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Brian Head Celebrates the Grand Reopening of Its Iconic Historic Overlook Tower

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“The Brian Head Overlook is a special part of our community and an experience visitors remember long after they leave,” Maria Twitchell, Director, Visit Cedar City Brian Head Tourism Bureau. ” Towering at 11,000 feet in elevation and constructed in the 1930s by the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC), the Overlook stands as a testament to both natural beauty and rugged craftsmanship.

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