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Bryce Canyon is a National Park in Southern Utah that is home to the largest concentration of hoodoos on Earth. These tall, thin, irregular rock formations are formed over millions of years by erosion in arid regions. Together, they create a breathtaking, otherwordly landscape that is bursting with vibrant colors!
Bryce Canyon Quick Facts
Native Lands: Nuwuvi (Southern Paiute), Núu-agha-tʉvʉ-pʉ̱ (Ute), and Timpanogos (Native Land Digital)
Founded: February 25, 1928
Annual Visitors: 2,498,075 visitors in 2024
Size: 35,835 acres
Location: Utah
Entrance Fee: $35 per vehicle, valid for 7 days
Top Experiences in Bryce Canyon
- Participate in the Hike the Hoodoos initiative by hiking the participating trails to win a prize!
- Go horseback riding within the park.
- Drive the Southern Scenic Drive.
- Watch the Sunrise from Sunrise Point.
- Go stargazing in this International Dark Sky Park.
Best Time to Visit Bryce Canyon
For the best balance of comfortable weather and fewer crowds in Bryce Canyon, visit during the shoulder seasons (spring or fall). Summer offers pleasant temperatures, but comes with large crowds and frequent afternoon thunderstorms. Winter provides a magical, snowy wonderland, though there are usually road and facility closures.
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