Bryce Canyon National Park spans 56 square miles throughout southern Utah and is best known for its unique hoodoo rock formations, which were formed by the erosion of natural rock arches breaking apart into spires. The park was established in the 1920s to protect the park’s exceptional natural beauty and receives more than 2.3 million annual visitors.

Bristlecone Loop Trail

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Bryce Point Trail

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