Bryce Point

This place was breathtaking! Highly recommend visiting. Went in early September weather was nice and crowds were small, less children in the way. Take the trail down in the canyon, it’s a beautiful trail. The hike back up can be strenuous but anyone can do it at their own pace. Restrooms are right by this viewpoint.

An absolutely stunning place. I highly recommend you check it out. Bryce's Point was my favorite but are all amazing.

Magnificent. Impressive. IMHO much more accessible than Grand Canyon. Did a Mule ride: the best ever!

This place is phenomenal. It's been on my bucket list for a very long time and I am so happy we finally went. The views are out of this world and plenty of trails for all to play and enjoy. The weather was absolutely perfect, 45-65 degree. If the sun is out and you are hiking a steep hill back up, it might feel like 80. Dress in layers as we went up and down the temperature also went up and down about 10-15 degrees.

I never thought a place could have natural beauty like what I experienced at Bryce Canyon National Park. It literally left me without words. The views were easily accesible within walking distance. Do not miss an opportunity to visit here!

We got here at sunrise and it was a spiritual experience! Pictures don’t do it justice but I will post a few anyway! We loved it!

Bryce Point offers some of the most breathtaking panoramic views in all of Bryce Canyon National Park. The sweeping vista showcases a dense collection of hoodoos, cliffs, and colorful rock formations that truly highlight the unique beauty of the park. This viewpoint is also the starting point for the Peek-A-Boo Loop Trail, which is one of the most rewarding hikes in the park. The trail takes you down into the canyon and offers a close up look at the intricate formations from below.

One of the best viewpoints at Bryce. A natural bridge is formed with many hoodoos scattered here and there. This is one of the viewpoints from the top points so you get a wider view. It's amazing! Paved paths are available for stroller and accessibility. Not a very long walk but there are many other trails one can try from here.