My experience with this place was very positive. Such breathtaking views from mile 1 to all the way to the top of Rainbow Point. It isn't that long of a drive but there are spots to hike, camp, and go horseback riding. Overall, this park is beautiful!

Bryce is absolutely beautiful. Plenty of hiking in and out of the canyon BUT if you truly want to experience all of the canyon from the top to the floor, you really should take a horseback ride. Absolutely phenomenal. The views were amazing. I love to hike but we couldn't have experienced what we did on horses without hiking for days.

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.

Bryce Canyon National Park is one of my favorite National Parks. Much smaller than Zion National Park, it's easier to visit. Bryce is also at a much higher elevation than Zion, which results in wonderful comfortable weather. Today, the temperatures were low 70's, and it was perfect weather. Bryce is famous for Hoodoo Rocks, which are brightly colored orange, red or white. The shapes of Hoodoo Rocks makes for amazing scenery, as they are formed into columns or even pedestals. The visitor center is located near the entrance and is the first opportunity to take the park shuttle. The The Shuttle brings visitors to the four most iconic viewpoints of Bryce Canyon National Park (Bryce, Inspiration, Sunset, and Sunrise Points). Route duration is about 50 minutes. As of today, masks were required to ride, but were also provided on the bus. Most of the walking paths are paved at the shuttle stops, which makes exploration much easier. I was surprised how busy Bryce was today on a weekday in early April, but it was still easy to visit without long wait times for the shuttle. We had an amazing time.

One of the most awe inspiring places i have had the privilege of visiting. Up there in its own different with Monument Valley. After arriving the evening before at our nearby motel, we made the special effort to rise very early to see the sunrise. Its days like this you really stand and gaze in awe at the beauty of mother earth. The glorious, changing colours of the cathedral like rock formations has to be seen to be believed. You may even be visited by some friendly little critters. A very special place unlike any other.

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.

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.

We visited all three Grand Canyons and all of them were unique. Bryce is not known to many in the world as compared to Horse shoe bend and South Rim. We loved our time at Bryce National Park and it is spectacular from top and bottom Best time to visit is summer and spring. Winter has different view.

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!!

Bryce National Park is my favorite park in Utah. Love all its beautiful trails and scenery. Taking on ever step is a blessing in itself to be at the park. No matter where you take a photograph, you will always have a wonderful photo with amazing memories for years to come…

Absolutely breathtaking! There are many viewpoints to stop and take pictures and soak in the scenery along the scenic drive. There are also great hiking options from easy to strenuous. The Navajo Loop Trail was spectacular and takes you down into part of the canyon. Just be ready for the strenuous hike back up.

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.

From the moment I set foot on the trails, I was greeted by an otherworldly landscape of towering hoodoos, magnificent rock formations, and vibrant colors that seemed to defy reality. The vistas at Bryce Canyon are simply spectacular. As the sun casts its golden rays upon the canyon, the hues of red, orange, and pink come alive, creating a surreal and ever-changing panorama. Every turn revealed a new perspective, offering picturesque views that were nothing short of a photographer's dream. Exploring the park's trails was an exhilarating experience. Whether hiking through the enchanting Queen's Garden or gazing out from Sunset Point, each step immersed me deeper into the geological wonders that shaped this place over millions of years. The Silent City, Thor's Hammer, and Wall Street are just a few of the incredible formations that will leave you in awe of nature's artistic prowess. Aside from the natural splendor, the park also provides excellent facilities and amenities for visitors. The visitor center offers insightful exhibits, helpful maps, and knowledgeable rangers who are eager to share their passion for the park. The park's shuttle system is efficient and convenient, allowing for easy access to various viewpoints and trails. I highly recommend catching a sunrise or sunset at Bryce Canyon. Witnessing the vibrant colors dance across the amphitheaters as the sun paints the sky is a truly magical experience. And if you're lucky enough to visit during a stargazing event, you'll be treated to a celestial spectacle that will leave you humbled by the vastness of the universe.

Beautiful National Park located not too far from Zion National Park. Its not one of the larger parks, so hiking it isn't too hard. Viewing spots give you great photo opportunities at the top areas. The hoodoos are amazing to see and there is a nice park gift shop for all ages. Awe inspiring sight!

