Bryce Canyon National Park
State: Utah
Size: 35,835 acres
Topography: Hoodoos, Plateau
Peak Season: Spring & Fall
Nearest Airport: Cedar City Regional Airport (CDC) – 1.5 hrs
Nearest Town: Bryce Canyon City, UT
Top 5 Hikes
Navajo Loop Trail
Queen's Garden Trail
Peekaboo Loop Trail
Fairyland Loop Trail
Bryce Point to Sunrise Point
Points of Interest
Bryce Amphitheater: A massive natural amphitheater filled with stunning hoodoos, rock spires shaped by erosion.
Navajo Loop Trail: A popular trail that takes you down into the canyon, offering close-up views of the hoodoos.
Sunset Point: A viewpoint offering spectacular views of the canyon, especially at sunset when the colors come alive.
Inspiration Point: A viewpoint that provides sweeping views of the Bryce Amphitheater and the surrounding landscape.
Recreational Opportunities
Hiking – Iconic trails like Navajo Loop, Queen’s Garden, and Fairyland Loop.
Hoodoo Viewing – The largest concentration of hoodoos in the world.
Horseback Riding – Ride through stunning rock formations.
Scenic Driving – Bryce Canyon Scenic Drive offers panoramic overlooks.
Stargazing – One of the best places for night sky viewing.
Camping
North Campground: Located near the Visitor Center and General Store, this campground offers 100 sites with flush toilets, fire rings, and picnic tables. Reservations are required from May 19 to October 6, and it's first-come, first-served from January 1 to May 18.bearfoottheory.com
Sunset Campground: Situated close to Sunset Point, this campground provides easy access to popular trails and viewpoints. Reservations can be made up to 14 days in advance during the summer months.dirtinmyshoes.com
Backcountry Camping: Permitted in designated areas along the Under-the-Rim and Riggs Spring Loop Trails. A backcountry permit is required and can be obtained at the Visitor Center.