Bryce Canyon National Park

Marshall Dinkins

This park completely exceeded my expectations. I stayed here one night but wished I had booked it for two or three nights. The scenery is other-wordly. Having come here straight from the Grand Canyon, I appreciated the intimacy of this place. The canyon is very accessible. Any moderately capable hiker will be able to go down into the canyon and appreciate the beauty up close. The night sky here is one of the best in the entire United States. There are crowds during the day, but I hiked the Navajo Loop during sunset and we had most of the entire canyon to ourselves. That was an amazing experience. There is drinking water available throughout the entire park. There General Store near Sunrise Point is great and well-stocked. They have the best badges for sale! Final tip: do the Hike the Hoodoos challenge! Just hike three miles in the canyon, then head to the Visitor Center to claim your REWARD (and learn about the incredible geology of Bryce Canyon).

Bill Williams

Bryce is absolutely beautiful. Plenty of hiking in and out of the canyon BUT if you truly want to experience all of the canyon from the top to the floor, you really should take a horseback ride. Absolutely phenomenal. The views were amazing. I love to hike but we couldn't have experienced what we did on horses without hiking for days.

Stephanie B.

We hiked the Queens Navajo loop- was wonderful with many, many amazing sights. Wall Street was phenomenal. The hike was easy with mostly crushed rock trails. The grade was steep in some parts but if you took your time it was fine. Beautiful day with beautiful people. My kids took a horseback ride and said it was very well done.

Jason Knepp

Great park! If you only have time for one quick stop you must go to Bryce's point! I recommend you drive the entire road and stop at all the view points. They are all SO different! The Queens garden hike was very cool and not too long.