Located in southwest Utah's high desert, Bryce Canyon National Park offers visitors the chance to explore an otherworldly landscape of unique stone spires and naturally formed amphitheaters.

There are several ways to see the park - you can pull on your hiking boots and set off along a network of trails to explore at your own pace, visit the main viewing points using the park shuttle or even book a 3.5-hour guided shuttle tour.

It is also possible to self-drive, but the park is very popular and roads can be busy.

You can spend the night at the Bryce Canyon Lodge or bring your tent or RV to either the North or Sunset Campgrounds. Staying overnight is highly recommended as you can join the popular Full Moon Hike and do some excellent stargazing.

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