600 years ago, a seed sprouted that grew into a now ancient Bristlecone Pine. The venerable tree is one of several clinging to the plateau rim at Cedar Breaks National Monument. Ancient history surrounds the spectator who sits among the gnarled forest at Spectra Point and gazes into the magnificent amphitheater below. The beauties of the Breaks are among Americas finest scenic expressions.