Best of Bryce Canyon National Park
A rim you look down from into a bowl of orange spires, with a short walk that puts you among them.
Checking live park conditions…
Trails below the rim are clear of snow and ice, and the nights are cool enough for the dark sky the park is known for. Winter keeps the rim open and photogenic, but the descents turn icy.
Day 1·Amphitheater Rim & Hoodoos
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Sunrise Point
Sunrise lights up the amphitheater, creating a spectacular glow on the hoodoos.
Activity
Queen's Garden Trail
Walk among the hoodoos and experience their majesty up close.
Activity
Navajo Loop Trail
Descend into the canyon and wind through a labyrinth of rock formations. Check for trail closures before you go.
Sightseeing
Sunset Point
The classic view of the main amphitheater as the sun dips below the horizon.
Rest
Bryce Canyon Visitor Center
Learn about the park's geology and wildlife, and get oriented for your visit.
Day 2·Southern Scenic Drive
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Bryce Point
One of the highest overlooks, offering panoramic views of the entire amphitheater.
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Paria View
See a different perspective of the canyon, with distant views of the Paria River Valley.
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Rainbow Point
The highest point in the park, with expansive views and access to several trails.
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Yovimpa Point
Look south over the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument, with views for hundreds of miles.
Day 3·Inspiration & Departure
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Inspiration Point
Iconic views of the Bryce Amphitheater, offering a different perspective from other overlooks.
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Fairyland Point
A quieter, less-visited overlook with unique hoodoo formations.
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