It’s no surprise that Bryce Canyon is surrounded by all sorts of rustic retreats, log cabins, and charming B&Bs. From mountain biking to stargazing to horseback riding, outdoor enthusiasts will find endless things to do in Bryce Canyon!Īfter a long day hiking and biking in the park, you’ll definitely want a comfortable hotel where you can relax. The 38-mile stretch of road will take you to 13 incredible viewpoints and plenty of hiking trails and picnic areas. If hiking’s not your thing, you can also glimpse the park’s hoodoo-studded landscape along the Bryce Canyon National Park Scenic Drive. For incredible views, don’t miss out on Bryce Point, Inspiration Point, and Rainbow Point. Start at Sunrise or Sunset Point, and the 2.9-mile trail will take you along the rim into the hoodoo-filled canyons.

If you’re looking for a longer and more challenging hike, the 8-mile Fairyland Loop Trail and 5.5-mile Peek-A-Boo Loop Trail are well worth the effort for their spectacular scenery.įor something a little less strenuous, the Queen’s Garden/Navajo Loop just happens to be the most popular hike in Bryce Canyon. With its otherworldly landscape and breathtaking vistas, hiking is by far the most common activity in Bryce Canyon. Visitors flock here to glimpse its towering burnt orange hoodoos, trek along its scenic hiking trails, and catch magnificent views at Sunrise and Sunset points. Located in southern Utah, Bryce Canyon National Park is one of the state’s top attractions.

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