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- Locals have answered 4 questions about Bryce Canyon National Park.
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1. Sunset Point
- See hoodoos from this car-accessible part of the Rim Trail.
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- In the park
- 0.0 miles
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2. Queen's Garden
- Under 2 miles, shortest rim descent hike, plentiful hoodoos
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- Hiking
- In the park
- 0.1 miles
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3. Navajo Loop
- Popular, easy 1.3 mile loop through Bryce Amphitheatre.
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- Hiking
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- 0.3 miles
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4. Sunrise Point
- Superb scenery from popular drive-to trailhead viewpoint
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- In the park
- 0.4 miles
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5. Inspiration Point
- 3-level viewpoint from this drive-to spot
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- In the park
- 0.6 miles
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6. Bryce Point
- Drive-to viewpoint, best views, popular trailhead.
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- In the park
- 1.2 miles
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7. Rim Trail
- Classic Bryce trail: 5.5 miles one way, 1754-foot elevation change
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- Hiking
- In the park
- 1.2 miles
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8. Rim Walk
- Daily 1-mile ranger-led hike. Easy and fun!
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- Outdoor Recreation
- In the park
- 1.2 miles
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9. Junior Ranger
- Your young budding naturalists can earn their own badge of achievement
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- Nature & Wildlife
- In the park
- 1.9 miles
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10. Fairyland Point
- Most unique views at trailhead for popular Fairyland Loop.
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- In the park
- 2.1 miles
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The Best of NileGuide
- Follow a trail that winds around those crazy-looking sandstone hoodoos and see how the soft, red Utah dust marks your bootprints. Ride a horse. Hike to 9,000 feet and gaze at ancient bristlecone pines. Plan your visit around a Full Moon Hike. Listen to one of Bryce Canyon's “Dark Rangers” explain our stars as you look up into some of the country's darkest night skies. Pitch a tent, watch a squirrel scold you from up high in a tree, backpack for miles without seeing another soul. This is Bryce Canyon!
- Best Of Bryce Canyon National Park
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