Bryce Canyon National Park Day Trip

Journey through Nevada and Arizona on your way to Bryce Canyon National Park in Utah. Traversing the towering walls of the Virgin River Gorge, which connects the Southwestern rim of the Colorado Plateau and the Northeastern edge of the Mojave Desert, is a true hidden gem along the route to Bryce Canyon. The natural amphitheater of Bryce features stunning rock pinnacles, called “hoodoos,” which are formed by wind and water erosion and transcend 2,000 feet of elevation as well as vibrant sandstone colors that are a photographers dream! The stunning views are only matched by its ruggedness, and as Ebenezer Bryce once said, Bryce Canyon is “a hell of a place to lose a cow.” During your full day tour, you will be treated to amazing panoramic views of the famous “hoodoos” and 100 mile vistas across Escalante Grand Staircase National Monument. Escalante Grand Staircase and Bryce Canyon span three distinct climate type, each with its own unique characteristics; Spruce and Fir Forests, Ponderosa Pine Forests, and Pinyon Pine and Juniper Forests. During your guided tour, you will have approximately three hours to explore Bryce Canyon National Park, with visits to multiple rim overlooks including: Inspiration Point, Sunrise Point and Sunset Point. For a more casual experience, you will be able to take a relaxing, scenic walk among the hoodoos on one of the park’s well maintained trails.