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What to do in Bryce Canyon
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Sunset Point
Explore the spectacular viewpoint between Inspiration and Sunrise points and see the Bryce Canyon amphitheater in all its brilliant colors.

Old Bryce Town
Don’t miss this fun Western-style village within Bryce Canyon City, one of the area’s top tourist attractions for enthusiasts of all ages.

Sunrise Point
Embark on the Queens Garden Trail or watch the sun rising over Boat Mesa and the Sinking Ship from this favorite destination in Bryce Canyon.

Bryce Point
Catch an unforgettably beautiful sunrise or trek along Peekaboo Loop from one of the most iconic places in Bryce Canyon.

Inspiration Point
In the northern section of Bryce Canyon National Park, look out over a plateau of stunning geological formations from the canyon’s popular tri-level viewpoint.

Queens Garden Trail
Begin at Sunrise Point and descend into Bryce Canyon along this stunning trail, which is considered the easiest way to access the canyon from the rim.

Rim Road Scenic Drive
A range of overlooks and scenic points line a route that zigzags through the hoodoos and ponderosa trees of the park.

Mossy Cave Trail
Follow this winding path to see the scenic waterfall and reach the shelter cave to inspect long icicles in winter.

Swamp Canyon
Birds, bears and salamanders, along with willows and irises, crowd into this little pocket of lush vegetation in the middle of Bryce Canyon.