Bryce Canyon is in Southwestern Utah and is known for it's geological hoodoo formations. It is more like an amphitheater in shape than a canyon. The highest point we were at was at 9112 feet. There was still quite a bit of snow on some of the trails at the rim and the temperature was plus 5 celcius and windy. Needless to say, we opted for the three mile hike down into and through the canyon rather than walk along the rim for too long.
This is a view from the highest point. Absolutely amazing!
The Natural Bridge
Thor's Hammer
Bryce Canyon is in Southwestern Utah and is known for it's geological hoodoo formations. It is more like an amphitheater in shape than a canyon. The highest point we were at was at 9112 feet. There was still quite a bit of snow on some of the trails at the rim and the temperature was plus 5 celcius and windy. Needless to say, we opted for the three mile hike down into and through the canyon rather than walk along the rim for too long.
This is a view from the highest point. Absolutely amazing!
The Natural Bridge
Thor's Hammer
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