Best Things To Do in Bryce Canyon National Park, Utah

1. Agua Canyon

   4.9 (394 Votes)
   

   Outdoors, Park, Canyon, Nature

   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...Read more

2. Three Wise Men

   

   Outdoors, Geological Formation, Park, Nature

   Three Wise Men are known all along history as the men who gifted Jesus after his birth and who came to bless him. The rock formations at Bryce Canyon National Park are so bizarre that you tend to come across a lot of formations which could mean anything according to your imagination. Three Wise Men though, is said to resemble the three Wise Men that came to bless Jesus. You would be truly bless...Read more

3. Farview

   

   Outdoors, View Point, Nature

   Farview Point is aptly named with spectacular views of famous landmarks that make up the Grand Staircase. You can see various points standing from here like the Aquarius Plateau (Pink Cliffs), the Kaiparowits Plateau (Grey Cliffs), Molly's Nipple (White Cliffs), and even glimpses of the Kaibab Plateau on which lies the North Rim of the Grand Canyon. These magnificent views are a result of Bryce...Read more

4. Swamp Canyon

   4.8 (394 Votes)
   

   Outdoors, Canyon, Nature

   Swamp Canyon appears small and sheltered from the overlook, mainly because it is bounded on both sides by fins and hoodoos. This closed site allows the viewer to develop a more intimate connection with the landscape as compared to some of the grander viewpoints may provide. When you look at the south from here, you will be able to spot Mud and Noon Canyon Buttes. Buttes are halfway along the er...Read more

5. Paria View

   4.7 (415 Votes)
   

   Outdoors, Geological Formation, View Point, Hiking Trail

   Photographers that seek sunset pictures are often disappointed by the fact that most of the cliffs and hoodoos of Bryce Canyon do not face the west where the sun sets. Paria View is one exception to that phenomenon. Here you will spot one prominent and photogenic castle-like hoodoo that rises high above the canyon floor to absorb the last rays of the setting sun. Paria basically means "water wi...Read more

6. Bryce Amphitheater

   4.3 (1 Vote)
   

   Geological Formation

   The geographical creation by the name of Bryce Amphitheatre will leave you speechless when you see this unique formation. Cliffs, hoodoos and castles which have resulted into the formation of Bryce Amphitheatre are a result of hard-rocks which got chiselled by wind and water and changed into all such interesting shapes. Your rendezvous with nature at Sunrise Point, Sunset Point, Bryce point and...Read more

7. Calf Creek Falls

   4.9 (44 Votes)
   

   Leisure

   Located in the Bryce Canyon National Park, Calf Creek Falls are an enchanting set of waterfalls that will leave you spellbound. The falls are divided in two cascades: The Calf Creek Falls are 88 feet high and the water plunges into a pool below. Swimming is available here. The Lower Calf Creek Falls fall over 130 feet with a deep pool beneath them. These waterfalls are surrounded by beautiful ...Read more

8. Rainbow Point

   4.8 (9 Votes)
   Rainbow Point, Utah, USA

9. Yovimpa Point

   4.7 (24 Votes)

10. Fairyland Point

    5 (1 Vote)
    Fairyland Point, Utah 84764, USA

11. Top Of Angels Landing

    4.9 (1 Vote)
    Hurricane, UT 84737, USA

12. Canyon Overlook Trail Parking

    4.6 (1 Vote)
    Hurricane, UT 84737, USA

13. Horseshoe Bend Observation Area

    4.8 (1 Vote)
    Page, AZ 86040, USA
    Park

14. The Lodge At Bryce Canyon

    4.4
    The Lodge at, Bryce Canyon National Park, Bryce Canyon City, UT 84764, USA

15. Riggs Spring Loop

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