We hiked the Queens Navajo loop- was wonderful with many, many amazing sights. Wall Street was phenomenal. The hike was easy with mostly crushed rock trails. The grade was steep in some parts but if you took your time it was fine. Beautiful day with beautiful people. My kids took a horseback ride and said it was very well done.

Absolutely breathtaking, especially after fresh snowfall. It was so quiet you could hear conversations all the way at the base of this hike! Definitely a must see in Utah.

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!!

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.

Gorgeous and unique. All the trails I hiked were exciting and worthwhile. There are a lot of overlooks to take epic photos from and stone formations to take photos of. The visitor center was helpful.

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.

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 national park has the most amazing views and accessible hikes that give stunning sites. I love the variety of hues of stone from whites to yellows to oranges to Reds. You will find it all. The evergreens had the perfect touch of green to add texture. When there is snow, it makes it even more unique with all the colors, perfectly blanketed in white snow. There are several great stopping points with excellent views at each and all within easy access. None will disappoint. The shuttle system is great and easily accessible at each major overlook and runs very regularly, so you are not waiting long. There are multi-use paved trails that interconnect the viewpoints for walking or biking. Using an E-bike gets you to each point without much difficulty. There are also horse only trails to add to the options of exploring the canyon. The Queens Garden to Navajo Loop Trail (Wall Street section) is the hike that has it all. Hoodoos, pine forest, and a slot canyon, windows and archways, along with changing vistas that are inspiring every time you stop and look up. I recommend starting at Sunrise Point and hiking to Sunset Point as the Queens Garden is more exposed to the sun, and Wall Street has more shade to give you better options for breaks in the cool shade areas. Go find Queen Victoria and Thor's Hammer, for sure. In the spring, there will be some great wildflowers along the trail to add color as you hike.

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!

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.

Awesome area. Beautiful and scenic views. We came mid-March with temperatures in the 40s. So there was snow on the ground and did make some of the hikes muddy. The hikes were fun and enjoyable, which ranged from very easy to moderate. Not very crowded.

So much to see and do, from the avid hiker getting out and conquering the trails, to the social hiker enjoying the shorter ones, and even those that aren't able to get on the trail, lots of view points. A small national park in comparison to the others, but so much to do. And yes, for those concerned, we had cellphone coverage in a majority of the park.

Beautiful beautiful beautiful. Awesome views a short walk away from the main roads. Beautiful hikes down into the canyon. A must 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

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.

Incredible geological formations! We were there in 100°+ weather and in 0° and snow and both times were great but a lot less crowded and easier to hike in the cold. Elevation got to us a little as it gets above 9000 feet and makes hiking harder. Lots of great scenic overlooks on the scenic Highway you can drive through the park.

Great park with some great views. The Queens, Navajo/Two Bridges hike is a must. Great views can also be seen from the Peekaboo loop. Very nice scenic drive too if you don't have the couple hours to dedicate to the hike.

This National Park is outstanding. It has a lot to offer to anyone, from gorgeous viewpoints just a few metres away from car parks to some very nice hiking trails. There is a big visitor centre where you can stop for a quick lunch or for some shopping. Also, there is a gas station. Don't hesitate to visit it if you are in Utah.

Stunning display of nature's art. Hoodoos reaching skyward out deep canyons. Beautifully colored layers of sedimentary rock eroded into spikes and boulders that defy gravity. Parking is very limited, and it could take a while to find an open spot

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.

Unreal views!! Absolutely beautiful and magnificent. You need to see it with your own eyes. No pictures do justice for this National park 🏞 you can see everything in half a day. If you’re doing hikes with I totally recommend at least do the short ones takes a day or two max to see everything.

Hiked fairyland trail in December--so magical!! Took us about 6 hours at a slow and comfortable pace. Layer up and bring snacks and this hike is wonderful in the winter. Park is beautiful and quiet in off season. Will absolutely return!

Nothing short of a dream. This park is the only spot in the state that made me stop and genuinely embrace the surrounding. We hiked in early February and were almost alone. Incredible, can’t wait to come back in the summer.

