Maps &
Directions
Find us at the scenic crossroads of Highway 89 and Highway 14 — the midpoint between Bryce Canyon and Zion, with step-by-step routes from every direction.
Less crowded than Springdale. More central than Kanab.
Driving Directions via UT-14 & US-89
All routes converge at Long Valley Junction
Starlit Ridge sits at the intersection of two of southern Utah's most scenic byways. Whether you're coming from Las Vegas, Salt Lake City, Bryce Canyon, or Zion — all roads lead here.
Scenic drive through red rock canyons and high desert. Stop at the Zion–Mt. Carmel viewpoints on the way out.
Pass through the charming towns of Tropic and Hatch along the way. Fuel up in Panguitch before heading south.
UT-14 over Cedar Mountain is steep and stunning. Check for winter closures Nov–Mar and fuel up in Cedar City.
US-89 is one of Utah's most scenic byways. Allow extra time to stop at overlooks along the way.
Winter Travel Warning (November – March)
Both UT-14 and the N Oak Ridge Rd access road can become snowy and icy. A 4WD or AWD vehicle is strongly recommended. Chains may be required during heavy snowfall. Check UDOT road conditions at udottraffic.utah.gov before departing.
Nearby Points of Interest
Driving distances from the property
Starlit Ridge's central location puts an incredible range of southern Utah destinations within easy reach.
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