Bryce Canyon National Park Pictures

Be prepared to see lots of hoodoos, or pinnacle-shaped rocks formed by erosion, at Bryce Canyon National Park. Evgeny Lvov / EyeEm Getty Images
One look at Fairyland Canyon's otherworldly hoodoos and you'll understand where the moniker originated. David H. Carriere Getty Images
You'll see both trees and hoodoos from Yovimpa Point. VW Pics Getty Images
The steep Queens Garden and Navajo combination loop is the most popular trail in the park. You'll find the trailhead at Sunrise Point. littleting/Pradthana Jarusriboonchai Getty Images
Like other parts of the park, you can easily spot hoodoo formations below Sunset Point's canyon rim. Don & Melinda Crawford/UIG Getty Images
In the winter, head to Inspiration Point, where you'll see Bryce Canyon's vivid hoodoos partially covered by snow. Sumiko Scott Getty Images
Bryce Canyon, as seen from Inspiration Point. Apexphotos Getty Images
It takes about three hours to drive to the 13 viewpoints along the park's 38-mile (round-trip) scenic drive. Daniel Grill Getty Images
The hoodoos form an amphitheater at Inspiration Point. bpperry Getty Images
Views along the scenic drive are stunning; plan to stop at the pullouts to admire the scenery and snap some photos. Carl & Ann Purcell Getty Images
Hoodoos are everywhere you turn at Inspiration Point. Raimund Linke Getty Images
Plan a winter visit to enjoy a quiet, snowy scenic drive. Loic Lagarde Getty Images
A view of Bryce Canyon, Thor's Hammer and hoodoos. Francesco Riccardo Iacomino Getty Images
The Peek-a-Boo Trail at Bryce Point is a spectacular but strenuous hike through the Bryce amphitheater. dkm725 Getty Images
A log bench at Sunrise Point is a great place to take in the views. Nicolas Kipourax Paquet Getty Images
Get up early to catch the sunrise at the aptly named Sunrise Point. Andrew Kennelly Getty Images
The views go on for miles at Rainbow Point. GCosby Getty Images
Many recent visitors called the Queens Garden and Navajo Loop hike a "must-do." Mike Tittel Getty Images
Because it experiences very little light pollution, Bryce Canyon offers excellent conditions for stargazing. In fact, on a moonless night, you can see up to 7,500 stars. Daniel Viñé Garcia Getty Images
You'll observe a variety of wildlife at Bryce Canyon National Park. Maria Jeffs / EyeEm Getty Images
The Fairyland Canyon round-trip hike is a strenuous 8 miles, but along the way you'll enjoy spectacular photo ops. AutumnSkyPhotography Getty Images
Witness the hoodoos appear to change color as the sun sets on the Bryce Canyon Amphitheater. Matt Anderson Photography Getty Images
The maze of hoodoos at Sunset Point are called the Silent City. janetteasche Getty Images





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