BRYCE CANYON NATIONAL PARK, UTAH | Best Things To Do In Bryce + Travel Tips

Bryce Canyon National Park is located in the south of Utah. It’s a small park that spans about 36,000 acres or 145 square km, encompassing a series of natural amphitheaters that are carved into the edge of a high plateau. These amphitheaters are filled with colorful eroded spires of rocks called “hoodoos”, which is what sets Bryce Canyon apart from other national parks in the US. In this video, we’ll show 6 awesome things to do in and around Bryce Canyon National Park.

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🎥 VIDEO CHAPTERS:
0:00 Intro
1:16 Pink Ledges Hike
2:05 Mossy Cave Trail
3:16 Bryce Canyon Southern Scenic Drive
4:12 Bryce Amphitheater
5:20 Bryce Point Sunset
6:04 Queens Garden and Navajo Loop Hike
7:15 Bryce Canyon Travel Tips

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[BrenttheGreat]

I went there with my kids this morning and I couldn't help but get teary eyed seeing the view. It was a spiritual experience.

[tallicafan]

So many cool things in the area. Trying to see much as i can in 6 full days. I will be there next month. I want to see Grand Canyon as well. I can’t wait

[debrasaint]

Thanks for the video. Great suggestions especially re: hikes.

[Ziggy_Ziggeh]

This helped me get a idea for the trails a head, I don't mind an adventure but like when trails are marked nicely

[mikeriffo]

Great video guys, very informative. Thanks a lot

[jayjagtap]

Thank you guys, this was really helpful

[JayZoop]

Way more interesting than the Grand Canyon. There are great hiking trails to the bottom.

[BenStevenson-cz]

❤ The United States of America 🇺🇸 National Park’s 🏜️🌵🤠🐴

[imtravelerokay]

Epic can’t wait to be back for 3rd time there 😌🤌🏜️

[mike]

We went there during Aug…it was 119 degree 😅

[anewguy]

thanks for the video!
Is there bears, mountain lions, bobcats around?

[johnhancock]

MOST OF THOSE ROCK FORMATIONS LOOK LIKE MELTED STRUCTURES, IT REALLY MAKES U THINK ABOUT OUR PAST HISTORY

[photoguy]

What camera did you use? Great footage.

[kriswalkowski]

Awesome video thank you!!!

I am planning to go there at the end of December. During snowfall, does the park service plow the route to allow easy access without chains? I will bring my chains just in case anyways :-)

[Rene]

If we do the 10.6 mile rim trail, do we get to walk through thors hammer and queen victoria? or will we have to back track and do a second hike for those? Thanks. BTW we are planning on starting our hike at about 7 a.m. and see as much as we can until we leave at around 4 pm.

[IJHAR]

ha hai I don't show this amazing place you can get good knowledge

[kirkwilliams]

Theee right now. It’s utterly amazing. The only bummer is how inaccurate the science has the geology. They are wrong. All this was forms after Noah’s flood. And of course continues to erode.
God created all of this roughly 6 to 10K years again. There are no millions of years.
The evidence is indisputable
History MUST be changed to reflect the accurate truth. God created an amazing place. It’s very young. .