Wow!! Each National Park I visit “one-ups” the last. Badlands, Glacier, and now Bryce to finish the week. Definitely didn’t disappoint. Expansive vistas, great trails, and helpful staff. The shuttle bus is THE way to travel in order to have a stress free visit. Parking is limited at the popular vistas/look out points and longer distance hikers may not rotate out of spots to quickly. I arrived at about 3pm and still had plenty of time to make my way from point to point for great views and some awesome pics. Walked the Rim Trail 2x. Different view with each change of the light. Gets busy at sunset with those seeking last minute pics. 30 minutes after dark it was a convoy departing. 30-45 minutes later and it was like the park was mine. Spent the night and got 3 shots as the sun n came up over the valley.

A full day of mosey around style hiking on the too easy to get to stuff. Probably another full day or two of the trails down deeper in the canyon. Park ranger gate closes after business hours so entry is free for sunset. Extremely clean park. Only one dog friendly path/trail by the campgrounds. Small town feel with

A Journey Worth Taking!Sometimes, the unplanned detours lead us to the most breathtaking places.This hidden gem wasn’t on my itinerary, but I’m so glad I stopped to soak in its beauty. 🏞️Bryce Canyon National Park is an absolute must-visit spot, offering a glimpse of paradise😍

We had a blast when we came visit. It’s magnificent!! It’s amazing how it was formed and how the colors changed. It’s definitely one of the best canyons! There’s so much to do and see. A good place to do hiking. I highly recommend visiting it.

Title: A Breathtaking Adventure at Bryce Canyon I recently had the pleasure of visiting Bryce Canyon National Park, and it was an experience beyond words. The sheer beauty of the scenery took my breath away. The majestic hoodoos and vibrant colors of the canyon walls painted a surreal landscape that felt like stepping into another world. The hiking trails were nothing short of awe-inspiring. Each step revealed a new vista, a fresh perspective on the natural wonder before me. The diversity of trails catered to all levels of hikers, allowing me to explore at my own pace. Whether it was the challenging switchbacks of Navajo Loop or the leisurely stroll along the Rim Trail, every path offered its own unique magic. The connection with nature was palpable, and the serenity of the surroundings was both humbling and invigorating. The cool breeze, the rustling leaves, and the distant calls of wildlife created a symphony that added to the overall experience. The memories made at Bryce Canyon will forever hold a special place in my heart. It's a place where time stands still, allowing you to soak in the grandeur of nature. I left with a renewed sense of wonder and gratitude for the beauty that our planet holds. If you have the opportunity, I highly recommend visiting Bryce Canyon National Park. It's a true testament to the marvels of the natural world, and an adventure that will stay with you long after you leave.

The wonders of nature! This is a beautiful place to visit if you are ever in southern Utah. From the vast openness to amazing rock formations. Plenty of trails to hike and places to take photos. But definitely watch out for the wildlife while driving, had a deer shoot out in front of my motorcycle. Roads are twisty and make for a great ride. Add this place to your next trip and you won't be disappointed! I plan to visit here often.

Amazing views of the canyons and hoodoos on the trails. It's great that you can hike to see different perspectives of the canyons at different angles to give you that sense of awe. We hiked from the Sunrise Point to Sunset Point (loop) and the views were spectacular. Since it was mid-March, there is still snow present so you'll be sloshing around in mud (like red clay).

Great park! If you only have time for one quick stop you must go to Bryce's point! I recommend you drive the entire road and stop at all the view points. They are all SO different! The Queens garden hike was very cool and not too long.

Plan to stop along the road edge to look at the views. There are many great lunch picnic areas and campgrounds along the way. Hiking is great and you will benefit from a pair of walking sticks. The right hiking shoes are crucial. A 360 camera is best to capture and absorb the amazing landscape. Otherwise a panoramic setting will serve you well here.

One of the most beautiful places I've ever seen. Sunrise point and inspiration points were our favorite places. They have both paved and unpaved access to the canyons and we were able to get some amazing views for photos. The park is an easy to drive layout and plenty of bathrooms throughout. Such a peaceful location!

This place has devastating beauty. It's amazing all the different contrasts in color, rock formations, and skyline. The hikes are fun and range from easy to hard based on your skill level. I highly recommend checking this National Park off your list of things to do/see.

This park is absolutely stunning!! As beautiful as Zion but totally different look. The scenic drive is well worth it!! We started from the “end” and worked our way back to the entrance- stopping at all the pull off areas and scenic lookouts. Hiked part of the Queens Garden Trail- one of the “shorter and easier” hikes at Bryce. The hoodoos are unreal and the views are breathtaking. 10/10

The view and scenery was breathtaking. We were there before the sunset so the color of the mountains are beautiful with the snow on top of it. It was on a weekday when we came visit and it was not crowded so we were able to take good photos. I recommend this place for you to visit and include in your bucket list.

Very impressive! Visit in Summer 2018 and Winter 2019, 2023/24. We love the hoodoos. Great trails and canyon! Very beautiful in winter with snow!!

It is like no other place on earth! The hoodoos and natural bridges are awesome! The colors are other worldly and, when there is snow, it adds a texture and layer to the complexity of the landscape. Don't miss Bryce Canyon! Super easy access for all. You can hike if you want but it is not necessary. The views are unlike anything you have ever seen!

Absolutely gorgeous canyon with its colorful hoodoos. The Peek-a-boo Trail is amazing as well as the Navajo Trail. Great views are found at Bryce Point and Sunset Point. Rainbow Point also offers vast views. The Natural Bridge is beautiful with the canyon.

I have been wanting to go since I was young and it definitely lived up to my expectations. This was amazing! We visited in early April and there was a lot of snow. The lower half of the park was still closed for winter. The amphitheater was amazing! So awesome at the diversity of geology around this area. We will visit again so we can see the rest of the park.

Underrated park. Beautiful out of space scenery. Easy access to viewpoints without much hiking. Saw Sunrise and Sunset Point as well as Inspiration Point which was our favorite. Great to stop by on the way to Zion, Grand Canyon or Arches National Park.

This is one of the most beautiful and iconic places in the southwestern and western United States. If you are in southern Utah this is a stop you should make. The hoodoos in Bryce Canyon are amazing. Amazing because of the amount, the size, and the coloring. From white, to yellow, to orange and red the colors are vibrant and mesmerizing. There are several walks and hikes along the rim of the canyon and down into the canyon. They range from easy walks, to moderate hikes down part way into the canyon, to multi day treks. Even a one to two hour drive into the national park will reward you with vistas that you will never forget.

Make sure have the National park pass to be able to pass quickly and no extra fee. It was very nice and unique shaped rocks. The weather was not too hot when you go early morning. Make sure to have plenty of water with you. You can go hiking to the down if the canyon which is cold and nice but you need to be ready because it is challenging. At 11am it was a historic meeting at the top of the canyon and it was very informative. There are bus stations if you do not want to walk around or you got tired from walking. Restrooms are okay but busy.

