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Absolutely breathtaking! The views at Bryce Canyon National Park were unlike anything I’ve ever seen. The hike was so much fun, and seeing the hoodoos up close made the whole experience unforgettable. The scenery was beautiful everywhere we looked, and I’m already excited to come back again someday! 🏜️

I toured Bryce Canyon with a TripAdvisor guide. I had been here many years ago, but the magnificent beauty of this area demanded a second visit. We toured 5 different areas, including the famous Thor's Hammer. We did some light hiking, and the guide described the history, geology, and wildlife of the area. A great, stress-free way to tour a very busy park.

Ein sehr guter Freund von mir sagte weise: Gehe mit Bedacht zum Canyonrand, um auf den ersten überwältigenden Ausblick auf dieses grandiose Naturschauspiel gedanklich vorbereitet zu sein, denn es gibt ein Leben vor dem Bryce-Canyon und eins danach. Dem ist nichts hinzuzufügen. Genieße dieses wunderschöne Fleckchen Erde in Demut vor der Natur und nimm das mit allen Sinnen Erlebte in Dein Seelengedächtnis auf.

Bryce Canyon National Park ended up being one of my favorite National Parks I’ve visited. We only planned it as a stop along our trip, but after seeing it in person, I easily could have spent several more days there exploring. The park has something for everyone — easy trails for casual hikers as well as more challenging hikes for experienced adventurers. There are so many scenic areas to walk, picnic, and take in the incredible views. The landscapes are absolutely unique and breathtaking. This is definitely a National Park I would visit again and spend more time exploring next time around.

Acho que vale a pena a visita, fui ver o nascer do sol e fiz algumas trilhas. Uma dica é em relação ao frio, fui no final de Maio e mesmo assim a sensação térmica era de -7 graus celsius para ver o nascer do sol o resto do dia até que estava agradável, nem imagino como seria no inverno. No meu caso um dia completo foi suficiente para conhecer o parque é claro que se você gosta de fazer trilhas acho que pelo menos dois dias completos são suficientes, isso na minha opinião.

Bryce Canyon National Park is one of my favorite places to visit. The views are absolutely breathtaking, and the weather was pleasant even though we visited around noon. We did a 1-mile hike, which was a great way to experience the park, but I highly recommend going further down the trail to get a closer look at the incredible rock formations. Seeing the hoodoos up close makes the experience even more memorable. This is definitely a must-visit destination!

Bryce Canyon is wonderful: there are a lot of hikes to do there , the best to go down to the end of the canyon. A lot of wonderful pictures to make. There are several view points which you can explore with your car after having done the big hike. There are plenty of hoodoos which form a spectacular landscape. It was quite cold the day we went.

A must-see national park! We absolutely loved Bryce Canyon! Hiking the Figure 8 loop (Queens Garden, Peekaboo, and Navajo Loop) was a phenomenal experience and the best way to see the hoodoos. Also, make sure to stop by the Visitor Center—it is well-organized and full of useful information. 10/10 recommendation!

Tappa al Bryce Canyon nello Utah. Uno dei numerosi e spettacolari parchi nazionali dell’Ovest americano con le sue imponenti formazioni “hoodoos” e la sua incredibile tavolozza di colori da toni caldi. Ho percorso il percorso che parte da Sunrise point e vi fa ritorno (circa 2,5 km) attraverso il grande anfiteatro di rocce e alberi per il quale il Bryce Canyon è noto.

Whats not to love about this National park. The sceneries were breathtaking and the trail were easy enough for my kids. Definitely recommend if you want to hike, walk, or simply just admire the beauty this park has to offer.

Beautiful scenery. Hikes that match all skill levels. Plus the high elevation means weather is cooler here. Hike the Navajo Loop and Queens Garden Trail, and don't forget about Mossy Creek where you can hike behind a refreshing waterfall.

Breathtaking views all around the park. Very well organised, plenty of parking, very good amenities. Visitor centre open until 8 PM.

Para mi es el parque natural más bonito a la hora de visitar. Porque el ver los petroglifos (las rocas en forma de barra). Hay muchos trails que realizar pero nosotros cojimos, al ir en familia con niños el del sendero que es un camino desde sunset point a sunrise point, ves el amfitreatro de los petroglifos desde arriba. Cada parte del sendero que os digo dispone de parking y lavabos. Hay que ir temprano porque se llenan los parkings rápido. Entra con el anual pass. El autobus funciona desde inicio de abril.

I came soley for the hoodoos. We ended up doing the 18 mile drive because the sunrise and sunset lots were full. It was very fun seeing the elevation climb at each stop we made. Rainbow Point was absolutely gorgeous. It almost looked fake. Overall the park was nice but very crowded. It's hard to enjoy the beauty when it's so packed. We came midday and I figured it wouldn't be so bad. I was wrong. Everyone we talked to said Bryce was amazing and a must visit. People really hype it up. Personally, I think Zion and Capitol Reef are better. I would still recommend visiting because it's worth seeing. I just don't think the hype is that real.

This park has some fantastic views of geological formations. These are nothing like what you see at Grand canyon or canyonlands. Take the drive out to rainbow point. You need to plan ahead because if you want to see the major sites you have to go on a shuttle.

Views were magnificent! Magic was around every corner. We didn't hike, but enjoyed riding up through the park and stopping at all the viewing areas. We spent about 5 hours at the park. Please allow much more time to hike some or all of the well-maintained trails.

Spending the Christmas holiday at Bryce Canyon was nothing short of magical. Visiting in winter brought a quiet, sacred stillness to the park that made the experience feel incredibly intimate and special. The snow-dusted hoodoos glowing at sunrise and sunset were absolutely breathtaking, truly some of the most awe-inspiring views we’ve ever seen. We stayed near Ruby’s Inn, and it became a cozy anchor for our trip. The lobby in winter is especially inviting, with its massive stone fireplace that makes you want to linger, warm up, and slow down. It felt festive, comforting, and perfectly aligned with the season. The on-site restaurant was convenient and satisfying after long days of exploring, and the grocery store was a huge bonus, well stocked and easy to access, making holiday travel feel simple and stress-free. The overlooks from sunset to sunrise were unforgettable. Watching the colors shift across the canyon as the light changed felt almost unreal, like nature putting on a private show just for us. Every overlook offered a new perspective, each one more stunning than the last. The drive out to Rainbow Point was another highlight. The road itself is scenic and peaceful in winter, and the views along the way and at the top were expansive, quiet, and deeply grounding. It’s a drive we’ll remember for a long time. If you’re considering visiting Bryce Canyon during the winter or over the holidays, I cannot recommend it enough. The combination of natural beauty, peaceful solitude, and cozy comforts made this trip truly unforgettable. We left feeling restored, inspired, and already dreaming about returning.

Great views looking down. Careful with kids - dangerous cliffs. Hiking trails. Recommend driving to the top (rainbow) then stopping at view points on the way down. Bring your camera...

Arrived 1ish. Amazing views, we started heading to Rainbow Point but stopped along the way. Stopped for pizza will now At 7pm finish the area closest to the visitors center then do stargazing at 9:30

我們走了一個loope 大約2.5mi，由上而下開始走，還蠻輕鬆的，但由下往上走時很累的，又是在大太陽底下😰，但是很壯觀很美也很值得✌️👍