Bryce Canyon National Park

About Bryce Canyon National Park

Explore the breathtaking beauty of Bryce Canyon National Park in Utah, a wonderland of vibrant hoodoos and stunning panoramic vistas. From easily accessible, paved overlooks like Rainbow Point, Yovimpa Point, Black Birch Canyon Overlook, Ponderosa Point, Agua Canyon Overlook, Pink Cliffs Overlook, Natural Bridge Overlook, Farview Point, Swamp Canyon Overlook, Paria View, Fairyland Point, and Bryce Point to the moderate and challenging trails descending into the canyon itself, Bryce Canyon offers something for every adventurer. Don't miss iconic viewpoints like Inspiration Point or the unforgettable Mossy Cave Trail with its waterfall, ensuring a memorable experience amidst the park's unique geological formations.

Planning your visit to Bryce Canyon National Park? Remember that park entry requires a fee, with an annual National Parks pass highly recommended for frequent visitors. Several easy and short trails lead to scenic overlooks of the hoodoos, as well as longer trails that descend into the canyon such as the Queen's Garden and Navajo Loop, as well as Piracy Point Trail which is near Farview Point. While dogs are welcome in designated paved areas like parking lots and on some paved trails, they are restricted from many unpaved trails. Be sure to check the park's official pet policy for the most up-to-date information before your visit. Remember that the Queen's Garden & Navajo Loop trail should be hiked in the early morning or late afternoon to avoid the crowds and heat.