Fairyland Point

This was honestly the best overlook viewpoint we stopped at, out of all the overlooks for this park. The best thing is, it looks like this viewpoint is outside of the national park, so we didn't have to show our park pass at this point. If you don't have a lot of time and didn't get a national park pass, and want to save time/money - stop here. The view is just as beautiful as the other viewpoints and you won't have to go through the park entrance to get here.

Absolutely breathtaking at every turn, being inside the canyon is a whole different feel than just looking down on it from the view point. A lot of sun exposure, but enough shade to take a break every now and then.

The Fairyland Loop hike may be my favorite hike in Bryce Canyon National Park. The views were spectacular the entire hike! There were multiple times it felt like I had stepped off our home planet and entered another world. I genuinely couldn’t stop taking photos. The trail was well marked and maintained, so there was never a challenge with getting lost. This hike encompassed Fairyland Point and the rim trail north of Sunrise Point, which is where we started. All-in-all, the entire loop was about 8 miles of peaceful, breathtaking views. If you do any hike in this park, let it be this one!

Beautiful view of Bryce Canyon. We came here around sunset to take a first look at Bryce Canyon. There's a nice path along the rim with trails down to the valley below. We walked part of the way down.

Great trail with good ups and down.. take enough water

Beautiful! This is a great and beautiful walk! It's not a terribly hard hike, there are some steep sections but nothing strenuous. The lot is pretty small, not a lot of parking and it was busy when we were there in April, I can only imagine what it would be like in high season. It's a beautiful landscape and I'd make it a point to see the area.

A pretty fantastic viewpoint at the starting point for an amazing hike. The views here are some of the best in the park, and even better, this viewpoint isn't technically in the park so you don't need to pay to see it. Of course, there are so many other incredible views inside the park (and the NPS needs funding to keep doing what they're doing) so see this on your way into (or out of) the park. Highly recommended

Fairyland Point is one of the least visited parts of this park, as it is before you get to the visitor’s center. It is 5.7 mile hike from there to Sunset Point, but can drive there in 5 minutes. See the pictures - worth the view. No picnic tables or restrooms here.