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Discover the most popular places to visit in Bryce Canyon
Sunset Point
9.8/10 (2,793 reviews)
Marvel at Bryce Canyon's famous hoodoo formations and Thor's Hammer from this panoramic viewpoint. At sunset, watch the red rocks transform into a glowing tapestry of orange and yellow hues.
Old Bryce Town
8.4/10 (422 reviews)
Step back in time at Old Bryce Town, where wooden storefronts recreate authentic Western charm near Bryce Canyon. Browse unique Utah minerals at the rock shop or capture memories with old-time photos in period costumes.
Bryce Point
9.8/10 (2,355 reviews)
Gaze across Bryce Amphitheater from this premier viewpoint, where thousands of rust-colored hoodoos create nature's grandest sculpture garden. Visit at sunrise when golden light transforms the formations.
Rim Road Scenic Drive
9.6/10 (1,021 reviews)
Drive through Bryce Canyon's 18-mile scenic route to witness spectacular hoodoos and natural bridges. Start at Rainbow Point, then enjoy each overlook on your return for the best canyon perspectives.
Sunrise Point
9.8/10 (2,008 reviews)
Sunrise Point offers front-row views of Bryce Canyon's fiery hoodoos illuminated by first light. Arrive early to experience the ethereal glow transforming the amphitheater into a natural cathedral of color.
Thor's Hammer
9.4/10 (1,231 reviews)
Thor's Hammer towers 150 feet above Bryce Canyon, its distinctive silhouette carved by millions of years of erosion. Capture its warm golden glow at sunrise along the Navajo Loop trail for an otherworldly experience.
Mossy Cave Trail
9.0/10 (405 reviews)
This gentle trail leads to a moss-covered grotto and waterfall amid Bryce Canyon's iconic hoodoos. Explore the historic Tropic Ditch while enjoying easy stream crossings and vibrant rock formations.
Inspiration Point
9.8/10 (2,025 reviews)
Gaze across Bryce Canyon's amphitheater from Inspiration Point's three ascending viewpoints. The morning light transforms thousands of hoodoos into a fiery landscape of red, orange, and gold spires.
"Tourist trap! We stayed in Elks Lodge which is one of several stand alone buildings. Exterior was clean and grounds were tidy. Exterior is about the only thing that’s inviting. Rooms are outdated and had a musty smell. Bathroom floors are sticky, shoes literally stick to them. Pillows are 1/2 the size of normal pillows and were little lumpy squares. Carpets nees deep cleaning, there were cracked tile floors in the bathroom. The toliet wouldn’t stop running and it felt like the sub dloor in the...
"The property is beautiful. The cabins are so close the rim of the canyon and all the hiking trails. There is very little to no cell service in the cabins and no wifi. Would stay there again."
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Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.