What a beautiful national park it is! We stayed at Ruby’s inn and next morning started early to do the hiking sunrise to sunset to Navajo loop trail. It was breathtaking! We covered the whole park with lookout points and did trail in 6 hrs and enjoyed every minute of it. Trail is highly recommended to go inside hoodoos and see it from close. The color of the hoodoos is breathtaking. We decided to go one week before Christmas and started early to avoid crowds and heat! It was perfect!! We also saw some deers. Highly recommend this place!!

Been hiking for all my life but this was one of the most beautiful views ever while having a short walk. We hiked down next to Thor’s hammer, crossed the sunset point and headed on to queens garden. I didn’t expect the color of the canyon to be that intense, so it was a nice surprise to pass all the orange rocks. Since the canyon is located on high altitude, there was some snow and therefor it can be a bit muddy from time to time. Hoping you enjoy the views as much as I did :)

Such a unique and cool experience!!!! We had the best time going to all of the viewing points and seeing the canyon and hoodoos from all aspects! We really enjoyed mossy cave and getting to hike up to the “windows” formed in the rocks and playing in the creek. Highly recommend going up the creek here and seeing what all there is away from the crowds!

Genuinely incredible national park, some of the most unique structures I've ever seen. The scenic drive is packed with amazing lookouts each showing a different angle with completely different landscapes. The drive also features amazing hikes, many of which are incredibly easy. Watch out for the winter season as many attractions are closed during it. Although the snow is very pretty on the formations during springtime.

This is a must visit. This is a place to take a family to. Of course we had to buy some gifts at the gift shop. It was a beautiful drive up to rainbow point. Everything about this place is amazing. Everyone is so nice and meeting people form all over the world was really cool.

Bryce Canyon National Park is an extraordinary geological wonder with its stunning hoodoos, natural amphitheaters, and vibrant colors. Its unique landscape offers breathtaking views and opportunities for hiking, photography, and stargazing. visitors should be prepared for high altitudes and varying weather conditions, especially in the winter months. Overall, Bryce Canyon is a must-visit destination for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts alike.

I went twice today and was bowled over and totally awestruck both times! First, hopped on and off the shuttle to visit the 4 amphitheater points. Second, in the evening, to walk the Navajo Trail alone. This wonder of nature is absolutely humbling. I felt so fortunate to have had the opportunity to visit it! 💜🖖

There should be a multiplier for national parks. Five Stars is not enough! We visited in the winter to avoid some of the crowds. But we didn't realize that the week of Christmas is VERY POPULAR! It was very hard to find a parking space and the shuttle does not run in the winter. But we managed! If you do not want to do any hikes, you can see this park in one day easily. But you would be missing out on some awesome views that are only available by hitting a trail! There is one road in and it dead ends. So you could simply view the canyon from the stops. We spent several hours just walking along the rim and then did a hike from Sunrise Point to Sunset Point on another day. Absolutely beautiful park! The hikes would be extremely hot in the summer as there is not much shade available.

We went during the first week of March and it was beautiful. The snow with the orange colors were so peaceful and bright. The hike was amazing with lots of turns and little tunnels. We used spikes which was a good purchase since it was quite muddy.

Amazing, absolutely brilliant section! A must-do, must-hike. The Navajo loop trail is not very long, but has a steep descend and climb on the beginning/end. Bring lots of water, hiking shoes. It can be very hot. I'd give it more than 5 stars, if I could!

Bryce Canyon overall is my favorite park! It's so incredibly beautiful, and Wall Street Trail is such a unique and fun trail to experience. You zig zag down the easy trail until you reach the bottom of the canyon. Our group included 7 kids ranging in ages from 4-14 and everyone made the hike easily. You have to check this place out!

Excellent views of the hoodoos! We hiked the Navajo Loop to Peekaboo to Wall Street combination, in a figure 8, which totaled 4.9 miles. We completed it in 3-4 hours. The combination took us up and down hoodoos about 4 times. I would characterize this combination hike as strenuous due to the elevation changes, some of which are rather steep. The trail is wide so there is plenty of room to hike. I would not recommend bringing very young children on this trail. Bring plenty of water!

Navajo Loop and Queens Garden trail are surely very nice and impressive, especially the wall section. However, be prepared for the crowds as this trail is heavily visited. Also, you can of course only walk a short part of the trail, but right from the start you go down and you will have to get up again. We saw a lot of people who were sitting in a tiny peace of shade and looking completely exhausted. Make sure you have average fitness, a hat and sufficient water. I preferred fairyland loop, which is long but way less crowded.

Amazing trail that connects Sunset Point to the Navajo Loop and Queens Garden Trail. Highly recommended to take this route if your able to (this is a steep uphill zig-zag climb that has many stairs). Also highly recommended to check the National Park website for info on what supplys to bring (plenty of water, proper clothing, etc).

I did the Navajo loop trail and Wall Street on the first snowfall day in November 2019. What a scenic winter wonderland it was! The beautiful hoodoos covered in a snow jacket was just indescribably magical. The combination of the altitude, the cold and the intensive hike made me feel exhausted pretty fast. But just took my time and enjoyed the beautiful setting.

We did the Queen-Navajo Loop and it was moderate and super long. The trail is downwards, levels then a lot of uphill whichever way you start or return. But it was well worth it. I wanted nothing more to do this trail as I saw it in a lot of popular media and so glad I got to experience this journey. The winding road going down which is the Navajo part is a lot easier than what it looks. 1000x recommend this trail

Really nice!!! A hike of medium difficulty due to the height gained in a short distance, which can make the route a bit heavy. The view is very good because of the colors on the walls. It is important to carry hydration and walk carefully and attentively on the road.

Magic trail, bring water, comfortable closed toe shoes, snacks and sunscreen. Great hike for kids, very exciting experience of going down the stairs, climbing over and under rocks. Do not embark if you have bad knees, lots of stairs and up and down walking here. Breathtaking views of the canyon, adjacent to two Bridges trails

These national parks are best viewed and visited by motorcycle. Bryce Canyon is no exception. The parking is crowded and ridiculous at times.

I walked to both inspiration points and all I can say is I’m not sure what exactly was more inspirational about the upper over the lower. It’s a short walk up a hill. The views are amazing. I’m inspired to question the person who kept walking up. Lol. Nice cardio (my heart was slamming a raging beat).

Woke up early to make it here for the sunrise. It was worth every minute of lost sleep. It's absolutely a stunning and unworldly view! The lower is an easy walk and gets a great view of the whole amphitheater.

This spot is mislabeled on Google Maps, as the actual Bryce Point is further south, near Paria View. This spot is actually Inspiration Point, and in my opinion, it is way better than Bryce Point. The only viewpoints in the park I experienced similar levels of "wow" were Sunrise and Sunset Points, and these were both more crowded than Inspiration Point. This is an absolute must-see viewpoint in Bryce Canyon

For me this was one of the prettiest viewpoints. You have a great view over the hoodoos. While the viewpoints are quite busy, we barely met anyone who was walking the rim trail (we went in May). There you have the same view more to yourself. The rim trail is quite flat and easy. You can walk a section and return by bus or vice versa.

It is a wonderful place in an amazing park. Possibly the best view in Bryce Canyon. It is especially good at sunrise.

