Bryce Point

Bryce Point at Bryce Canyon National Park near Bryce Canyon City, Utah is an easy 0.3-mile universally-accessible out-and-back trail that leads to a popular and stunning panoramic view of Bryce Canyon and its hoodoos.

This short walk leads to one of the most popular destinations at Bryce Canyon, especially during sunrise and sunset where visitors will stake out a spot early to get the best views. No matter what time of day you visit Bryce Point, it'll be one of the best vistas you explore at the park and should be high on visitor's lists. Bryce Point follows a paved, universally-accessible trail, as it leads ~60-feet in elevation down to a rock ledge that juts into the canyon with extremely-steep sheer drops on three sides with panoramic views.

Universal Access: This trail includes a paved universal access pathway.

Fees: Bryce Canyon National Park has a $35/week entry fee as of September 2023. Visitors are highly encouraged to purchase an annual National Parks pass before their trip to reduce entry fees (especially if you're passing through multiple parks) and to also speed-up the very-long line that leads into the park.

Parking: Visitors will find a large parking lot at the coordinates provided.

Pets: Dogs are only allowed on paved surfaces at Bryce Canyon National Park like parking lots and fully paved trails, as of September 2023. Please read more about Bryce Canyon National Park's pet policy here.