We drove on Utah Scenic Byways and through a few portions of the Dixie National Forest to arrive at Bryce Canyon National Park from Duck Creek Village.
Hoodoo hoodoos like Bryce Canyon do? No one. Bryce Canyon National Park is incredible. There is nothing like it. It will always be one of my favorite National Parks. Inspiration Point, just 15 minutes beyond the Visitor Center, is our first stop of the day, and is a great introduction to Bryce Canyon. A1, meet Bryce. Bryce, meet A1.
Bryce Canyon National Park was named after a Mormon settler named Ebenezer Bryce, who built a home close to the Bryce Amphitheater. Bryce Canyon is actually not a canyon, but a series of a dozen amphitheaters, which are filled to the brim with incredible hoodoos. Hoodoos are tall columns of rocks that were once part of a plateau but through weathering and erosion, caused by ice and rain, the rocks were wedged apart. Voila. Bryce Canyon National Park.
Absolutely stunning and breathtaking photographs (Bryce National Park)!!! Incredible views! I , personally, have never seen anything like it in my lifetime! I could see several pics which would be amazing if enlarged on metal or canvas – for your home!!! So happy you are all having such a great Utah adventure!!! 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
Neither of us have ever been over winter. It looks extra breathtaking dusted with snow.
OMG that last photo of the two of you. WOWZERS. It looks so different from when we were there last May. I love the snow. Its dusting makes everything pop. Well done blog post. I love it all. Such a fabulous place to visit. Hoo Doo you love???!!!
It definitely looks different! When we return home tomorrow we will go through Zion NP. So nice to have snow, and less people around. 🙂