Lower impression point is one of the highlights of Bryce Canyon. You can take your car or use the shuttle service. The views from lower impression point is breathtaking. We went to this point at night as well for star gazing and astrophotography. Parking could be an during holidays and rush hours. They have restrooms and water fountains to meet your urges

It’s a whole different perspective from Sunrise Point. I highly recommend this as your second stop in the national park.

Pictures cannot justify the amazing views mother nature has to offer. Bryce canyon should be on everyone's bucket list. Breathe taking, peaceful and beautiful.

Absolutely Breathtaking! I could see this everyday and it will never get old.

Lower inspiration point can get a good view of the canyon, but we would suggest visitors to do a very short hike to the upper inspiration point (5-10 minutes) since the view there is definitely better. Parking is limited, but there’s a shuttle bus stop that visitors can leverage. The road can be a bit icy in late November, so some shoe traction aid would be very helpful. Hiking poles might be optional. (Follow me on IG ➡️ miss_dawang)

Must visit spot in bryce! :) the first one actually! Bryce point still the best of all spots though. :) Experience a different view when snow are present. :) which I really love!! Must try!

Wildlife abounds in Bryce Canyon, and for the short time we were at Bryce Canyon did not see prairie dogs, but did see lots of chipmunks. There were 4 deer, several airings of crows and 3 of condors. The condor pictures here was circling on updrafts at Inspiration Point. Super scenes at the top & middle levels - be prepared for an uphill hike - it’s worth it. Lower level is wheel chair accessible. This parking lot has 2 pit toilets. No running water. Shuttle bus stops here too.

The views of Bryce Canyon in December are speechless! Definitely worth the trip to visit this National Park and appreciate the views and nature. It really is an amazing trip and the drive around Utah to visit this great place is worth it. Support your national parks! Be safe!

Maybe there are better viewpoints for this gorgeous and unique canyon but the Inspiration Point is hard to beat. Plenty of parking. Lots of hiking options. Gorgeous views all day but especially sunrise and sunset. It can get rather cold at times so dress appropriately.

Truly an epic spot! Totally breathtaking and worth the short (heart pumping) hike to the top. It was mesmerizing to look down across the canyon and the see the vastness of space and the geological formations. There was plenty of parking down below (February) though the bathroom was closed. Definitely worth seeing!

This hike is absolutely stunning! The switchbacks on the way back up will probably kill you but it's worth it! Just take it slow if you need to

Navajo Loop Trail is moderate in length and difficulty, but it really packs an incredible amount of amazing scenery in a relatively short amount of time. It is best done as part of a loop hike with Queen's Garden or Peek-A-Boo (if it isn't closed because of rock falls). The loop is doable in either direction (I started at Queen's Garden and ended at Navajo) so which way is best depends on either lighting conditions or whether you want to take the Navajo switchbacks on the way down or up. Nearly impossible to get lost and you will have a lot of people on the trail with you at all times, but it is still a really enjoyable hike. Highly recommended

For me, that I live an elevation of 261, it was hard to returne up, this is 7000 in altitude, but was worth it, is beautiful. Do it slowly and rest if you feel fatigued.

We just hiked the Navajo Loop on 6.20.22 with our kids, a 5 year old and an 8 year old. I've read about this trail being easy for kids. The boys did fine for the most of it. We went down the two bridges side and came up on the wall street side. Make sure to wear hiking boots! It's very important. The road at the top has a drop off on one side and the road itself is slippery. There were a lot of people who had to turn back right at the beginning because the bottoms of their shoes were too flat and they were slipping and falling. At the same time I saw a lady at the bottom of the trail in flip flops 🤯😅. Next time I'd get us all walking sticks as well. There are switchbacks on the way down and up. There are some shade areas for rest and a snack. Bring lots of water. We had 2 water bottles per person and it was only 71 degrees on that day. You definitely need a sunscreen. The whole trail took us an hour and a half with frequent stops for the kids. Without kids you can easily finish it in an hour. Our kids did just fine, also they were slightly out of breath after the wall street part on the way up. There are picnic tables and restrooms at the Sunset point. The Inspiration point and Bryce point are just down the road. It's $35 to get into the park, unless you have an annual pass. The shuttle runs in the park. We are excited to go back.

This is a fun, fairly short trail. You basically go down one side, and up the other. I was a little worried about how steep it looked and taking my 2 kids on it, but they did great and it wasn't that bad if you take your time. Lots of pretty views. The Navajo loop trail isn't marked very well itself, but just go down the right side (the switchbacks) and stay left and you'll come back up the other side (the left side) from when you first come down from the parking area.

Hiked the first half of the Navajo Trail beginning to the right. Took the small connector trail to peekaboo up to the arch and back and finished off the Navajo Trail on the backside. This Hike was just enough of a challenge. It offered great views. Halfway through our hike we had a rain shower and what was a slight drawback turned out to be one of the most beautiful double rainbows I have ever seen. I recommend doing this hike in a counterclockwise loop because the views at the end are well worth it. Also I recommend doing this hike in the evening as we finished the hike around 8 PM and the sun made the hoodoo formations look amazing.

Best trail with breathtaking views. I was double minded to go for hiking during snow but it was 1000% worth it. Snow made it even more beautiful.

An amazing hike, not too difficult until you need to go back uphill. Remember to bring some water.

Great way to descend into the hoodoos and really experience the park. Then loop back on Wall Street to make it a loop. If it is winter or icy make sure to bring traction devices

Bryce Canyon national park is a unique and iconic place to visit that displays what nature forces can do with the sandstone monolith given enough time. Size wise Bryce Canyon is not as impressive as the Grand Canyon or even Zion Canyon but if you're around definitely worth visiting.

A very scenic place to visit with incredible views. If you come in the winter be prepared for some serious cold winds and dress in layers. I think it was -15 with wind chill due a storm when I passed through. Definitely worth a visit if you are in the area and don't mind the cold.

Amazing views in the winter. Brrrr cold and lots of snow. Pace your self when hiking in the winter and the high elevation. We lucky to visit 1st week after new year 2023. Memorable experience

Incredible place with incredible views! The entire canyon is amazing, but Bryce Point was one of my favorite spots. I'm glad we didn't know that we could "cheat" and hike down to point from the parking overlook on the backside of the canyon. Instead, we earned it by hiking up several thousand feet from the canyon floor after hiking the canyon all day. Totally worth it!

A short walk from the parking lot, you go out onto a peninsula with views on. three directions down into the canyon. You can see caves, hoodoos, distant mountains, and more. This is a unique perspective in the park - you feel suspended above the canyon. The point has railing - but as in all parts of Bryce Canyon, keep a close eye on young children.

One of the most epic of the national parks. Tons of hikes and lots of vista point road stops. Unlike nearby Zion, can drive the whole way through, don't need to hassle with shuttle. Mars-like surreal scenery! It's a must bucket list for national park goers and anyone visiting Utah.

I hiked the Bryce Point to Sunset Point Trail along the rim and was greeted by a deer up close on this trail. Caminé por el sendero Bryce Point to Sunset Point a lo largo del borde y vi un venado de cerca en esta caminata.

