Bryce Canyon National Park

Renowned for the iconic amphitheatre of thousands of red rock spires called hoodoos, this natural wonder has been formed by million years of wind and water erosion, the views are awe-inspiring.

The park is open year-round and 24 hours day and offers a vast range of activities to immerse you in its spectacular surroundings.

Rise early for spectacular sunrises and stay late for equally breath-taking sunsets.

One of the most popular ways to discover the parks natural wonders in on one of the designated hiking trails, there are easy, short hikes include Bristlecone Trail and Rim Trail, or more challenging day trails such as Fairyland Loop Trail descend 900-feet into the base of the valley.

If hiking isn’t your thing then take the 18-mile scenic drive stopping off at the many viewpoints along the way, one of the best is at Fairyland Canyon where you can see hoodoos at eye level.
Explore the Bryce Canyon by mountain bike or on horseback, following the designated paved roads, or just outside of the park there are plenty of mountain-bike trails and opportunities for ATV tours.
From Memorial Day in May to Mid-August you can spend an evening (Wednesdays-Saturdays) at the Bryce Canyon Country Rodeo where there are cowboys competing and bronco busters- a fun night for all!