Bryce’s geological history of erosion played out so distinctly from the canyons of Zion and Grand. Erosion has left these incredibly intricate rock spires called hoodoos. They are unbelievably mesmerizing. It’s like looking at lace made of rock. Mom made the observation, and Dad and I agreed, that Bryce felt more feminine and Zion more masculine.
A tip: Bryce has a regular park shuttle and a separate (free) Rainbow Point Tour bus that covers a different part of the park. Take both!!
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- The hoodoos from Bryce Point
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- From Bryce Point
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- From Yovimpa Point
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- From Yovimpa Point
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- Bryce Natural Bridge Area
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- Agua Canyon area. See the Rabbit Head rock formation?
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- Surely I am not the first to think Bryce’s Rabbit looks like the Trojan Rabbit from Holy Grail??
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- Agua Canyon area
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- Bryce Natural Bridge
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- Farview Point
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- Pronghorn Antelope