Bryce Canyon is a special park that is much different than others and stands out because of the geological forms called Hoodoo's. The park has much to see from up top as you can drive the 19 miles to many of the scenic overlooks or take a shuttle from many points in and out of the park. If hiking is your choice Bryce does not disappoint, the trails here can be challenging and rewarding as they put you into the canyon amongst the hoodoos. The park is very bike friendly with pave bike paths throughout the park and outside the park.

This place is amazing! A nice easy walk for an incredible view of the beautiful red rock hoodoos. Definitely worth a visit if you're in Bryce Canyon. If the parking lot is full, they'll send you back down and you'll have to take the shuttle up which isn't bad - they usually have a sign if the lot is full so you can know from the main road turnoff. The views are absolutely breathtaking.

While most people run to Sunset Point in Bryce Canyon, we decided to ask the park rangers where the best spot for sunset is in Bryce Canyon and 2 of them recommended Bryce Point. Let's just say, it did NOT disappoint!

Bryce Point is one of the best view points n in side the Bryce Canyon. The parking is limited as other view points in the park, but since the walk to the view point is pretty short, visitors come and go fast, so I would suggest to wait a bit around the entrance. The walk is easy and short, and the view is magnificent. In late November, taking photos in the morning might be better since the sunshine will be more evenly distributed across the canyon. (Follow me on IG ➡️ miss_dawang)

Gorgeous must visit national park. Visiting in the summer? It’s very hot. But, don’t let it fool you. It can get cold at the snap of a finger. Started the day at 99-100 degrees Fahrenheit and left around 4-5pm local time at 60 degrees Fahrenheit. We were lucky to have our jackets with us. Take lots of water and be patient with fellow visitors as there are many great areas to snap great pictures but some may be in very specific spots (like on trails). Some go just for the hikes, others want to capture them. Whichever you’re going for try to respect each other and don’t be rude to those trying to capture the moments, even if you may feel it’s excessive.

By far the best spot in Bryce Canyon National Park. You must visit this area. There's a decent amount of parking around here, but be prepared to find it all full. This is where a lot of trails begin, including the famous Navajo loop trail.

Words cannot express the magnificence of this park. We drive in but use the shuttle as parking is scarce. Even off season there was plenty of hikers. Everyone was courteous and mindful of other hikers. Would love to have spent more time

This viewpoint is iconic for a reason. The mind-blowing landscape of vivid colors and incredible rock formations as far as the eye can see is truly awe-inspiring. Rivaled only by it's neighbor Sunrise Point (and perhaps maybe Inspiration Point) this is absolutely a must-see attraction in Bryce Canyon NP. Sure it will be crowded, but the views are more than worth it. If you're in decent physical condition, try hiking the Navajo Loop below to see the amazing views from a different perspective

This is an amazing place with so much to look at you will want to stop every 100 ft and take a picture. The Queens garden and Navajo trail hike is excellent with use of the twin Bridges and Thor's hammer. I suggest getting on the trail early to beat the crowds plus starting at sunrise or sunset point before sunrise gives you an amazing view of the sun coming up over the canyon. The campsites are first come first serve and have very nice facilities.

I feel like $35 is kind of a lot to get into the park. That being said, it was gorgeous. We were with family members who used a wheelchair and had some kids in strollers, so we didn't stay too long because the hikes were not appropriate, but we were able to take in some fantastic views. Next time I go, I will try some the hikes, then maybe $35 won't be so bad.

Stunning. Magnificent. Majestic. Jaw dropping. Poetic. Mother Nature is truly the best artist. This place has hoodoos like no other hoodoos place I’ve seen. Huge expanse as far as the eye could see. It’s so picturesque, words are unnecessary. Somehow, the snow on the hoodoos made it even more poetic and beautiful. Everywhere I looked, it was photogenic at all angles. The sun was going down when we were there so the lighting was perfect. Totally recommend this place!

Truly breathtaking views! Despite its name, sunrise here is amazing with an incredible depth of color (and in my opinion a better option here than at Sunrise Point, but it’s not far from here so you can check both out).

It’s indeed a sunset point. What a view. Just want to sit there and watch the sun go down and let time pass by. The colours and out of this world. Do thank the creator when your totally embraced in the environment. One of the best sunsets. Shoes with grips and walking sticks if going down in the canyon. Water and food must.

One of best national parks that I was in. Totally recommend spending at least one whole day in it, for sure if someone has more time there is enough things to see. I also recommend staying at the hotel nearby as it gets crowded at morning, so you don’t need to get in there so early. I think that trails are moderate, but there is a lot of places to stop and rest.

When I come to the rim of the canyon, I finally realize why they made this National park. It’s like nothing I ever see. Words hard to describe the feeling of being awe by the majestic of the rock formation. It’s god made. Magnificent views from all around. Sitting at 8000 feet altitude, this area has most concentration of hoodoos. Rim trail is easy and gorgeous views that offer the best view for amphitheater.

I heard this place referred to as a hidden gem multiple times and I have to agree. The park is easy to navigate, trails well marked. I did the Navajo Loop and Queens Garden Trail which is about three miles and connects to the Sunset Point to Sunrise Point Trail . I opted to go during the off season which gave me less people and more solitude. I did need Micro spikes for the ice and snow, but it was totally fine. I recommend this place 100 percent! Go now! You won’t regret it .

Very beautiful point better than sunrise and gets better and better! We went in December and view with snow is amazing! We started Navajo queens lop here and went down hill in the canyon and came up to sunrise point. It was a nice trail! Even the lookout at sunset is very beautiful. Trail makes you feel the real canyon!

Try and get here earlier to get a parking spot. We had no problems when we got here for sunrise but there were a lot of cars looking for parking when we left at lunch time. It is gorgeous for sunrise in this area.

It's one of the most spectacular places you'll ever see. It's a 2 hour drive from Zion. You can't visit Zion National Park and not visit Bryce Canyon. You just need to spend a day there. The town on the way was pretty cool too

Bryce Canyon National Park is an absolute marvel of nature! From the breathtaking hoodoos to the stunning vistas, every corner of this park is a photographer's dream. Hiking through the intricate maze of trails offers a sense of adventure and awe-inspiring beauty at every turn. Sunrise and sunset paint the sky with colors so vivid they seem almost surreal. The park's ranger-led programs provide valuable insights into its geology and wildlife. Whether you're an avid hiker, a nature enthusiast, or simply seeking solace in the great outdoors, Bryce Canyon National Park is a must-visit destination that will leave you utterly spellbound.

Beautiful park that remains one of our favorite National Parks! Visiting in the winter provided a completely new perspective. The trails weren’t too crowded nor too icy though warm clothes, gloves and hiking boots are a must.

The general store at Bryce City was a pleasant surprise. The steak in their cooler section, when campfire cooked, was melt in your mouth. I found all my camping restocking supplies at a reasonable price. Peek a boo trail during sunrise has a fire glow! Got there early, before 6a, and there were few people. You can drive in at that time and parking is available. Shuttles start at 8a.

