Thank you for visiting the Duck Creek Ridge Owner’s Association Web Site.  The web site is designed for our homeowners as well as those looking for information about Color Country.  The subdivision consists of 183 property and homeowners.  Color Country is located a little more than 30 miles east of Cedar City, Utah, on Cedar Mountain.  Cedar Mountain is located midway between Zion and Bryce Canyon National Parks, in southern Utah’s colorful national parks and forest country.  Our Association works hard to maintain a high standard for our residences.  We think you will find the combination of the well-kept homes, friendly neighbors, and the stunning vistas make the Color Country subdivision a very attractive place to visit or live.

Our residences are built on one-half acre lots, and many of our owners have homes on multiple lots.  The area is wooded, and there is an appropriate balance of living in a forest setting and having neighbors that live in beautiful homes that are appropriate for the setting.
We have the best of all worlds with national parks, snowmobiling in the winter, ATV riding in the summer, lots of hiking trails, hunting, and abundance of places to fish, including Navajo Lake, the Duck Creek pond, Aspen Mirror Lake and Panguitch Lake to name a few.  There are also amenities at the nearby Duck Creek Village, which host events during the summer and fall months.  We are within easy driving distance of the north rim of the Grand Canyon, Cedar City and St. George Utah, and the many National Parks that are located in southern Utah.

To all homeowners:  Your Board of Directors is excited to bring you this updated form of communication.  You will be able to obtain information on the association as well as communicate with the Board Members.  We will post items of interest, board agendas, and the minutes for your viewing. We encourage suggestions and the involvement from homeowners to make this an open line of communication.  We hope the web site is insightful and useful for all members and keeps all informed on our association.

Michael Voegele
President, DCROA Board of Directors