All Bryce Canyon places
41 places
1Bryce PointA sweeping view across the hoodoo amphitheater from its southern rim.
2Sunset PointA close look into the hoodoo maze beneath Thor’s Hammer.
3Inspiration PointThree levels offer different angles over the hoodoo amphitheater.
4Thor’s HammerA hammer-shaped hoodoo you can spot from the rim.
5Sunrise PointWalk down to the hoodoos or take in the whole amphitheater.
6Natural BridgeAn 85-foot arch frames a pine-filled canyon.
Bryce Canyon Visitor CenterGet trail advice, museum exhibits, and the seasonal shuttle here.
7Rainbow PointLayered plateau views and bristlecones at Bryce’s high southern overlook.
8Fairyland PointA quieter north-rim view over hoodoos still taking shape.
9Yovimpa PointA 100-mile panorama over the Grand Staircase.
10Paria ViewA quieter overlook above Yellow Creek’s 500-foot amphitheater
11Queen’s GardenA hoodoo garden with Queen Victoria at the end of a spur.
12Wall StreetA tight-walled walk through hoodoos and towering Douglas-firs.
Bryce Canyon LodgeHistoric 1925 lodge campus, with the amphitheater rim a short walk away.
Bryce Canyon Shuttle StationPark here, then let the shuttle handle the amphitheater stops.
13Tower BridgeTwo hoodoo towers linked by a natural bridge beneath the rim.
14Mossy CaveA shallow sandstone grotto that changes with the seasons.
15Wall of WindowsA close-up of this limestone fin comes with a full hike.
16Agua CanyonEye-level hoodoos, then a long view across the Grand Staircase.
Bryce Canyon General StoreQuick food and camping basics in a 1932 timber store.
17Hat ShopA demanding hike ends at strangely capped orange hoodoos.
18Farview PointSee hoodoos give way to the long views of plateau country.
19Tropic Ditch FallsA hand-dug ditch changed a seasonal wash into a waterfall.
20Two BridgesTwo rock spans tuck into a narrow, red-walled Navajo Loop canyon.
21Ponderosa CanyonA quick pull-off above an amphitheater, forest, and far-off plateaus.
22Black Birch CanyonA quick overlook above hoodoos and a forested basin.
23Swamp CanyonSee Mud and Noon Canyon Buttes from a quick roadside pullout.
24Piracy PointA short walk to wooded views and an unusual watershed story.
Valhalla Pizzeria & Coffee ShopCoffee all day; pizza from 11:30, beside the Lodge.
Ruby’s InnA historic lodging base with dining and park shuttles close by.
25Historic Service Station and Bike RentalsRent a bike from a postwar roadside landmark.
North CampgroundCamp in ponderosa pines across from the Visitor Center.
Sunset CampgroundStay among pines, with an RV loop and two tent-only loops.
Hoodoo FoodsA handy sandwich stop on the scenic drive.
26High Plateaus InstituteBryce Canyon’s first administrative center, built in log and stone.
27North Campground Outdoor TheaterA warm-season seat for evening ranger programs.
28Bryce Canyon Park Entrance SignA quick keepsake photo at the park's stone boundary marker.
CCC Picnic AreaA forested picnic break with a little CCC history nearby.
Whiteman Bench Picnic AreaPicnic tables beside a visible story of forest recovery.
29Highway 12 Western Boundary Park SignA quick marker for the park's western edge on Highway 12.
Peekaboo Loop RestroomA seasonal pit toilet on the west side of Peekaboo Loop.
The highest, rockiest slopes around here are a summer buffet for grizzly bears.
Bryce Canyon Tour Guide
Bryce Canyon, narrated.
Parkwolf is a GPS audio tour guide for Bryce Canyon National Park. As you drive, it chimes in with what’s ahead: hidden gems, upcoming stops, history, geology, and wildlife, right through your car’s speakers.
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Bryce Point: The Whole Amphitheater0:00 / 0:35
“You're approaching Bryce Point, where you can look across the whole hoodoo-filled amphitheater. Keep this stop if you want to see how the rows of towers fit together.”
Plays as you drive up to Bryce Point in the Parkwolf Bryce Canyon Tour Guide.
More stories near here in the app
- Paria View: A Mountain on the Horizon
- Inspiration Point: Three Levels of Views
- Sunset Point and Thor's Hammer
- Sunset Campground: A Base Near the Rim
- 30 audio storiesacross Bryce Canyon’s roads, triggered by GPS as you drive
- Wildlife heatmapsfor Wapiti, Utah Prairie Dog, Mule Deer, and 13 more
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