March 26th Spring experienced various temps. Snow, sun, cool, cold, warm, hot... could have used gloves. Glad for warm coat, hoodie and hiking shoes. Saw one lady wipe out from slick area and wearing sneakers. Other dummies in shorts. Took National Park Express at 5am for Bryce Canyon and Zion. You only get 1.5hrs in park enough to take some photos, admire the beauty, go to bathroom...will have to return when it's warmer.

Loved this ❤️ Queen's Garden, Peekaboo and Navajo trails - took me 5h. Incredible stunning views worth every effort.

Loved Bryce. My favorite over Zion and Grand Canyon (though GC dang close). Peek a boo loop the best hike.

Came here after Zion National Park. Totally different, amazing geographical formations. Really like the Thor. Did the Navajo Loop. It was only 1.3mi but beware the change in elevation. Easy to walk down but the return uphill can be a struggle for those not used to hiking uphill.

From here at Sunrise Point you can take Queen's Garden trail down to Peekaboo loop and then climb Navajo trail back up to Sunset Point. And if you time it right you could potentially enjoy the sunrise at Sunrise and the sunset at Sunset. We logged 8 or 9 miles all said and done, mighty tired by the end of it, but it was an otherworldly hike we'd all strongly recommend, including the 65 year-old woman among us.

So much to explore what an awesome place to see. We loved the natural bridge and sunrise and sunset are perfect.we came in September the mornings were chilly but warm winds blow up on the rims so be flexible. Crowds get there early for sunrise so be prepared. We will def come back.

Hard not to love Bryce Canyon National Park and Sunrise Point with its expansive vistas, great trails, and helpful staff. This sprawling reserve in southern Utah is known for its crimson-colored hoodoos and overlooks. After a white-knuckle, two-lane drive at dusk over the Canaan Mountains in a blinding snowstorm in February, I woke up to blue sky, calm winds and magnificent view. What a difference 12-hours and a lower elevation can make. Not to be missed.

We came to the sunrise point roughly 20-30 minutes before the sunrise, and the sky was already a bit bright. Parking can be tricky, so coming a bit earlier is always better. From the sunrise point, visitors can directly see the sunrise and also see the sunshine on the right side of the wall. It’s highly recommend, and we think it’s even more beautiful than the sunset. The queens garden trail between the sunset point and the sunrise point is very nice and not too difficult. If you prefer a long, gradual down and a steep up, then you should go from the sunrise point to the sunset point. If you prefer a steep down and a gradual, long up, then you should go from the sunset point to the sunrise point. It took us 1.5-2 hours for a lot of photos and rest along the way. (Follow me on IG ➡️ miss_dawang)

We parked here and started towards sunset point. View gets better and better. Canyon with snow looks super beautiful ! We came 7am in the morning in December and there were very few people! We started and ended our Navajo queens loop here, we went through sunset point first.

Watched sunrise from this spot and it was out of this world. So spectacular... St Patrick's Day snow fun.

One of the most beautiful spots in Bryce Canyon National Park. We finished the Navajo Loop Trail + Queen's Garden Trail and arrived here early morning and really enjoyed the view!!

Was able to see Bryce Canyon after a snowstorm. Amazingly beautiful views and stunning scenery.

This review was from a winter experience. The views are great! We arrived about 20 minutes before sunrise. The parking was 1/3 full and it was nearly full by sunrise. Logistics: the fee gates were closed when we arrived before 7am. Drive to the second road and turn and then you come upon the NPS kiosk denoting the trailhead. From here you can turn right and walk about 2 minutes to see the official viewing structure. We turned left and had great views (and many followed us). The day we went was extremely cold. Check the weather and dress appropriately. Totally worth it! Enjoy!

incredible view, especially at this time of year with the white snow contrasting against the red rock. short walk from the parking lot! lots of trails to go on from here to explore into the canyon

The trail is an easily hike. We left the car at sunset point and started our hike from sunrise point. Highly recommend doing this trail

Great taste of Bryce. If you can only do one hike this might be it. We like combine it with the peekaboo & Navajo trails for a ~7mi challenging hike but even going part of the way down on this trail has great views.

Words cannot describe the experience that awaits you. Take the Queens Garden trail loop clockwise that way descending Wall Street will vibe fresh.

Combined with the Navajo loop trail. Nice hike through some hoodoos. Steep way down and steep way up but pretty flat in between.

Very easy trails hike down to the canyon and back. But combine with 100 degree heat and 8000 feet altitude, it can become challenge. No shades but lots amazing doodle rock formations. Dry and hot. Bring lots of water. I wish I carry a umbrella with me to provide my own shades.

Such beautiful views. The hikes are a little strenuous and I suggest bringing layers because it started off cold and got hot fairly quickly.

This review is from a winter hiking experience. Chilly, slick and beautiful. Sunny and full of nature's eye candy. Much warmer on the uphill. It took us about 90 minutes to traverse down and back. Logistics: no shuttle and parking is at a premium. Ice spikes on the shoes were well worth it in the snow. Poles were nice and not really needed. Totally worth it! Enjoy!

It's a beautiful trail, but remember, hiking down is optional. Hiking back up is mandatory. That said, it's not too tough of a hike, and it's only slightly steep at the beginning and the end. We did it in a steady light snowfall, and it was awesome. Ice spikes are pretty much mandatory for winter hiking.

Hiked Queens Garden Trail shortly before sunset in July 2021. Did not complete the full trail as the sun was going to set soon and we wanted to view it from Sunrise Point and not be stuck on the trail in the dark. The trail was short and decently flat compared to the rest of the park. A very easy hike, more like a nature walk, offering views from within the canyon.

Probably one of the best hikes I've been on in such a unique climate! It's hot and sunny most days so prepared to bring lots of water. There's a decent amount of areas with good shade but that trail does have some pretty steep inclines. Everything is well marked and the trails were well maintained. Plan to spend the whole day here since there's a huge variety of trails to choose from.

Another amazing trail. Not a difficult trail, but we had about 1500ft of elevation change. Not for the out of shape people.

Aside from all the horse droppings, there is a tremendous amount to be desired here. The main entrance was shut down due to damage from rain and falling debris. I connected from Wall Street to Navajo Trail to the Peekaboo Loop. A lot of height variance along the trail. Some of the lookouts are the greatest in Bryce.

Peekaboo trail in Bryce canyon national Park is a must hike if you make it to Bryce. The hoodoos are some of the finest in the park. The path is well marked and a moderate in terms of effort, but the payback is unbelievable for your time and effort. We made the hike in mid February in the snow just added to the magical imagery. The day we went crampons and poles were must, but you will not regret it.

Added this on to our Navajo Trail Loop (this is a 3-mile hike, 5 total with Navajo). Absolutely amazing hike. Remember water! There is some tree cover but this is a very hot hike and strenuous. The elevation change is no joke. With both trails, this took us about two hours. Highly recommend, but note the elevation change and drastic inclines and declines. Can’t wait to come back.

This may be the most beautiful trail in Bryce Canyon. You get right up close to the amazing Rock formations and also get incredible views of the canyon. The trail does have a lot of up and down, so you'll get a good workout!

