Highway 12 Western Boundary Park Sign in Bryce Canyon National Park

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Highway 12 Western Boundary Park Sign

A quick marker for the park's western edge on Highway 12.

Type
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Nearest trail
1.5 mi
Audio stories
5 nearby
  • Scenic viewpoint

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Before the Towers, a Lake

Overview

About Highway 12 Western Boundary Park Sign

Why stop

  • A distinct stone marker for the Highway 12 boundary.

Heads up

  • The payoff is brief and centered on the monument itself.

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Where it is

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SightHighway 12 Western Boundary Park Sign37.68666, -112.13836
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3 active Bryce Canyon alerts

  • ClosureTrail closures due to recent weather eventWall Street and the Bryce Connector Trail to Peekaboo Loop are closed until further notice because of a recent weather event. - Do not enter these closed trails.Official details
  • CautionCurrent fire restrictionsFires are allowed only in established fire pits throughout Bryce Canyon National Park.Official details
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“When you look at Bryce's rock towers, picture the lakes that came before them. Tens of millions of years ago, this area was a low basin where lakes and floodplains collected sediment from the surrounding highlands.”

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Guide

More about Highway 12 Western Boundary Park Sign

What it marksThis freestanding red-and-tan stone monument stands at milepost 14.

This freestanding red-and-tan stone monument stands at milepost 14.5 on SR-12, marking where the highway meets Bryce Canyon National Park’s western boundary. It’s a quick landmark photo rather than a stop to build a day around; I’d pull in if you’re already driving this stretch and want to see the park’s boundary marker.

The monument is the photoThe broad red slab sits above a tan stone upright and a layered base.

The broad red slab sits above a tan stone upright and a layered base. Frame the full base and slab together so the stacked masonry stays in the picture. The real sign face names Bryce Canyon and points drivers toward the visitor center.

Make a safe stopUse milepost 14.5 as your navigation cue.

Use milepost 14.5 as your navigation cue. Dedicated parking and pedestrian access aren’t documented, so verify a safe, legal place to pull off before planning a stop; don’t stop on the SR-12 shoulder.

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