Part of Utah’s Mighty 5, Bryce Canyon is one of the state’s most unique national parks, but it’s often overlooked by its nearby neighbor, Zion National Park. Home to peculiar rock formations ...

Bryce Canyon National Park spans an area of over 35,000 acres. While it may not be as extensive as some other national parks, it compensates with its unique geological formations, including ...

Bryce Canyon National Park is unlike anywhere else in the world. ... From its iconic hoodoo rock formations to its dazzling night sky, Bryce Canyon’s sights are simply breathtaking.

The gift of Bryce Canyon National Park is perspective. ... Here, the Markagunt Plateau drops off some 2,500 feet into a massive amphitheater of crimson cliffs and fairy-esque rock formations. ...

Bryce Canyon National Park's clear air, ... a layered rock formation. Each layer is a different color and named as such. The top (where visitors stand) is known as the Pink Cliffs.

Thousands of pounds of rock peeled off a canyon wall in southern Utah and landed on one of the nation’s most iconic trails in Bryce Canyon National Park.. It happened around Dec. 8 on the Two ...

Utah officials are visiting the red-rock hoodoos at Bryce Canyon National Park this week, celebrating the park's centennial with speeches, presentations and a musical performance from Utah ...

The Temple of Osiris, a rock formation, is seen in Bryce Canyon National Park in Utah on Aug. 26, 2020. AFP via Getty Images A missing Arizona woman, who disappeared while hiking at Bryce Canyon ...

Bryce Canyon National Park's clear air, ... a layered rock formation. Each layer is a different color and named as such. The top (where visitors stand) is known as the Pink Cliffs.

Bryce Canyon National Park is filled with towering hoodoos that sparkle in vibrant colors, ranging from fiery reds to soft oranges and pinks, creating a magical, almost otherworldly atmosphere. With ...

To prepare for peak season at Bryce Canyon National Park in Utah — essentially, an island of crimson rock spires perched at about 8,000 feet — rangers begin restoring trails and training staff ...