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I was said (better, i read ;)) Powell Point (10,188 feet high), a bit outside the Park area (see map) offers outstanding panoramic views of much of southern Utah, though it's a bit difficult to reach. You'll need a high clearance vehicle to get within about 1/2 miles from the peak; a hiking trail there leads through wonderful limber and bristlecone pine to the peak. Without a suitable vehicle, you'll need to hike about 4.3 miles to the top.
Written Aug 24, 2002
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It's very frequent, within the Park, to fall in with nice and lively squirrels claiming anything from visitors. This one in the picture was evidently attracted by my hazel-nut snack, so we became friends :))
Oh yes, i know the warning: 'Feeding wild animals is forbidden', but how could I let this poor soul starving?!?
Written Aug 24, 2002
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This loop trail is off behind the visitor center. It connects with Birds Eye and Pink ledge trails. . Going up the hill, the loop splits off and comes back around after 3/4 mile.
Updated Oct 28, 2009
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Just outside of Bryce National Park, on the way towards Zion, is the Red Rock National Forest. There are a number of great hikes along the road. Most of the hikes are in the 1 to 2 hour range.
Updated Mar 12, 2007
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This viewpoint is aptly named as the hoodoos are mere specks in the distance. But Farview Point offers a panoramic view of the canyon and this elevated viewing area provides visibility for miles.
Updated Oct 19, 2004
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The photo to the left is not taken directly at Bryce Canyon. It shows Red Canyon just outside the national park. You should pass by that area. It´s nice.
Written Sep 12, 2002
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Just stones here? Naaaaaw! Look closely: There´s a little friend sitting there, his camouflage perfect. ('Did you bring biscuits, stranger?')
Written Sep 2, 2002
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It is not really off the beaten path but thought to add this photo here. It is from Red Canyon, close to Bryce Canyon.
Written Aug 25, 2002
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Bryce Canyon is also beloved home to the Utah prairie dog ;))) (NPS Photo, taken from www.nps.gov).
Written Aug 24, 2002
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