Beautiful facility with great bathrooms and gift shop. Came out to do the Peek a Boo trail and it was absolutely magnificent. Too breath taking for words. Highly recommended. About a 6 mile hike, we'll worth every moment. I felt like I was in the bottom of an old ocean and also like an Eagle in the sky! The rock formations are incredible and the color variations in the rock are fantastic, there is so much to indulge your senses all around you here! Great trip!

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.

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.

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.

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!

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.

Bryce Canyon is absolutely breathtaking. It is so gorgeous! Pictures don't do it justice. I actually believe that it is more beautiful than the Grand Canyon. Loved it and want to come back🤗

Of the 5 National parks in Utah this is our favorite. When you arrive the first words likely to be uttered are “WOW” and “INCREDIBLE”. The National Park Service does a great job handling the park and all of it’s visitors. Lots of great hikes and visitors center is helpful. They will help to map out hikes and stops to accommodate all levels of walkers. We easily could have spent more time there but plan on returning. Just too much to take in on a short visit.

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!

Otherworldly desert landscape, great memories made here while working for the summer back in 2018 and it was really nice to revisit during the annular solar eclipse. It was so beautiful watching it and then hike among tall hoodoos and red sandstone and canyon walls.

Awesome, awesome park! We got to experience the solar eclipse, ring of fire. If you visit, I recommend taking the shuttle so that you don't have to worry about traffic inside the park. The views are majestic. Recommend to hit as many trails as possible. You will not be disappointed.

Even though there was fresh snow we had a great 6.2 mile hike doing the figure 8 - combining two loops. Easier to get parking near sunrise point than Sunset point. Either are good starting points. Ruby’s Inn rents micro spikes which were essential for hiking on the packed snow and ice. The snow makes it even more beautiful to be amongst the rock formations and Hoodoos. We hike all year. Often. And this trail might just have the most scenery per foot of any I have done.

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!

Bryce Canyon was my favorite National Park in visited in Utah! The "smaller crowds" gave us an opertunity to more personally enjoy this incredible place. We hiked a ton of trails and vecause we started early we rarely had to walk with others. The visitors center was well managed and the facilities were very clean. The staff we interacted with was great

Love it! Lots of hiking....easy and hard. Not like anything else I have ever seen. My calf muscles were screaming after 3 days of hiking it. Sunrise better than sunset

Absolutely STUNNING park! We visited late May and the weather could not have been more perfect! Cool nights and temps rising only into high 70's, low 80's at max - making it optimal for walking/hiking this canyon. INCREDIBLE views that change with every step. We hiked the Navajo Loop Trail through Queen's Garden. Began at Sunset Point and ended at Sunrise Point. Also, hiked the Peekaboo Loop. Please note that if you are physically unable to hike these trails, this park is completely suitable for handicap vistas or simply driving and stopping at each viewpoint. Most of the park is easily viewed that way. Awesome Rangers and staff - well maintained trail systems that are well-marked.

What an amazing place. The hoodoos are everything! If you have it in you, hike the loop from Sunset Park to Sunrise Point and then down the Queen Trail into the canyon and then back up via the Two Bridges Trail. Then we drove all the way to the end to Rainbow Point. Don’t miss the Natural Bridge viewpoint.

This is an amazing national park. It is beautiful the walking the trails over here make it feel special and something else. I recommend anybody to come over here and take a look it is so amazing