The overlooks at Bryce Canyon show amazing formations called hoodoos. This is the largest collection of hoodoos in the world. Their geology is interesting, but it is amazing just to view all the shapes and colors. There are a number of overlooks for viewing the...More

Well coordinated shuttle service was very welcoming. Visitor center staff very knowledgeable and food at the lodge excellent. But most importantly....the views and experience of the Carmel highway are beyond words.

The pictures can tell you what to expect, but they really can't capture the experience of seeing it. You can get the highlights in a few hours, especially if you choose not to hike (but, you should at least do the Navajo loop if you're...More

Not a tourist destination, not a lot of people around, yet mostly coming from Europe, hey guys, get to know your own country, this is one of the most impressive National parks; Nature or the hand of God had done such a beauty over millions...More

The main park shuttles will take you only as far back as Bryce point (which is less than 1/2 the park), and really doesn't include a "tour". But you can reserve a free tour that will take you all the way out to Rainbow Point,...More

If you have only one day in Bryce, definitely hike the rim trail. From Fairyland to Brice Point is 5.5 miles but there are shorter options. Their shuttle routes are great for this. We took the shuttle to Bryce Point, walked around and then shuttled...More

Bryce Canyon National Park is beautiful and the visitor access is well-organized. Parking is ample and the shuttles run frequently. Rangers are always glad to help. Gift shop prices were very reasonable. The most "user-friendly" park we visited of the 12 parks we went to...More