We wanted the Bryce experience and needed to visit the hoodoos up close and personal. We started at the Bryce Point trailhead, hiked the mile to the Peekaboo loop and started our trek. This is a must if you come here and want the full experience. Some warnings; you must be in decent shape (not necessarily great) and you must bring lots of water.

One of the best hikes during my trip and certainly in Bryce Canyon. I was able to hit all 3 points and received a special decal from the rangers at the visitor center. Very cool program. Love it. Jeff Mullins Photography Adventures. Get Your Hike On! Consider following me on all my adventures and please like my pictures. Thanks

This is a great 3 mile loop starting near the base of the canyon. We did the figure 8 trail that goes through the peek-a-boo loop. The park ranger suggested we walk clockwise because the horses generally walk in that direction. When we did the trail in the summer it was about ~100F/38C. Be sure to pack lots of water and take your time. Although there are pockets of shade you may consider wearing a hat or even bringing an umbrella (we saw 2). The trail will frequently change in elevation with climbs and dips (the hiking guide says a cumulative elevation of 1571 feet/523 meters). This trail connects to Bryce point or the Navajo loop on the other end so you can decide how long and far you want to hike.

We were here at the end of December. Watch for ice on the path! I would assume the parking lot would be full during the summer. There is an overflow parking lot just before Mossy Cave Trail pull-off. Beautiful place.

Fantastic place! One of those "hidden gems" you would probably just drive right on by, not knowing what was there. There is a small dirt parking lot and a bathroom. The hike is not difficult really, a little steep in some places but for a short distance. We were there for maybe a total of an hour and loved it. The "cave" is not really a cave that you walk in to and look around, more of a recessed area (fenced off) that you can peek into. The waterfall and the river are the neatest parts. Highly recommend.

This is a great little trail that includes a cave (which isn't even the coolest part of the hike in my opinion), a river/stream and a waterfall. It's great for kids as is a fairly easy and short trail with water. There are bathrooms by the parking lot.

Nice hike. Easy and well maintained. Bathrooms at the bottom. Two bridges and then up the hill to the Mossy Cave and a view of the waterfall. Water is beautiful and clean. Lots of people and kids on the hike. Several shady areas and places to sit and take in the view. Parking is limited.

Fun hike, easy for kids but has some dicey spots so keep them close. Not really a cave... more like a small alcove, but the scenery is beautiful!

Great easy trail for all ages. Area to play in the creek and great view of the falls.

The trail starts off of route 12 and there you will see a waterfall, a cave, and a large rock structure with arches and windows in it. But the waterfall isn’t much of a waterfall, it is just a trickle of water coming down, but definitely, you could hear water in the stream. Just a disclaimer, although this is a pretty easy hike that even kids would love, there can be a little steep in some places. But don’t worry because they made it as user friendly as possible by putting man made bridges to support hikers.

Fantastic place! Waterfall and creek! Make sure you bring your swimwear!!!

Stunning national park. The rock formations are amazing and there's so many things to see and do. We spent the day there. We started by taking the shuttle to the last view point, then walked a short distance to the start of the Navajo trail which takes you down into the canyon (about 15 minutes walk to get to the start). Make sure you do the Navajo trail anti clockwise as you go downhill at a steeper elevation where there's not much to say and you come back up at an easier elevation with lots of stopping points for photos. Then we did the scenic drive all the way to the top and stopped off at each viewpoint. Probably don't need to stop at all, just stop at 2 or 3 but make sure you stop at the natural bridge one as that's really cool.

The park was absolutely breathtaking. You simply must embark on the scenic drive, spanning a remarkable 18 miles all the way to the park's highest peak. It offers a myriad of fantastic hiking options, ranging from easy to challenging. And don't forget to visit the park amphitheater, a definite highlight and the main attraction. We happened to be here during the first week of June, and surprisingly, it's delightfully serene with minimal crowds.

Sunset point was gorgeous. We hiked the Navajo loop. It’s a good short 1.5 mile hike. Inspiration Point was my favorite view. Bryce Point was a good stop as well. In case you’re wondering, dogs are not allowed on the trail. If you don’t want to hike everywhere, there is a free shuttle system that will take you to every Point.

Loved the selection of souvenir items, the kind staff, and clean facilities. Bryce Canyon is one of my favorite parks and bringing my brother from Germany with his family here to see why I keep raving about it, was just the best. We had a fabulous while cold day at the park and it was hard to tear ourselves away. I can't wait until I get to return.

Bryce is a top shelf national park. The Silent City Hoodoos must be seen to be believed. Even the lesser overlooks have tremendous views. The scenery from the various rim lookouts is easily worth the trip. I didn't have time to go on any of the hikes, but look forward to doing some in the future.

Wow and wow. Got there early morning and started the scenic drive, rainbow point. Stopped at each pull off. Inspiration point take your time walking up, and Bryce point hoodoos were absolutely gorgeous. All points are a much see. Did them all and Mossy Cave trail in a day.

This is a great place for a day trip if you are near Zion in general! They have a variety of hikes, all very doable within a few hours. Best lookout point of the majority of the park is sunrise point! This is easily accessible via the shuttle bus. We took the Navajo/Queen loop which gave us a great view of the many hoodoos in the park. Bring some snacks and water, and make sure to pack out what you pack in! There are a good number of steeper climbs and drops on the trails so hiking poles might be a good idea.

Amazing creation of Mother Nature and we are fortunate to see some of them in Bryce Canyon. The rock formations are mind blowing and the park authority has made great effort to preserve them. The park has shuttle service from the visitors center to all the view points. I would recommend spending an entire day to enjoy the beautiful creation of mother nature. All the points of interests have their own restroom, water fountains and parking lots. I would suggest taking the shuttle cause parking could be little difficult at some points. Definitely recommend visiting this national park.

Bryce Canyon is stunningly beautiful! We went in mid-October, which was perfect we felt like (upper 70s in the day, and 40s-60s at night time)... If you are in good shape you could definately make a whole day or two out of this park alone, although our 7 & 10 yr old kids could only last for a few hours, lol. Lots of elevation change, so be ready for that. Some parts are steep with switchback, all of it is stunningly beautiful. Use the shuttle, hard to find parking for a lot of the day.

Absolutely amazing, magical place. The Hoodoos don't seem real. Its like what you would imagine the landscape to be on another planet. I highly recommend the inspiration point trail. Its uphill but extremely short and well worth it. Also, you have to walk the trail at sunrise point. It takes you down into the canyon. From that trail you will run into the Wall St which looks like the NY skyline. Pretty awesome. So glad we decided to come here.

A beautiful park with a solar panel that helps to power the visitors center. The visitors center is a good place to visit. It will give you info as to what trails are open. The bathroom is here nice, too. The park was nice. I saw some wildlife. I took my best pictures. The trail was slippery . It had snow. The path I was in took me to this bridge that overwhelmed the hoodoos. Ot was incredible.

Bryce Canyon is hands down my favorite national park that I’ve been to. It’s majestic and so expansive that you could spend a week there and still not hike everything! We did the Navajo loop and it took around 1.5 hours at a slow hiking pace and stopping for pictures. The park gets very busy even in the morning so make sure to get there early and pack a bag with water and snacks!

