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Bringing the Sheep Down the Mountain

By Iron County Today · November 9, 2026 · 1 min read
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A winding dirt trail through the rugged, sun-drenched foothills of Cedar Mountain in Iron County, Utah, symbolizing a seasonal migration route.
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Each fall, a longstanding tradition unfolds in Iron County, Utah, as thousands of sheep make their journey from the high summer pastures of Cedar Mountain to the valleys below. Known as the Cedar Livestock Trail, this seasonal migration is a treasured part of the region’s agricultural heritage, connecting today’s ranchers with generations of hardworking pioneers.

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