The Bryce Canyon. From the first time I saw it, I knew I fell in love with this place. I remember when I saw the snowy photo on the Facebook page of my colleague. I stared at the monitor for five minutes in a row. I already experienced the strong feeling of nature inspired wow. But that time I knew: I should visit this place.
And of course, I included it in the trip.
On a hot Thursday, we drove into the park. And the first thing I saw was a crowd of tourists. Honestly, after the almost quite Canyonlands and Capitol Reef were hard to meet all these people again. But I should say I was aware of park popularity.
Sunrise to Sunset Points
The park dweller
At first I planned to hike from Bryce point but the road and point were closed for renovation. So we selected the most popular loop in the park: Navajo Loop.
Sunset Point to Inspiration Point
Swamp Canyon
Fairview and Pirate Points
Natural Bridge
I think I just have the weakness to the natural bridges. They are so unusual and fragile no matter that they are from stone! What a wonder!
Agua and Ponderosa Canyons
Rainbow and Yovimpa Points
Blackbirch Canyon