This is the most beautiful place I have seen! Unbelievable mother nature's work. It's good to have 1 full day to hike and enjoy The Bryce City. Great trails and breathtaking views are ahead. Sunset was beautiful!

Awesome natural landscape formation. So scenic that you can keep on watching for hours. Both sunset and sunrise points are superb. Pics can’t capture what one see with their own eyes. Must visit when you plan Grand Canyon trip.

Absolutely beautiful! I feel like I took too many pictures! The colors and the geology and the hiking of different difficulty makes this a great place for visitors of all abilities. It feels ancient, magical even. Some hikes are accessible without any park entry, such as Mossy Cave, and others you pay the park fee at the booth and have free range for a day. The quick hike between sunset and sunrise point was amazing to see! And the visitor station had a museum inside for some extra education regarding all the sights, both history and science!

Gift shop an information. Great place to gear up and figure out what you need to get things done. I would recommend buying a new hat since you'll be walking around in the sun all day. They have some great information and very nice clean bathrooms. You can also meet new people form around the world here. Very nice place.

What a beautiful National Park tucked into the middle of Utah! It was so amazing with the snow tucked in all over the park! I definitely want to come back when it is warmer and greener! Definitely put this on your bucket list!

Excellent national park with amazing views! I enjoyed the informational exhibits at the visitors center as well. Highly recommend and we will be back!

Bryce Canyon National Park, located in Utah, is renowned for its stunning hoodoos - tall, thin spires of rock. The park's vibrant, otherworldly landscape is a result of erosion over millions of years. Hiking trails like the Navajo Loop and Queens Garden offer spectacular views of these formations. Sunrise and sunset at Bryce are particularly breathtaking. It's a must-visit for nature enthusiasts and photographers alike. Keep in mind that the high elevation can lead to cooler temperatures, even in summer. Overall, Bryce Canyon is a unique and awe-inspiring destination in the American Southwest.

This was a fun little hike that took us 3 hours including the 4 kilometer / 2.5 miles of rim trail. I would suggest this trail even to families with younger kids.

Amazing hike, highly recommended !! Contrary to the park’s recommendation, I hiked it clockwise because the grade seemed more manageable, and I wanted a gentle finish from Sunrise View back to Fairyland View. I’m glad I did because in that direction the sudden view of the Boat Mesa a bit more than an hour in gave me goosebumps. Incredible views !

My favorite hike in Bryce Canyon (full disclosure: the also highly regarded Peek-A-Boo trail was closed due to rockslides so I can't compare it to that one). The rock formations here were incredible and there was so much variety in them, as well as the terrain itself. I felt myself saying "wow" nearly every time I rounded a turn or crested a hill. This trail really takes you down into the canyon, then back up, then back down again, before finally climbing above the starting point and back down. It is over 7 miles and very little of it is flat, so I'd say it is a somewhat strenuous hike, but it's certainly doable for anyone with a decent level of fitness. In terms of enjoyment and a sense of accomplishment at the end, this hike will leave you feeling awesome. It goes without saying bring plenty of water and sunscreen for this one. The hike starts and ends outside the park proper, but there are sections where the hike is inside Bryce Canyon NP, so although you might be able to complete it without anyone checking for your park pass (no one hassled me on a Thursday in early November) the NPS needs funding to preserve incredible places like this so pay your fee.

This review is for winter weather, from trailhead to Tower Bridge. Summary: super awesome. It's been cold and snow is on the ground. The park road is only open 3 miles. We got to the park a little before 10 am and it was 23 degrees.. There was still parking. Put on your ice cleats, grab hiking poles if you want and roll... Right at the step off from the main rim trail someone had clearly nearly fallen down the cliff. The snow reveals all. Don't be that guy; pay attention. That is actually the trickiest part of the trail. Prepare yourself for awesome views. It is so good. Round trip took us several hours. On the way down in the cold morning we saw *1* person. On the way up we saw about 15. It was moderate difficulty, not outlandish. We ate lunch at tower bridge with a chipmunk, blue bird (don't feed the animals). Enjoy!

Fantastic trail, better than the Grand Canyon! It’s like you’re hiking on Mars! Amazing walk, take lots of water if it’s a hot day. We ran out and the last leg along the rim trail getting back to our car, whilst amazingly beautiful, was difficult in the 105 degree heat! We did this anti-clockwise and enjoyed it!

We started from North Campground and went counter clock wise. It was really good hike, one of the best. There are not many people here, as trails needs at least 3 hours.

What a beautiful hike! I did the trail counter clockwise and came back on the rim trail. I started and ended at sunrise point. That’s what I’d recommend. There’s no shuttle from fairyland point.

For inexperienced hikers, this was a mental hurdle, but we did it! It's a long hike, but a rewarding one. The middle of October was a great time to go, no crowds, cool air... All great.

Great hike, with a decent elevation. Bring water, snacks and shoes with closed toes, anticipate rocky trail. I came in sandals and boy i paid for it. Overall very nice, intermediate difficulty trail. I would say considering elevation and stopping to take pictures allow 2 hours for a round trip. The trail is also adjacent to Tower Bridge Trail, so my pics may my mixed

Amazing, absolutely brilliant section! A must-do, must-hike. The Navajo loop trail is not very long, but has a steep descend and climb on the beginning/end. Bring lots of water, hiking shoes. It can be very hot. I'd give it more than 5 stars, if I could!

Bryce Canyon overall is my favorite park! It's so incredibly beautiful, and Wall Street Trail is such a unique and fun trail to experience. You zig zag down the easy trail until you reach the bottom of the canyon. Our group included 7 kids ranging in ages from 4-14 and everyone made the hike easily. You have to check this place out!

Excellent views of the hoodoos! We hiked the Navajo Loop to Peekaboo to Wall Street combination, in a figure 8, which totaled 4.9 miles. We completed it in 3-4 hours. The combination took us up and down hoodoos about 4 times. I would characterize this combination hike as strenuous due to the elevation changes, some of which are rather steep. The trail is wide so there is plenty of room to hike. I would not recommend bringing very young children on this trail. Bring plenty of water!

Navajo Loop and Queens Garden trail are surely very nice and impressive, especially the wall section. However, be prepared for the crowds as this trail is heavily visited. Also, you can of course only walk a short part of the trail, but right from the start you go down and you will have to get up again. We saw a lot of people who were sitting in a tiny peace of shade and looking completely exhausted. Make sure you have average fitness, a hat and sufficient water. I preferred fairyland loop, which is long but way less crowded.

Amazing trail that connects Sunset Point to the Navajo Loop and Queens Garden Trail. Highly recommended to take this route if your able to (this is a steep uphill zig-zag climb that has many stairs). Also highly recommended to check the National Park website for info on what supplys to bring (plenty of water, proper clothing, etc).

I did the Navajo loop trail and Wall Street on the first snowfall day in November 2019. What a scenic winter wonderland it was! The beautiful hoodoos covered in a snow jacket was just indescribably magical. The combination of the altitude, the cold and the intensive hike made me feel exhausted pretty fast. But just took my time and enjoyed the beautiful setting.