Beautiful landscape and lots to do. Campsites are clean and quiet. Dog friendly campgrounds but not allowed on trails. Bathrooms and picnic tables at various bus stops.

Beautiful park and very knowledgeable and friendly rangers all around!! One of my favorites! We stopped while on the way to Zion, spent about 4 hours in the park, including stopping in the Visitor Center, and hiking the amphitheater, starting at Navajo Loop Trail, going through the Queens Garden Trail, on to Sunrise point, putting us right back in the parking lot where we started. 🏜️🏕️ I DEFINITELY recommend coming back to the overlook of the amphitheater at night, around 9pm to see the stars!! Absolutely gorgeous, day and night! 🌌🫶🏻 (Photos from August 2023)

Amazing place, one of those memories you’ll always remember. Stunning views, great hiking. For a good visit of the park, i suggest to stay for a minimum of 4 hours. From November the lodge and food are closed. Restrooms easy to find.

Beautiful park. One major tip. Don’t try to walk between the stops. Wait for the shuttle. It’s farther than you think. If you are in an RV or Towing one…. You will NEED to park at the first lot and get transportation from there. They won’t let you past that point. The roads are really narrow if you are going to the scenic lookouts. …Which is why you are there, right? This is a must see if you are in this corner of Utah.

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.

Bryce Canyon National Park is a beautiful and awesome place. There are many places to park and take in the sights at the overlooks. There is plenty of hiking down the trails into the park. Plan on being awestruck at the sights! This is a place you can spend a full day and not see it all. We also had lunch at the Canyon Lodge and it was great too. The dining room was beautiful and the food was very good too. Enjoy the beauty of this NP!

Wow! Incredible place to visit! Great bik paths, hiking trails, and pullovers for us shutterbug. Definitely a must see, pictures don't do the scenery justice.

This is an incredible place. The rock formation looks like man made but believe it, this is natural. Nature has created its own unique beauty than the man made. The sky, rock formation, clouds and rainbows look amazing and very colorful. When we visited it was raining due to that reason, we were not able to go down. But we got to see the beautiful rainbow, like blue sky white clouds, rainbow color, red rocks. The rock formation also has different shades of red colors. It was an amazing experience. There is not much hiking. You can walk and see the beautiful sunset. Its not very crowded. This is a must Go national park in Utah.

Between Zion National Park and Arches National Park. Small compared to those two, but uniquely beautiful. Lots of vantage points you can drive to. Or plenty of trails into the canyon to get up close to the geology. Not the best National Park, but certainly worth the stop for half a day or a day.

Truly amazing place. Recommend the Navajo Loop for a hike to really see the canyon. It's a little over a mile with some pretty good elevation changes but just took my time and it was worth it.

We just stopped at the Visitor’s Center and the first scenic lookout, but wow, were we impressed! What an amazing place. I’m definitely going to plan on hiking down next time I’m here. Worth the stop!

Spectacular park! We are staying in the campground and it's awesome . The only negative thing is that many of the sites are not very level, so if you're camping in an RV, bring lots of leveling blocks. Lots of great e-bike trails.

Very beautiful place with some moderate but very pretty hikes. Food at the lodge was amazing. 2 days is more than sufficient to explore the place. The weather was pleasant for our visit. Camping in the Dixie national forest was an unexpected surprise.

This park completely exceeded my expectations. I stayed here one night but wished I had booked it for two or three nights. The scenery is other-wordly. Having come here straight from the Grand Canyon, I appreciated the intimacy of this place. The canyon is very accessible. Any moderately capable hiker will be able to go down into the canyon and appreciate the beauty up close. The night sky here is one of the best in the entire United States. There are crowds during the day, but I hiked the Navajo Loop during sunset and we had most of the entire canyon to ourselves. That was an amazing experience. There is drinking water available throughout the entire park. There General Store near Sunrise Point is great and well-stocked. They have the best badges for sale! Final tip: do the Hike the Hoodoos challenge! Just hike three miles in the canyon, then head to the Visitor Center to claim your REWARD (and learn about the incredible geology of Bryce Canyon).