This Utah national park is part of the Mighty 5 of Utah that include Zion, Capitol Reef, Canyonlands, Arches, and Bryce Canyon. Â Many people choose to take a day trip over to this park from Zion National Park as there is less than 100 miles between the two. Â A full day here is perfect to see many highlights of the park.
In the morning, hike the Queens Garden Trail and in the afternoon, take a Scenic Drive.
Queens Garden Trail
Hike the most popular trail in Bryce Canyon National Park! This hike is a three trail combination loop. Make your way to Sunrise Point on
Bryce Canyon National Park Scenic Drive
Many people love to take a drive through Bryce Canyon National Park. Â There are several pull offs and overlooks all along the 18 mile drive.
If you’re interest in camping in Bryce Canyon National Park, you have some options. Â There is also a shuttle service that operates April – October that reduced vehicle traffic in the park.
North Campground
100 sites for RVs and tents
Sunset Campground
99 sites for RVs and tents
FREE Shuttle Service
Take the Shuttle
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