We did the Queen-Navajo Loop and it was moderate and super long. The trail is downwards, levels then a lot of uphill whichever way you start or return. But it was well worth it. I wanted nothing more to do this trail as I saw it in a lot of popular media and so glad I got to experience this journey. The winding road going down which is the Navajo part is a lot easier than what it looks. 1000x recommend this trail

Really nice!!! A hike of medium difficulty due to the height gained in a short distance, which can make the route a bit heavy. The view is very good because of the colors on the walls. It is important to carry hydration and walk carefully and attentively on the road.

Magic trail, bring water, comfortable closed toe shoes, snacks and sunscreen. Great hike for kids, very exciting experience of going down the stairs, climbing over and under rocks. Do not embark if you have bad knees, lots of stairs and up and down walking here. Breathtaking views of the canyon, adjacent to two Bridges trails

cool and nice， but you need good spot to shoot the picture，time is critical too.

Scenery is stunning but the hike is a hike (at least for me it was)

The area can be the start or the end of the hiking. It has a wonderful view around here. I recommend the Navajo trail by this area but it will be mildly strenuous.

Great rock formation. Better than the queen.

Not as cool as I thought it’d be, given the name and hype

(Translated by Google) The hoodoo is called Thor's hammer. You can see it while walking the Navajo Loop Trail. I think it's famous not because Thor's hammer itself is so cool, but because the view from there is so great. (Original) 토르의 해머라고 불리는 후두. 나바호 루프트레일을 걷다보면 볼 수 있다. 토르의 해머 자체가 엄청 멋지기 보다 그쪽에서 보이는 뷰가 굉장히 훌륭해서 유명한 것 같다.

(Translated by Google) Suggestive place at around 2500 meters above sea level, there are different routes to take depending on the time you have available. Wall Street is a heart-stopping experience, crossing it you reach the Bryce Canyon valley and the view is breathtaking (Original) Posto suggestivo a circa 2500 metri di altezza, ci sono diversi percorsi in cui incamminarsi a seconda del tempo che si ha a disposizione. Wall street è un tuffo al cuore, oltrepassandolo si raggiunge la valle del Bryce canyon e la vista è mozzafiato

We were so pleased with this 3 hour tour of Bryce Canyon. Drew was our friendly and knowledgeable guide who made the tour so interesting. He gave us so many wonderful tips for things to do during the rest of our stay here. He took us to the most beautiful overlooks and explained the geology and history of the area very well. This is a great tour.

Oscar is extremely well informed guide, who grew up locally and spent a lot of time at Bryce Canyon. He knows the landscape, the biology, the geology, the history. He has a wealth of information. He is also courtious, patient and helpful. We are so happy that we chose this company, because the experience was memorable

We had a wonderful tour of Bryce Canyon last week. We had a group of 8 seniors and our tour guide Drew did not disappoint! He was very knowledgeable about the whole area, but was also so fun and entertaining… A good time was had by all! Would highly recommend!

My husband and I recently embarked on a guided hike in Bryce Canyon, and we had an incredible time exploring the Navajo Loop and Queen's Garden trails with our guide, Kevin. From start to finish, the experience was nothing short of amazing. Kevin's extensive knowledge and passion for Bryce Canyon were evident from the moment we met him. He expertly led us through the breathtaking landscape, sharing fascinating facts and stories. It was like having a walking encyclopedia by our side! The Navajo Loop and Queen's Garden trails provided us with a perfect opportunity to marvel at Bryce Canyon's natural beauty. The stunning rock formations, vibrant colors, and unique hoodoos left us in awe at every turn. Moreover, Kevin's enthusiasm and energy were infectious. His friendly demeanor and willingness to answer questions made the experience even more enjoyable. It was evident that he genuinely cared about making our hike memorable and informative. All in all, our guided hike was an unforgettable experience. We highly recommend joining one of these guided hikes. Whether you're a nature enthusiast or someone with little hiking experience, you will have an enriching and enjoyable time.

Our hike in Bryce Canyon with Oscar was the highlight of our trip to Utah and Arizona! It is a 5 to 6 hour guided hike through Bryce Canyon with a 700’ elevation gain which is approximately 50 stories on my Fitbit! You are hiking for approximately 4 of those hours, as there is travel time between base and Bryce. It is not for the faint of heart however, I am a casual hiker, and Oscar made it eminently doable! He is knowledgeable about all things flora, fauna, geology, and animal life in the park giving fascinating and little known facts the entire way ( which also helps greatly in distracting you from the rigorous climb!) He is enthusiastic, knowledgeable, and warm. He knows instinctively went to stop in the shade to give you a break during the climb. We could not have enjoyed our time more! And the sense of accomplishment you feel at the end is amazing. He also takes wonderful pictures and instructs you where to take the best pictures yourself. As an added bonus, he took us on a second hike to a secret waterfall in the park, which was amazing. I cannot recommend this company and Oscar more! They are also a small local family business and everyone in the office was equally great.

We had a perfect experience! The desk employee guided us very patiently through booking both the trip and the shuttle. And the tour of 4 Bryce 'must sees' was unforgettable! Kevin is a good driver and he loves his country and his work. All thumbs up!

My mom and I took the scenic tour of Bryce Canyon. Our tour guide Drew grew up in the area and was full of knowledge and a good sense of humor! The vehicle was clean, air conditioned, and snacks and water were provided. The tour was three hours and we stopped at five areas of the park to walk around a bit and take in the beautiful scenery. A perfect tour for anyone who wants to take in the sights and learn about Bryce Canyon.

We just finished the Stellar Jay's private tour, with Kevin as our guide. We couldn't be more pleased with Kevin's knowledge, patience and guide skills as we were able to completely customize what we saw and did. We viewed several amphitheaters, hiked down Wall Street, hiked up Navajo loop, visited Inspiration Point, Natural Bridge and Bryce Point. Everything was amazing and Kevin taught us so much about the flora, fauna and history of Bryce Canyon. We would do this again in a heartbeat and would have loved to have MORE time to explore. We hope to be back again soon and would highly recommend taking a tour with Bryce Canyon Scenic Tours and asking for Kevin!

We were stuck near Bryce canyon as our vehicule has broken down, but thanks to Oscar we were able to spend the best afternoon in the Amazing parc of Bryce Canyon and we loved it 😀

We absolutely loved our afternoon with Jim on our Scenic Tour of Bryce Canyon. He was so knowledgeable and pointed out different hoodoos that we would never have seen on our own. He was also friendly and easy to get along with, and so the three hours went by too fast! We had a friend with us who had a broken ankle, and the tour was absolutely the best decision we made to be able to still see everything the canyon has to offer, learning and seeing all of the great sights, and it made getting around the park so easy. We can't say enough great things about our tour and Jim.

Highly recommend this tour through Bryce! We had a great time hiking the trails. Both guides were awesome - very knowledgeable and easy to chat with. The biking was exhilarating with gorgeous views of the valley below. Definitely a highlight of our trip!