I caught a one hour ranger talk between Sunset and Sunrise Points. This was excellent. It was intersting and informative covering not only the geology of the area but also the plant life. Less good were the long queues for information at the Visitor Centre and msot disappointing was the closure of the Navajo loop trail. This was adverrtised in... More

Bryce Canyon is almost too beautiful to put into words. We arrived at the Bryce Canyon Lodge in midafternoon and couldn't check in so we headed for the canyon rim to take a look. Coming up the path to the rim it appears that you are going off the end of the world and all of a sudden you are... More

While Zion was hot already in June, Bryce Canyon was very comfortable at it's higher elevation. Just driving along the scenic drive and stopping at overlooks was breathtaking and enjoyable. Ruby's looks like a fun place to stay and was a nice stop to pick up gas and a snack on our way out. We were traveling with a little... More

Even though we went in the summer season, this park is incredibly beautiful. There was an astronomy event taking place, so there were quite a few extra people in attendance for that, but there was still a lot of peace and solitude. We were here for 2 days. The evening temps were still quite cool, and the daytime temps were... More

This was my fourth trip to Bryce Canyon, and the rock formations and colors are still awesome! (In fact, I think that Bryce has the best scenery of any National Park.) While I drove to the various view points, the shuttle bus system seems to be working well: I was always able to quickly find a parking place -- even... More

Fantastic day at the Canyon was capped with our trip up inspiration point but the rest of the rim drive is a real eye catcher with colors and arches that can barely be described.

In our party or four this was the unanimous winner of the best attraction we visited while in the USA. Liked it more than the Grand Canyon and left with that definite WOW factor. Have to say on a world scale it is still relatively unheard of receiving minimal media coverage but a hidden gem none the less. 10/10 for... More

Bryce Canyon National Park is laid out in an 18 mile (one-way scenic drive). There are 14 view points and if you stop 15 minutes at each you would spend 3-4 hours at Bryce. There is an entrance gate, $25 a car, $12 on foot, motorcycle, etc., and for me $0.00 because I'm 62+ and bought a Lifetime Pass for... More

US National Parks are all well organised for the visitor. Bryce is no exception and the Hoodoos are fantastic. Great walk from Bryce Point back to the visitor centre