Sunrise to Sunset Point Rim Walk
A flat mile along the amphitheater edge with the classic view the whole way.
bryce-canyon
A forest of hoodoos.
Bryce Canyon is a series of amphitheaters filled with orange rock spires, sitting at 8,000 feet — which means cool summer nights and real snow in winter. It is small enough to see well in a day, and dark enough to be one of the best stargazing parks in the country.
A flat mile along the amphitheater edge with the classic view the whole way.
The best short hike in the park — down through Wall Street and back out among the hoodoos.
Get there in the dark. The first light hitting the amphitheater is the reason people come.
Ranger-led night sky sessions in one of the darkest places in the lower 48.
A ten-minute walk to a waterfall most visitors drive right past.