After a great couple of days in Zion we headed over to Bryce Canyon. They are conveniently located a a little over an hour from each other.
Here is looking into the Queen's garden. What a beautiful garden it is!
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The hoodoos that make up Bryce Canyon are amazing. They are all sizes and shapes.
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I am not sure what this hoodoo is called. I did take a lot of pictures of it!
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It was May 23, 2020 and we started our hike at 6pm at Sunrise Point and returned to Sunrise point 8pm. We took our time stopping to take pictures and see the sights.
This hike gets a 8/10
| Sara's Rating | Part of hike | My thoughts |
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| 1 | Access to trail | Parking along the road |
| 2 | Difficulty | Moderate 1.8 miles (3km), with some incline --320 feet (98m) |
| 2 | Views | Fantastic |
| 1 | Destination | Queen Victoria, we didn't see her or Thor's hammer |
| 2 | Time on trial | 2 hour, I like short hikes with great views! |
Note: At the end of May at sunset there were many engagement pictures being taken at sunset.
Of course I took pictures of the plants, and the trees were especially interesting
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What a beautiful place! We did sunset and then came back the next morning for a sunrise hike of Navajo Loop.
The first time I went to Bryce I didn't hike down into the canyon. It was impressive from the rim. The experience is so much better when you are in and surrounded by all the great hoodoos (rock formations) and plant life!
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