Bryce Canyon National Park travel guide in the United States
Scenic spot introduction:
Bryce Canyon National Park is a national park located in southwestern Utah, United States. Although its name has the word canyon, it is not a real canyon, but a huge natural amphitheatre formed by erosion along the east side of the Pangsagunt Plateau. Its unique geographical formations, called hoodoos, are formed by wind, water and ice erosion in rivers, and sedimentary rocks on the lake bed. The red, orange and white rocks within form a unique natural landscape, so it is It is known as the palace of natural stone figurines. Bryce Canyon National Park is 50 miles (80 kilometers) northeast of Zion National Park, located on the Colorado Plateau and across the southeastern side of the Ponsagunter Plateau.Attractions distribution:
The forests and grasslands of Bryce Canyon provide habitat for a variety of animals—from birds and small mammals to wolves and the occasional red cat, mountain lion, and American black bear. Mule deer are the most common large mammals in the park. Red deer and pronghorn antelope have recently begun to breed near the park again, occasionally breaking into the park. More than 160 species of birds visit the park every year, including swifts and swallows.Transportation
Scenic spot location:
America>United States
How to get there:
Airplane: There are flights from all major cities around the world to various parts of the United States, and air transportation is relatively convenient. Domestic flights in the United States can be discounted. If you buy tickets 21 days in advance, you can enjoy the biggest discount, followed by 14 days and 21 days in advance. The most expensive is to buy tickets on the day. You can find discounted tickets on sale by reading the travel special edition of local newspapers on Sundays. Some small airlines have lower ticket prices, but the aircraft are relatively old.
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Tickets
Bryce National Park ticket prices:
Tickets are $25.
Travel Tips
Travel Notes of Travellers:
- Sunset in Beijing: Magical Bryce Canyon National Park
travelling guideline:
A: Most visitors use the 18-mile (29-kilometer) Scenic Corridor to enjoy the scenery. Through this road, you can enjoy the 13 attractions of the Amphitheater
.
B: Bryce Canyon has 8 marked and maintained hiking trails that can be completed in less than a day:
1. Mossy Cave (1 hour , Utah State Route 12 northwest of Tropic),
2. Rim Trail (5-6 hours, any edge area),
3. Bristlecone Loop (1 hour, Rainbow Point )
4. Queen’s Garden Boardwalk (1-2 hours, sunrise point), these are easy to moderate hiking trails.
5. Navajo Loop (1-2 hours, sunset point)
6. Tower Bridge (2-3 hours, north of sunrise point), these are Moderate hiking trail.
7. Fairyland Loop (4-5 hours, Fairyland Point) and
8. Peekaboo Loop (3-4 hours, Bryce Point) ), these are strenuous hiking trails. Portions of the trail
overlap, allowing hikers to increase the challenge by merging routes.
C: The park also has two trails for overnight walks; the 9-mile (14 km) Riggs Loop and the 23-mile (37 km)
trail under the Rim Trail . Both require a marginal area camping permit.
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