At Agua Canyon, you will find two prominent hoodoos that command attention. On the left, you will find the taller of the two towers, "The Hunter." On your right is a hoodoo commonly referred to as the "Rabbit" or also the "Backpacker." In the early years of Bryce Canyon National Park, a great effort was made to label many of the more prominent hoodoos. Over the years many of them have fallen or partially fallen so they look nothing like the things they were originally named after. The good news is that you, the park visitor, now have the liberty to exercise your own creativity and name these according to your liking. Is the rabbit a backpacker or maybe even a thumb or some other design? It’s like deciding a constellation. It's up to you to decide. Let your imagination run! Make your own memories here at this park.

• Do not take the hike if you are physically unfit.
• Carry water with you.
• Carry wind-cheaters just in case it starts to rain.
• Keep your cameras handy.

• Only prices to the Bryce Canyon National Park apply.

• Only hours to the Bryce Canyon National Park apply. For additional hours like for the trail and overnight visit, please contact the visitor centre.

• Take the shuttle service to Bryce Canyon National Park.

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