Brian Head Peak (super popular for mountain biking and bird watching as it is perfectly situated above Cedar Breaks National Park in the Markagunt Plateau and offers amazing views that expand into Arizona and Nevada.all the way on the other side of the city.

city has a massive city-spanning bike-path network and its funny to see people go from their home on one side of the map to a school, job, store, etc.

It was created specifically for the map of the same name. I didnt know we needed a 'Humans of Cities: Skylines' until now. Description: This is my first attempt at a theme. Top basecamps: Cedar City, Brian Head, Panguitch Top activities: Mountain biking, hiking, skiing and snowmobiling Favorite peak: Build your curvy mountain road out of gravel then upgrade to asphalt when done. It is home to Cedar Breaks National Monument. Named after the Paiute word meaning “highland of trees”, it also has a volcanic field. The Markagunt Plateau is a forested highland that’s absolutely awe-inspiring.

Granite Peak (Tucked away in Milford, Utah, this peak is part of the Mineral Mountains and isn’t well known, but it’s beautiful and perfect for hiking, rock climbing and mountaineering).

Top basecamp: Beaver Top activities: Rockhounding Favorite peak:

These mineral dense mountains are Utah’s largest exposed mass of solidified molten rock and they are quite the sight to behold. The Mineral Mountains are a mountain range extending 28 miles long and they have a plethora of minerals and stones to keep any rock or gem hound busy.

Cities skylines mountain map